AAOS remains one of the most important gatherings in orthopaedics, and Dominion Surgical is preparing to use that stage to introduce a surgeon-centered conversation around workflow, control, and practical value.Â
Founded in 1933, the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) says it provides education for orthopaedic surgeons and allied health professionals, promotes high-quality musculoskeletal care, and serves as an authoritative source on bone and joint conditions and treatments. AAOS also describes itself as the world’s largest medical association of musculoskeletal specialists. The 2026 Annual Meeting is scheduled for March 2–6, 2026, in New Orleans.
Dominion Surgical’s AAOS 2026 focus
As Dominion Surgical heads to New Orleans, the company is positioning its presence around a practical theme: Dominion Surgical describes its mission as improving safety, efficiency, compliance, and surgeon control for patient positioning in the OR while reducing total cost and space requirements across hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. Its broader messaging emphasizes a surgeon-controlled patient positioning system designed to work with existing OR tables and support more efficient workflow.
According to Dominion Surgical, the team is building momentum toward a commercial launch conversation at Booth #3244. Dominion’s AAOS RSVP page also promotes a New Orleans networking event on Wednesday, March 4, from 5:00–8:00 PM at Napoleon House Courtyard, giving attendees another chance to connect with the team beyond the exhibit floor.
What visitors can expect at AAOS
For surgeons, ASC leaders, and hospital decision-makers, Dominion Surgical’s AAOS presence appears set to center on workflow design, surgeon autonomy, portability, and operational fit. Just as important, the conversation may resonate with facilities that want clearer role boundaries in the OR. AORN states that health care industry representatives may be present only under defined conditions set by the organization and applicable regulations, reinforcing why facilities often look closely at workflow design and role clarity.
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