Orthobiologics Series
NOVEMBER 2025 Orthobiologics Summit Online on Translational Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Topics and Focus Day 1 Monday November 3rd 8:00 am Pacific | 11:00 am Eastern | 4:00 UK | 5:00 pm Europe
Orthobiologics in Equine, Canine and Human Sports Medicine Overview.
Translational Stiffle / Knee cases.
Topics and Focus Day 2 Tuesday November 4th 8:00 am Pacific | 11:00 am Eastern | 4:00 UK | 5:00 pm Europe
Best practices in harvesting material.
Best practices in choosing your orthobiologic.
Translational SDFT / Achilles Tendon cases.
Topics and Focus Day 3 Wednesday November 12th 8:00 am Pacific | 11:00 am Eastern | 4:00 UK | 5:00 pm Europe
What direction are we going? What’s in the pipeline?
Safety and Availability.
Overview of Treatment Human Axial Skeleton and Nerve Pain.
Overview of Treatment Equine Axial Skeleton and Nerve Pain.
Topics and Focus Day 4 Thursday November 13th 8:00 am Pacific | 11:00 am Eastern | 4:00 UK | 5:00 pm Europe
Supportive Therapies.
Rehabilitation Plan.
Training and Prevention.
Would you like to attend the 2025 IGNITE Orthobiologics Summit Online on Translational Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation?
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2.Fill out the form below to be notified when the 2025 Orthobiologics Summit registration opens or when you want to get access to our Orthobiologics Video Library.
Past Events Available On-Demand:
Equine Orthobiologics Video Library
Watch any presentation or discussion from our previous summits. This library currently hosts 80 hours of high-level educational content.
IGNITE Locomotion in Practice 2023
In 2023, we teamed up with ICEL9 for an in-person meeting at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. Recordings of this event are still available for on demand access.
Enjoy a Complementary video from our Equine Orthobiologics Video Library
“Understanding the potential of platelet rich plasma and setting realistic expectations”
By Aimee Colbath VMD MS DACVS, Assistant Professor, Section of Large Animal Surgery, Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine, USA
