New England Orthopedic Society (NEOS)

The New England Orthopedic Society is focused on giving a discussion to the honing orthopedic specialists of the New England area to present papers to their partners and in addition to have the benefit of meeting and gaining from driving orthopedic specialists from this nation and abroad.

The Society composed its first European outing in 1968 when individuals went to Ireland (normally), Scotland, where they were facilitated by J.I.P. James at Edinburgh's Princess Margaret Rose Hospital and, then, on to Paris where they were entertained by Professor Robert Judet. A second excursion was held in 1970, with individuals setting out to Switzerland and Vienna took after by a voyage among the Greek Islands, under the heading of Otto Russe. A third outing was held in February 1990, in Austria, when individuals headed out to Kitzbuhel in the snow secured Austrian Alps with visits to Salzburg and Munich.

The 25th Annual Fall Meeting was the last to be held at the Carney Hospital. Dr. Charles A. Rockwood was the included visitor speaker; along these lines, the venue of the fall meeting was moved to the Braintree territory in the Boston rural areas. Since 1987, the meeting has been held in Downtown Boston at different halfway found inns. In 1991, the Board of Directors in acknowledgment of the long years of Dr. Kilfoyle's administration and backing to the general public built up the Kilfoyle Award Paper. This Award is introduced every year to the inhabitant presenting the best paper identifying with the clinical routine of orthopedic surgery.

The Society stays focused on giving a discussion to the honing orthopedic specialists of the New England Region to present papers to their associates and also to have the benefit of meeting and gaining from the main orthopedic specialists in this nation and abroad.