ISAKOS 2025 Congress Faculty
Andreas Voss, MD
sporthopaedicum & University Hospital of Regensburg
Regensburg, BY GERMANY
Professor Andreas Voss is a German orthopaedic surgeon specialising in
shoulder and elbow surgery with a strong emphasis on sports-related
pathology, arthroscopy, and regenerative joint therapy. He trained in
orthopaedic sports medicine at the Technical University of Munich and
completed further training in trauma surgery at the University Hospital
of Regensburg, with an additional Sports Medicine Research Fellowship
at the University of Connecticut (USA) focused on shoulder research and
surgery.
He serves as a Professor and senior surgeon with the sporthopaedicum
group (Regensburg & Straubing) and the University Hospital of
Regensburg, combining clinical practice, research, and education. Prof.
Voss holds memberships and active roles in key professional societies
including ISAKOS, ESSKA, AGA (Arthroscopy & Joint Surgery), and
the German Association for Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (DVSE), and is
often invited as faculty at international orthopaedic conferences.
His work includes advanced arthroscopic and reconstructive techniques
for shoulder and elbow conditions, as well as glenohumeral instability,
rotator cuff repair, and cartilage-preserving approaches, alongside
involvement in teaching and student orthopaedic education
programmes. He has received several research awards and grants,
reflecting his active contribution to shoulder–elbow clinical science and
training.
Disclosures
Royalties received from Orthopy
Speaker for Stryker
Employee of Arthrex
Paid Consultant for Enovis, Stryker,
Stock received from Medi
Support received from Enovis
Board of Directors member for Sporlastic
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Disclosures complete: Jul 02, 2026
*Please note that Global Link resources are not part of the CME offered for the 2025 ISAKOS Congress.