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    • Case conferences are vital for medical training.
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    • To present and discuss a clinical case in sports medicine.
    • To foster learning through case-based discussions in a series format.

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    • A case from the University of California, San Diego, was presented.
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    • The case discussion provided insights into sports medicine.
    • The conference facilitated knowledge sharing among participants.

    Conclusions:

    • Case conferences are effective for medical education in sports medicine.
    • Continuing medical education series enhance expertise in sports medicine topics.