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Trauma 101
18 T H A N N U A L
Fracture Care
For the Community Orthopedist and Orthopaedic PA & NP
APRIL 16–18, 2020
CO-CHAIRS:
MICHAEL ARCHDEACON, MD
MICHAEL BELTRAN, MD
Sponsored by the University of Cincinnati
Faculty
COURSE CO-CHAIRS
Michael T. Archdeacon, MD, MSE Michael Beltran, MD
Peter J. Stern Professor & Chairman Assistant Professor
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center
Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati, OH
FACULTY
Frank Avilucea, MD Kyle Jeray, MD
Director of Orthopaedic Research Professor and Chair
Orlando Orthopaedic Institute Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Orlando Health, Orlando, FL Greenville Health System, Greenville, SC
Bart Branam, MD Christopher C. Kaeding, M.D.
Vice Chair of Clinical Affairs Judson Wilson Professor, Department of Orthopaedics
Assistant Professor Executive Director, Sports Medicine Center
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Sports Medicine
University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center Jameson Crane Sports Medicine Institute, Columbus, OH
Cincinnati, OH
Richard Laughlin, MD
Cory Collinge, MD Professor & Director, Division of Foot and Ankle
Medical Director of Orthopaedic Trauma Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center
Fort Worth, TX Cincinnati, OH
Angelo Colosimo, MD Theodore. Toan Le, MD
Associate Professor Associate Professor
Director, Division of Sports Medicine Director, Adult Reconstruction
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Medical Director, Holmes Sports Medicine University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Cincinnati, OH
Director of Orthopaedic Services
University of Cincinnati Athletics
Scott Mair, MD
Medical Director
Professor & Team Physician
FC Cincinnati
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine
Western Southern Open Tennis
University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY
Cincinnati Cyclones Hassan R. Mir, MD, MBA, FACS
Cincinnati, OH Director of Orthopaedic Residency Program
William Cross, MD University of South Florida
Co-Vice Chair, St. Mary’s Director of Orthopaedic Trauma Research
Consultant, Division of Orthopedic Trauma Surgery Florida Orthopaedic Institute
Assistant Professor Associate Professor
Department of Orthopedic Surgery University of South Florida, Tampa, FL
Mayo Clinic Chris Utz, MD
Rochester, MN Assistant Professor
Stephen Dailey, MD Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine
Assistant Professor Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, Emergency Medicine University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center
Director, Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Medical Director
University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center Cincinnati Cyclones Professional Hockey Team
Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati, OH
Director of Sports Medicine Walter Virkus, MD
Miami University Director, Orthopaedic Trauma
Oxford, OH IH Health Physicians
Brian Grawe, MD IH Health Methodist Hospital
Associate Professor Indianapolis, IN
Associate Residency Director Michael Wigton, MD
Sports Medicine and Shoulder Reconstruction Assistant Professor
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Division of Hand Surgery
University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Cincinnati, OH University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center
Cincinnati, OH
Trauma 101Fracture Care
18TH A N N U A L
For the Community Orthopedist and Orthopaedic PA & NP
APRIL 16 –18, 2020
COURSE SCHEDULE
DAY 1 — THURSDAY SESSION III: HOT TOPICS
APRIL 16, 2020 — AM & PM SESSION 3:15 PM Stress Fractures: Pathophysiology and Classification
8:00 AM Registrations/ Exhibits/ Continental Breakfast 3:30 PM FAI & Hip Arthroscopy
9:00 AM Welcome & Introduction 3:45 PM Biologics and Amnotic Membrane
4:00 PM Sideline Emergencies
SESSION IA: SOFT TISSUE INJURIES OF THE 4:15 PM Discussion and Questions from Audience
SHOULDER TF– Welcome Reception
9:15 AM Management of Acute Rotator Cuff Repairs
9:30 AM Single Row vs. Double Row Rotator Cuff Repair
9:45 AM The Irreparable Cuff Tear DAY 2 — FRIDAY
10:00 AM SLAP Tears APRIL 17, 2020 — AM & PM SESSION
10:15 AM Biceps Injuries End to End 6:30 AM Registration/ Exhibits/ Continental Breakfast
10:30 AM Discussion and questions from Audience SESSION V: FRACTURES AROUND THE KNEE
10:45 AM Break & Transition 7:30 AM Talus / Calc – Is this in My Wheelhouse?
7:45 AM Tackling the Tough Ones – Geriatric and Diabetic Ankle
SESSION IB: SHOULDER INSTABILITY
Fractures
11:00 AM Management of Anterior Shoulder Instability
8:00 AM How Should We Address the Posterior Malleolus and
11:15 AM Posterior Shoulder Instability
Syndesmosis in 2020?
11:30 AM Glenoid Bone Loss in Shoulder Instability
8:15 AM Extreme Nailing of the Tibia – Tips & Tricks
11:45 AM Management of AC Separations
8:30 AM Tibial Nonunion – How to Work up and Manage Surgically
12:00 PM Discussion and Questions from Audience
8:45 AM Case-based Panel Discussion
12:15 PM Lunch
9:00 AM Break & Transition
SESSION II: THE KNEE
LAB SESSION I
1:15 PM ACL Surgery: Why We Do IT
35-MIN ROTATING SESSIONS: 9:15/9:50/10:25 AM
1:30 PM Multiligamentous Injuries of the Knee 9:15 AM Lab: Knee Ex FIX
1:45 PM Treatment Options for Meniscal Tears 9:15 AM Lab: Plateau Plating
2:00 PM Treatment of PCL Tears 9:15 AM Lab: Supracondylar Nailing / Plating
2:15 PM Patella Instability
2:30 PM Return to Play: Consideration after ACL Surgery SESSION VI: ORTHOPAEDIC EMERGENCIES AND
2:45 PM Discussion & Questions from Audience
EMERGING CRISES
11:00 AM What Gets Me Out of Bed: “True” Orthopaedic Emergencies
3:00 PM Break & Transition in 2020
11:15 AM Managing the Obese Fracture Patient11:30 AM Orthopaedic Trauma and the Opioid Epidemic SESSION VIII: UPPER EXTREMITY FRACTURE
11:45 AM Case-based Panel Discussion CONTROVERIES
12:00 PM Lunch 7:30 AM Proximal Humerus Fractures in 2020 – when to replace
and when to fix
SESSION VII: FRACTURES OF THE PELVIS, HIP 7:45 AM Is this Simple or Complex? Sorting out Periarticular elbow
AND FEMUR fractures and dislocations
1:00 PM Young Adult Femoral Neck Fractures 8:00 AM Distal Radius Fractures: Is anything new?
1:15 PM Atypical Femur Fxs and Bisphosphonates 8:15 AM Humeral Shaft Fractures: Can I STILL brace these and
1:30 PM Periprosthetic and Interprosthetic Femur Fractures when should I fix them?
1:45 PM Avoiding Pitfalls Managing Proximal Femur Fxs 8:30 AM Fractures o the Clavicle: Sometimes, always, never in 2020?
2:00 PM Acute Management of Pelvic Ring Injury and Fractures 8:45 AM Case-based Panel Discussion
of the Acetabulum 9:10 AM Break and Transition
2:15 PM Case-based Panel Discussion
2:35 PM Break and Transition LAB SESSION III
40-MIN ROTATING SESSIONS: 9:25/10:05/10:45 AM
LAB SESSION II 9:25 AM Lab: Ankle Fusion Nail
40-MIN ROTATING SESSIONS: 2:45/3:25/4:25 PM 9:25 AM Lab: Foot ORIF
2:45 PM Lab: Proximal Femoral Nail 9:25 AM Lab: Tibial Nail or Ankle ORIF
2:45 PM Lab: Proximal Femoral Plate
2:45 PM Lab: Femoral Neck Plate or Femoral Nail SESSION IX: SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
IN TRAUMA
11:25 AM Is this Bone Graft worth it?
DAY 3 — SATURDAY 11:40 AM Osteoporotic Fractures of the Pelvis and Acetabulum:
APRIL 18, 2020 — AM SESSION What Now?
7:00 AM Registration/ Exhibits/ Continental Breakfast 11:55 AM Medicolegal Aspects of Orthopaedic Trauma
12:10 PM Course Conclusion & Wrap Up
COURSE PROGRAM
Thursday: 9 am–6 pm
Friday: 7:30 am–5 pm
Saturday: 7:30 am–12:30 pm
DAILY REGISTRATION
8 am: Thursday, April 16, 2020
6:30 am: Friday, April 17, 2020
7 am: Saturday, April 18, 2020PA – NP
CURRICULUM
The PA–NP has become an
integral contributor in the
care of patients in various
settings, especially in the
realm of orthopaedics. The
comprehensive care of the
orthopaedic patient not only
requires a basic medical
CONFERENCE LOCATION
The Wyndham Grand is located
knowledge, but also entails
in Clearwater Beach, Florida at
a more specific and detailed
100 Coronoda Drive.
understanding of the nature and
treatment of injury. This course
is designed to correspond in TRANSPORTATION
conjunction with the physicians’ The Wyndham Grand is accessible
curriculum to offer the PA – NP from 2 airports: Tampa International
exposure to basic orthopaedic Airport (TPA) is 21 miles and St.
concepts and care. Pete/Clearwater Airport (PIE) is 13
miles to Clearwater Beach, Florida.
PA – NP TOPICS ACCOMMODATIONS
Principles of fracture healing Wyndham Grand —
Clearwater Beach
Use of different bone grafts and 100 Coronado
bone graft supplements Clearwater, FL 33767
Nonunion Care
HOTEL RESERVATIONS
Fracture care of the upper and A block of rooms have been
lower extremities reserved at the Wyndham Grand at
a discounted rate starting at $289/
Pelvic trauma night + taxes and fees.
To reserve your stay, please call
Soft Tissue Injuries (727) 281-9536 and mention
Trauma 101 Fracture Care.
Small group lab sessions w/
OR
hands-on experience utilizing
various orthopaedic implants Book your room online at:
book.passkey.com/go/
Trauma101FractureCare2020
Interaction w/ orthopaedic
surgeons and colleagues
from various regions and Reservations must be received by
backgrounds Monday, March 16, 2020 at 5 pm EST
PA & NP Program
Coordinator:
Marissa Baum, PA-CTrauma 101 Fracture Care
18 T H A N N U A L
For the Community Orthopedist and Orthopaedic PA & NP
APRIL 16–18, 2020
WYNDHAM GRAND
CLEARWATER BEACH, FL 33767
COURSE REGISTRATION OPTIONS
REGISTER ONLINE: www.foreonline.org/trauma101
REGISTER BY PHONE: 813-877-8096
REGISTRATION FEES QUESTIONS?
Call Shelley Hess at 513-558-2978
Physicians or email Shelley.hess@uc.edu
On or Before 3/16/2020 $600
After 3/16/2020 $650
Physicians Assistant
On or Before 3/16/2020 $350
After 3/16/2020 $400
Nurse Practitioner
On or Before 3/16/2020 $350
After 3/16/2020 $400
Industry Professionals
On or Before 3/16/2020 $400
After 3/16/2020 $450
Nurses
On or Before 3/16/2020 $250
After 3/16/2020 $300
Residents
On or Before 3/16/2020 $200
After 3/16/2020 $250
REFUND POLICY
Cancellation notification must be in writing (email CME@FOREonline.org) and received by the close of business on March 16, 2020.
A cancellation fee of $50 will be assessed. Cancellations received after March 16, 2020 will not receive a refund. No-shows will not
receive a refund.
FORE reserves the right to cancel this program due to unforeseen circumstances, in which case a full refund of registration fees
will be given to participants. FORE will not be responsible for travel expenses incurred by the participant in the unlikely event that
the Program is cancelled.OVERVIEW
This course is designed to present advanced Clinical risk and malpractice management
instruction for community orthopaedic panel—an informal panel discussion concerning
surgeons on the management of soft tissue the reduction of malpractice risk exposure and
trauma, fractures and musculoskeletal injuries the current issues concerning tort reform.
from initial evaluation and surgical technique
OBJECTIVES
through convalescence and rehabilitation. The
Identify the current principles of management
target audience includes practicing orthopaedic
for patients with orthopaedic sports and trauma
surgeons, orthopaedic residents, physician related injuries in the community environment.
assistants and orthopaedic nurses interested in
Appreciate the nuances of diagnosing, treating
or currently caring for orthopaedic injury patients.
and rehabilitating soft tissue injuries around the
Emphasis will be placed on fracture care in the
shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and ankle.
community practice environment.
Integrate the technical aspects of rapid
Participants will be engaged in an interactive extremity immobilization including spanning
format including: external fixation and intramedullary nailing into
Injury modules, case examples, discussions health care providers’ practices.
and debates—the presentation of didactic Compare and contrast the various treatment
material through injury topics or debates strategies for patients with orthopaedic trauma
encouraging interactive sessions between injuries.
participants and faculty panels.
Define the current standards for post-injury
Hands-on workshops—lab sessions with rehabilitation after orthopaedic injury.
surgical implants and saw bones offering
Recognize and assess practice risk reduction in
participants the opportunity to apply techniques
caring for orthopaedic injury patients.
demonstrated in the case modules and small
group discussions. TARGET AUDIENCE
Case Discussions—arranged to provide ample Orthopaedic surgeons, residents, physician
individualized interaction between faculty and assistants, nurse practitioners and nurses
participants. These sessions are devoted to interested in or currently caring for orthopaedic
discussing difficult cases. injury patients.
ACCREDITATION STATEMENT
The University of Cincinnati is accredited by the members’ significant relationships with drug
Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical or device manufacturer(s). The University of
Education (ACCME) to provide continuing Cincinnati is committed to retaining only those
medical education for physicians. speakers with financial interests that can be
The University of Cincinnati designates this reconciled with the goals and educational
live activity for a maximum of 20.5 AMA PRA integrity of the CME activity.
Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim The opinions expressed during the live activity
only the credits commensurate with the extent are those of the faculty and do not necessarily
of their participation in the activity. represent the views of the University of
The University of Cincinnati is committed to Cincinnati. The information is presented for
resolving all conflicts of interest issues that the purpose of advancing the attendees’
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