"Having a web-based library of all clinical material that is easily searched and immediately retrievable will be a great resource for all AOTrauma members, from residents-in-training to young lecturers and even senior faculty in moderator roles. Cases can be found and presented almost instantly to support the educational outcomes required.”

Michael Baumgaertner, USA

" ​The Case Library is a great repository. From well-illustrated teaching points to demonstrations of surgical mastery, it offers so much for education, and encourages discussion, debate, and innovation. It's a privilege to contribute to this library, because I see the value in sharing the content and have benefited greatly from this myself.”

Christopher McAndrew, USA

​"The Case Library is a very easy source for education, fitting in well with the already-existing AO Surgery Reference. In the Case Library, the AOTrauma member may find the tricks he/she needs for operating, and all of the further, in-depth knowledge in AO Surgery Reference. Very often, there is the practical application of the principles to consider. Because the submitters of the Case Library come from different countries, a surgeon has the opportunity to view the different ways these principles have been applied, which can be beneficial. What is also great about the Case Library is that the cases can be easily downloaded and stored in a personal directory.”

Marco Berlusconi, Italy

"​The case library is a fantastic resource for all AOTrauma members. It contains different cases from head to toe, showing tips, tricks, classic techniques and innovations to treat different fractures. It can help us in organising our lectures, case discussions and also provides good examples of surgical techniques in difficult and usual cases. It was an honour to contribute to it.”

Rodrigo Pesantez, Colombia