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Virtual Podiatric Clinical Conference March 19-20, April 23-24, May 21-22 Lectures available on demand until June 12.
TABLE OF CONTENTS P2
Welcome 3
About NY22 4
Virtual Conference Registration Options & Prcing 5
NY22 Virtual Conference Live Schedule At-A-Glance 6
NYSPMA/NYPPAC Information 7
Continuing Education Information 8
APMA Coding Seminar and Pre-Conference Seminars 9
General Lectures Day 1: March 19-20 10
General Lectures Day 2: April 23-24 11
General Lectures Day 3: May 21-22 12
Educational Objectives 13
Foundation Board, Mission Statement & Objectives 14
Faculty Financial Disclosures 16
Faculty Listings 17-18
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmWELCOME TO NY22 P3
WELCOME/THANK YOU
Thank you for joining us for the 2022 Virtual New York Podiatric Clinical
Conference. In January, The Foundation made the difficult decision to
pivot this year’s Clinical Conference from an in-person conference to a
virtual conference. The decision to cancel NY22 did not come easily. The
conditions and circumstances brought about by the Omicron variant and
MARCH 19-20 the timing of the in-person Clinical Conference made it impossible to stage
APRIL 23-24 NY22 without endangering the health and safety of all exhibitors, attendees
and the New York City community at large. While we are disappointed to be unable to gather
MAY 21-22 in-person again this year, we are thrilled to be able to present the lectures that were originally
Lectures available on demand scheduled to be in-person in a virtual format.
until June 12.
So, prepare to be challenged, and learn something new from the comfort of wherever you choose
THANK YOU to be while watching the NY22 Clinical Conference. We are continuing with a very similar virtual
format to last year’s with flexibility and convenience for attendees being the priority. Attendees
TO OUR SPONSORS can build their own conference agenda that works for their personal and professional schedules
by selecting whether to watch live-streamed lectures over the weekends of March 19-20 (Day 1
lectures), April 23-24 (Day 2 lectures) and May 21-22 (Day 3 lectures) or on-demand lectures at
their leisure that will be available proceeding the live lecture weekend and up until June 12.
For NY22, The Foundation focused on creating the best and most innovative lectures in the field
of podiatry and foot and ankle surgery. We are featuring many experts from renowned academic
institutions such as Memorial Sloan Kettering, Hospital for Special Surgery and Weill Cornell
Medicine that have never been featured at other podiatric medical conferences.
We’d also like to extend our sincere gratitude to our sponsors who continue to support The
Foundation for Podiatric Medicine and the podiatric community as a whole. We’re so proud to call
them supporters and we really look forward to seeing them in person again soon.
William D. Spielfogel, DPM
President
Foundation for Podiatric Medicine
Sponsorships do not support the
educational activities of NY22
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmABOUT NY22 P4
CONTINUING EDUCATION For Exhibit Hall Only registrants, you can choose to be refunded less
The Foundation for Podiatric Medicine is approved by the Council on a 6% processing fee for the costs incurred of processing credit card
Podiatric Medical Education as a sponsor of continuing education payments or have your registration rolled over to NY23 taking place
in podiatric medicine. The Foundation for Podiatric Medicine has from January 20-22, 2023.
approved this activity for a maximum of 26.5 continuing education
contact hours (CECH)*. CONTACT
Allison Hogan | ahogan@nyspma.org
In accordance with the requirements of the Council on Podiatric
Medicine, the Foundation is required to monitor educational session VIRTUAL CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
attendance for verification of CECH. For those registering for the NY22 Virtual Clinical Conference,
registration is not refundable. Registration will remain open until
*This number is based on attendance at all general lectures, the Friday, May 13, 2022. For those registering after the live weekends of
Risk Management lecture, and the 2022 Medicare Update lecture. March 19-20, April 23-24 and May 21-22, you will be able to watch and
receive credits for those lectures on demand until Sunday, June 12.
CECH SIGN-IN/ASSESSMENT POLICY
Each attendee will have their own unique profile for attending the NYSPMA members, please be advised that dues must be paid in full for
Virtual Conference. 2020-2021 or you must be enrolled in an automatic payment plan at
time of registration to receive the membership rate. Dues payments
There will be two options for earning CECH, attending pre-scheduled are not retroactive and non-member conference fees will not be
lectures available only in real-time or viewing recordings of lectures reimbursed if dues payments are made after registration. If you have
at any time during the duration of the Virtual Conference. While questions regarding your dues payments, please contact Rashmi Doshi
attending real-time pre-scheduled lecture, attendees must perform an at 646-525-4888 or rdoshi@nyspma.org.
attendance verification to earn CECH. If an attendee chooses to view
a recording of a lecture instead, they will be required to complete and CONFERENCE CONFIRMATION
pass a post-assessment to recieve CECH credit. Confirmation letters will be e-mailed following receipt of your
registration. An email address will be required for registration. All
To ensure that the Foundation continues to provide you with a communcation will take place via email.
meaningful educational program, all attendees, regardless of viewing
format, will be required to complete an electronic meeting evaluation in REGISTRATION DEADLINES
order to receive a CECH certificate and verification form. This form will Conference Registration will close on Friday, May 13, 2022 at
be distributed via email following the conference. By registering, you 1:00pm EST. Due to the nature of the virtual event, there will be no
are consenting to fill out an electronic evaluation survey. on-site registration available. No registrations will be accepted after
that date.
Each registrant is responsible for reporting his or her attendance to
all appropriate boards and agencies requiring continuing education. VIRTUAL CONFERENCE ACCESS
Credits may be registered with state boards by providing them with a Conference attendees will be emailed access information to the virtual
copy of your CECH certificate. platform no later than a week prior to the start of the conference. This
access information will be sent to the email address that the attendee
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY STATEMENT registered with.
By participating, you acknowledge that you are prohibited from
recording, saving, reproducing or retransmitting any streaming NONDISCRIMINATION
content, in any form, including NY22 sessions, and agree to refrain from No person shall be denied registration or participation in any
such unauthorized action. All educational materials are for individual continuing education program provided by this Foundation for reasons
use only and may not be disseminated to others without the express of race, religion, sex, national origin or physical ability.
written consent of the Foundation for Podiatric Medicine.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NY22 IN-PERSON REFUND POLICIES The Foundation for Podiatric Medicine would like to thank the following
NY22 registrants that registered before the Clinical Conference pivoted people and organizations for their contributions
to a virtual format will be automatically registered for the virtual to the 2022 Virtual Clinical Conference:
conference. For in-person conference registrants still seeking refunds,
your refund will be issued less a 6% processing fee for the costs Andrew J. Oster Design and Photography
incurred of processing credit card payments. APMA Coding Committee
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REGISTRATION OPTIONS & PRICING P5
REGISTRATION OPTIONS
DPM Lectures and Exhibit Hall Rate Until May 13
NYSPMA Member $0.00
APMA Member $449.00
Non-Member $949.00
Resident $0.00
Student $0.00
NYSPMA Life Member $149.00
All NY residents/students are eligible for free NYSPMA membership. Please contact NYSPMA to join and for more information.
NYSPMA APMA/CPMA NON RESIDENT/
CONFERENCE ADD-ON SEMINARS* MEMBER MEMBER MEMBER STUDENT
Medicare in 2022 $0.00 $0.00 $99.00 $0.00
Risk Management Lecture $0.00 $0.00 $99.00 $0.00
* In order to register for Conference Add-On Seminars, attendees must also register for the full Virtual Conference.
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmNY22 VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
LIVE SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE P6
Attendees at NY22 will be able to DAY 1 - SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MARCH 19-20
build their own conference agenda Day 1 Lectures Available On Demand from March 21–June 12
that works for their personal and 8:00–10:15am Morning General Lectures—Block 1
professional schedules by selecting 10:15–10:45am Morning Break
whether to watch live lectures over 10:45am–12:20pm Morning General Lectures—Block 2
three weekends or recorded lectures 12:20–1:00pm Lunch Break
at their leisure over the course of 1:00–3:18pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 1
nearly three months, from March 19 3:18–3:45pm Afternoon Break
to June 12, 2022. 3:45–5:30pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 2
To the right are the times for the DAY 2 - SATURDAY & SUNDAY, APRIL 23-24
live lectures. Please note that the Day 2 Lectures Available On Demand from April 25–June 12
same programming will repeat 8:00–10:20am Morning General Lectures—Block 1
the Saturday and Sunday of each 10:20–10:45am Morning Break
weekend to accommodate for 10:45am–12:45pm Morning General Lectures—Block 2
religious observances. 12:45–1:30pm Lunch Break
1:30–4:00pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 1
To receive CECH credit, you will be 4:00–4:15pm Afternoon Break
required to complete an attendance 4:15–6:05pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 2
verification activity for any live
lectures/sessions you attend and a DAY 3 - SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MAY 21-22
graded assessment for any recorded Day 3 Lectures Available On Demand from May 23–June 12
lectures/sessions you attend in 7:30–10:00am Morning General Lectures—Block 1
addition to completing an electronic 10:00–10:30am Morning Break
evaluation. 10:30am–12:30pm Morning General Lectures—Block 2
12:30–1:30pm Lunch Break
For more information regarding 1:30–5:00pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 1
CECH, please visit
http://nyspma.org/ny22
ON-DEMAND ONLY
PICA RISK MANAGEMENT LECTURE
Available March 1-March 31
APMA CODING SEMINAR
Available February 26–March 12
2022 MEDICARE UPDATE
Available March 21–June 12
Schedule is subject to change.
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmNYSPMA/NYPPAC INFORMATION P7
BECOME AN NYSPMA MEMBER TODAY New York Podiatry
Political Action Committee
The New York State Podiatric Medical Association (NYSPMA) is
Help Support Those Who Support Podiatry
a tax-exempt not-for-profit, voluntary professional association
uniting three of every four doctors of podiatric medicine in New
York State. NYSPMA consists of 13 geographically based sub- WHAT IS NYPPAC?
groups called divisions and is the largest statewide component The New York State Podiatry Political Action Committee (NYPPAC)
of the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) and its is a nonprofit, bipartisan fundraising committee through which
affiliated national network of certifying boards and professional podiatrists support state candidates who champion podiatric
colleges. NYSPMA is made up of dedicated volunteer podiatrists medicine’s issues In New York.
who serve as officers, board members, and committee members. Because of the efforts of NYPPAC and its parent organization, the
Established in 1895, we were the first organization of its kind in American Podiatric Medical Association (NYSPMA), the profession
America. We are a strong voice in the state legislature on insurance has gained a state and national presence as a political force.
affairs, medical and hospital practice, managed care, scientific
affairs, and public health. NYPPAC neither determines the issues to be addressed on behalf
of the profession, nor lobbies on those issues. That is the role of
JOIN NOW NYSPMA’s Legislative Action Committee, Board of Trustees, and
Membership in your state and national professional associations lobbying firm.
strengthens your practice and contributes to the current state of
NYPPAC’s role is to support candidates seeking office in the NY
podiatry as well as the future of the profession.
Assembly and Senate. The only other legal means for such support
is through contributions made directly to a candidate by an
Contact Lori Sales at lsales@nyspma.org
individual.
to become a member today.
HOW DO WE SERVE OUR MEMBERS? WHO RECEIVES NYPPAC SUPPORT?
Funds collected by NYPPAC are in turn contributed to statewide
• Continuing Medical Education Credits candidates who are selected without regard to political party. Only
Available at our annual clinical conference, as well as candidates seeking a seat in the NY Assembly or Senate may be
division seminars throughout the state. recipients of NYPPAC’s funds. Candidate support is based on:
• Clinical Conference 1. A candidate’s position on issues—Does the incumbent candidate
Members attend all three days of lectures free of charge, support podiatric medicine’s issues? Is he or she accessible
as well as receive discounts on additional seminars and programs. to NYSPMA members and lobbyists? If a candidate is a non-
• Insurance Intervention and Representation incumbent, was he or she supportive in the state or local
A committee of knowledgeable podiatrists and insurance governing structure?
consultants are available to assist members with 2. A candidate’s committee appointment—As an incumbent, does
insurance issues. the candidate serve on a committee that has jurisdiction over
• Political Action state health policy?
Member participation under the guidance of one of New York’s top 3. NYSPMA member/state component endorsement—Does the
government affairs firms. candidate have the backing of NYSPMA members? This criterion
• Communications is required for support of non-incumbents.
NYSPMA’s newsletter, The New York Podiatrist, as well as its
website, www.nyspma.org, provide valuable and pertinent
WHO MAY GIVE TO NYPPAC?
information to members on every aspect of their practice.
Members and staff of NYSPMA, their family members, and members
• Legal Resources
and staff of NYSPMA’s component divisions may contribute to
Members have the ability to enroll in the Podiatry Protection
NYPPAC. Contributions must be from personal funds if they are
Program, a valuable program that provides legal coverage on a
to be used for contributions to candidates for federal office.
variety of issues, as well as access to a continuously updated
Contributions to NYPPAC must be voluntary and do not qualify for
Legal Resource Manual.
an income tax deduction.
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmCONTINUING EDUCATION INFORMATION P8
APPROVAL Please note that the same programming will repeat the Saturday
The Foundation for Podiatric Medicine is approved by the Council and Sunday of each weekend to accommodate for religious
on Podiatric Medical Education as a provider of continuing observances. Individuals can only receive CECH for a specific
education in podiatric medicine. program once. Any programming that will not be available live is
noted with an asterisk.
The Foundation has approved this activity for 26.5 continuing
education contact hours (CECH). This number is based on PLEASE NOTE
attendance at all general lectures, the Risk Management lecture, To ensure that the Foundation continues to provide you with a
and the 2022 Medicare Update lecture. meaningful educational program, all attendees, regardless of
viewing format, will be required to complete an electronic meeting
ATTENDANCE / ASSESSMENT evaluation for each lecture section in order to receive a CECH
In accordance with the requirements of the Council on Podiatric certificate and verification form. You can find a missed attendance
Medicine, The Foundation is required to monitor session verification form on The Foundation for Podiatric Medicine’s
attendance for verification of CECH. website at nyspma.org/ny22. Each registrant is responsible for
reporting his or her attendance to all appropriate boards and
There will be two options for earning CECH, attending pre- agencies requiring continuing education. Credits may be registered
scheduled lectures available only in real-time or viewing with state boards by providing them with a copy of your CECH
recordings of lectures at any time during the duration of the Virtual certificate. NYSPMA members will not be eligible to receive their
Conference. While attending a real-time pre-scheduled lecture, CECH Certificate unless their memberships are current.
attendees must perform an attendance verification to earn CECH.
If an attendee chooses to view a recording of a lecture instead, they
will be required to complete and pass a post-assessment to receive
CECH credit.
DAY 1 - SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MARCH 19-20
8:00–10:15am Morning General Lectures—Block 1 2.25 contact hours
10:45am–12:20pm Morning General Lectures—Block 2 1.5 contact hours
1:00–3:18pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 1 2.25 contact hours
3:45–5:30pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 2 1.75 contact hours
DAY 2 - SATURDAY & SUNDAY, APRIL 23-24
8:00–10:20am Morning General Lectures—Block 1 2.25 contact hours
10:45am–12:45pm Morning General Lectures—Block 2 1.75 contact hours
1:30–4:00pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 1 2.5 contact hours
4:15–6:05pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 2 1.75 contact hours
DAY 3 - SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MAY 21-22
7:30–10:00am Morning General Lectures—Block 1 2.5 contact hours
10:30am–12:30pm Morning General Lectures—Block 2 2.0 contact hours
1:30–5:00pm Afternoon General Lectures—Block 1 3.5 contact hours
LECTURES ON DEMAND ONLY
Risk Management Lecture 2.0 contact hours
Schedule is subject to change. 2022 Medicare Update 1.0 contact hour
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmAPMA CODING SEMINAR
AND PRE-CONFERENCE SEMINARS P9
*CAPMAC has approved the NY22 APMA Coding Seminar for 6.5 CMEs for Podiatric Medical Assistants.
LECTURES
Available for viewing from February 26, 2022 through March 12, 2022
Session 1 Why You Should Stop Googling Codes Session 8 Non-Face-to-Face Services Update
30 min Jeffrey Lehrman, DPM 45 min for the Podiatric Practice
Paul Kesselman, DPM
Session 2 2022 DME Update Part I
60 min Paul Kesselman, DPM Session 9 What About All the Other E/M Types?
45 min Back to Basics with Coding and
Session 3 2022 DME Update Part II Documentation for Hospital, Nursing Facility,
31 min Paul Kesselman, DPM and Home Visit E/Ms
Jeffrey Lehrman, DPM
Session 4 CPT® and HCPCS Changes for 2022
30 min You Need to Know Session 10 NGS Foot Care
Jeffrey Lehrman, DPM & Larry Santi, DPM 60 min Jeffrey Lehrman, DPM
Session 5 Plantar Plate Repair Session 11 2022 MIPS Performance Year Update
21 min Larry Santi, DPM 20 min Jeffrey Lehrman, DPM
Session 6 ICD10 Changes for 2022 You Need to Know
30 min Jeffrey Lehrman, DPM & Larry Santi, DPM
Session 7 Coding for First Ray Surgery
30 min Jeffrey Lehrman, DPM
PRE-CONFERENCE SEMINARS: Available On Demand Only
1 CECH 2 CECH
2022 Medicare Update Risk Management Lecture
• James D. Bavoso, Manager of Provider • Krupa Patel, DPM, FACFAS
Outreach & Education, National • Bruce Dobbs, DPM
Government Services • Anjali Dayal, JD
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmGENERAL LECTURES
DAY 1: MARCH 19–20 P10
MORNING BLOCK 1 AFTERNOON BLOCK 1 AFTERNOON BLOCK 2
8:00-8:27am 1:00–3:18pm 3:45 -4:24pm
Calcaneal Fractures DERMATOLOGY SESSION Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Charles Lombardi, DPM • 1:00–1:47pm Diagnosis and Treamnt
8:27-8:54am Nail Dermoscopy Vladimir Kramshiy, MD
Prevention of Infections in the OR... Ashfaq Marghoob, MD
What Can We Do? 4:24-4:45pm
John M. Schuberth, DPM • 1:47–2:07pm Legal Ramifications of Complex
What’s New in Onychomycosis? Regional Pain Syndrome Diagnosis
8:54-9:14am
Shari Lipner, MD, PhD Allen Jacobs, DPM
Update on the Current COVID
Status in NY
Sorana Segal Maurer,MD • 2:07–2:30pm 4:45-5:07pm
Beyond Hand Foot Syndrome: How to Document the Patient With
9:14-9:37am Caring for the Feet and Nails Chronic Pain: Do I Prescribe Opiods?
Office Sterilization and Disinfection in Cancer Patients Allen Jacobs, DPM
Allen Jacobs, DPM Beth McLellan, MD
9:37-9:57am 5:07-5:30pm
Advances in MRI Look to the Future • 2:30–2:54pm Lower Extremity Manifestations
Hollis Potter, MD Psoriasis and the Soles: of Spinal Stenosis: How to Evaluate
More Than Skin Deep and when to Refer
9:57-10:15am
George Han, MD Allen Jacobs, DPM
Diagnosing Infections With MRI
Hollis Potter, MD
• 2:54–3:18pm
10:15-10:45am BREAK Dermatology in Skin
of Color: What’s Happening
MORNING BLOCK 2 Below the Ankles?
Eva Kerby, MD
10:45-11:11am
Jones Fractures -A New Approach
3:18-3:45pm BREAK
to an Old Problem
Edward Blahous, DPM
11:11-11:35am
The Complex Ankle Sprain
John M. Schuberth, DPM
The Foundation for Podiatric Medicine reserves the right to change dates,
times, titles, subject matter and speakers. For the most up-to-date information
11:35-11:59am
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Peroneal Tendinopathy
and the Inverted Heel
Edward Blahous, DPM
11:59am–12:20pm
Peroneal Tendon Subluxations
John M. Schuberth, DPM
12:20-1:00pm BREAK
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmGENERAL LECTURES
DAY 2: APRIL 23–24 P11
MORNING BLOCK 1 MORNING BLOCK 2 2:20-2:44pm
Bunion Surgery in the Juvenile Patient:
8:00-8:29am 10:45-11:13am Should We Wait to Skeletal Maturity
Non-Unions: What are the Causes Management of Achilles of Intervene Early?
and Some Solutions? Tendinosis: Current Concepts Allen Jacobs, DPM
John M. Schuberth, DPM of Non-Operative Care
Allen Jacobs, DPM 2:44-3:12pm
8:29-8:56am Corticosteroid Injections:
Metabolic Causes of Non-Unions 11:13-11:46am What Do We Really Know?
Allen Jacobs, DPM Management of Plantar Plant Injuries Edward G. Blahous, DPM
John M. Schuberth, DPM
8:56-9:14am 3:12-3:35pm
Concentric Dowel Bone Graft 11:46am-12:13pm Retrocalcaneal Surgery: Principles
Procedures For Non-Unions Hallux Varus: How Does It Happen? and Practice
and Stress Fractures John M. Schuberth, DPM Allen M. Jacobs, DPM
Edward G. Blahous, DPM
12:13-12:45pm 3:35-4:00pm
9:14-9:30am Achilles Tendon Ruptures: Hallux Varus: How Should You Treat It?
Non Operative Treatment Why Are We Still Operating? Allen Jacobs, DPM
of Ankle Fractures John M. Schuberth, DPM
John M. Schuberth, DPM 4:00-4:15pm BREAK
12:45-1:30pm BREAK
9:30-9:55am AFTERNOON BLOCK 2
Operative Treatment AFTERNOON BLOCK 1
of Ankle Fractures 4:15-6:05pm
John M. Schuberth, DPM 1:30-1:59pm What is Medical Ethics? Should I
Distal Metatarsal Osteotomy: Exaggerate Patient Problems to Get
9:55-10:17am Dead or Alive? Approval For Services the Patient Needs
Metatarsal Fractures: Allen Jacobs, DPM i.e. MRI, Review of Cases
Surgical or Non-Surgical That are Medical Ethical Dilemmas
John M. Schuberth, DPM 1:59-2:20pm Allen Jacobs, DPM, Matthew Feldman, JD,
In Office Fluoroscopic Procedures Michael Trepal, DPM
10:17-10:45am BREAK of the Foot and Ankle
Edward G. Blahous, DPM
The Foundation for Podiatric Medicine reserves the right to change dates, times, titles, subject matter and speakers.
For the most up-to-date information visit www.nyspma.org/ny22
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmGENERAL LECTURES
DAY 3: MAY 21-22 P12
7:30-8:00am 12:30-1:30pm BREAK 3:20-3:40pm
Early Application of Placental Distal Tibial Lengthening
Allografts 1:30-1:50pm in Charcot Ankle Deformity
Anthony Iorio, DPM Anatomic Variants and Effects Johanna Godoy, DPM
of Foot Function
8:00-8:30am Samantha Landau, DPM 3:40-4:00pm
Orthotic Prescriptions: A New Way to Look at Plantar Faciitis
How to Get it Right 1:50-2:20pm Fortunato Battaglia, MD, PhD
Karen Langone, DPM True Incidence and Implications of
Gastroc-Soleus Equinus: New Data 4:00-4:20pm
8:30-8:50am Joseph C. D’Amico, DPM Evaluation and Management
Innovations in Athletic of Achilies Tendinopathy
Shoe Technology 2:20-2:40pm Kevin Jules, DPM
Karen Langone, DPM Latest Developments to
Revascularize Below the Knee 4:20-4:40pm
8:50-10:00am Prakash Krishnan, MD Lower Extremity Manifestations of
Cannabinoids, Cannabis and Metabolic Bone Disease
Marijuana: Implications for Sensory 2:40-3:00pm Daniel Yaeger, DPM
Dysfunction Including Gait COVID-19 Vaccines: What We
Denise A. Valenti, OD, FAAO Now Know and What We 4:40-5:00pm
Still Don’t Know Arthroscopic Assisted Sub-Talar Fusion
10:00-10:30am BREAK Kathleen DiCaprio, PhD Thomas Vitale, DPM
10:30-11:30am 3:00-3:20pm
National Trends in Fall Prevention Lapudis Bunionectomy:
and The Aging Population Some Things You May Not Know
Lance Robertson Michael Trepal, DPM
11:30am-12:20pm
PANEL DISCUSSION
Addressing Falls Prevention
and Facilitating Falls Prevention
Collaboration
Tom Raskauskas, William
Spielfogel, DPM, Alexander Rimar, MD,
Allen M. Jacobs, DPM
12:20 – 12:30pm
Questions and Answers
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmEDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES P13
AT THE CONCLUSION OF NY22, ATTENDEES WILL BE ABLE TO:
•U nderstand present diabetic guidelines for management of edema and • U nderstand fusion techniques of the foot and ankle
ulcers • U nderstand the role of arthroscopy in fracture treatment
•A ppropriate technique of amputations in diabetics • U nderstand treatment regimens for osteomyelitis in the foot and ankle
•R eview the appropriate antibiotic coverage in foot infections and • I mprove knowledge in the treatment of trauma of the foot and ankle
osteomyelitis • I mprove knowledge in Charcot surgical treatment
•R eview of appropriate antibiotic for preventing and treating foot • I mprove knowledge in bracymetatarsia surgery
infections Review of various surgical treatment options for infections of • I mprove knowledge in differentiating osteomyelitis from Charcot disease
the foot and ankle • U nderstand the changes in podiatry during the COVID pandemic
•U nderstand the various injuries of the foot and ankle, as well as • I mprove knowledge of telemedicine
appropriate use of diagnostic testing and treatment options • U nderstand the role of arthrodesis in foot surgery
•T reat complications in trauma of the foot and ankle • U nderstand the role of syndesmotic repair
•T reatment of arthritis of the foot and ankle including cartilage • U nderstand the role of repair of the posterior malleolus fracture
replacement and biologics • U nderstand the role of deformity correction techniques
•U nderstand normal anatomy on various radiological modalities and how to • U nderstand the use of CBD and Marijuana in pain management
distinguish pathological conditions • U nderstand the role of he spring and deltoid ligament in acquired adult
•U nderstand causes of malpractice cases and best options to prevent a flatfoot
lawsuit • U nderstanding necrotizing fasciitis
•L earn new surgical techniques through hands-on workshops guided by • I mproving knowledge of allografts in the foot
experts in the field • I mproving knowledge of preventing ulcerations after amputations
•U nderstand the biomechanics of various lower extremity disorders and • A cquainting participants with the dermoscopic features useful in
the role proper footwear, bracing and orthotics can play differentiating nevi from melanoma
•L earn systematic approaches for evaluation of foot and ankle deformity as • A cknowledging the importance of examining the free edge of the nail plate
well as understand concomitant pathomechanics. to help determine the type of lesion and its origin from either the proximal
•U nderstand pathologies leading to foot and ankle pain and deformity or distal nail matrix.
•U se clinical criteria used to evaluate and treat forefoot, midfoot, rearfoot • R ecognizing the importance of examining the cuticle and hyponychium
and ankle pathologies when evaluating melanonychia striata
•D iscuss operative interventions for the foot and ankle, including • D escribing methods for mycological confirmation of onychomycosis
procedure selection and description of the accepted techniques diagnosis
•U nderstand the etiology, diagnosis, pathomechanics, and treatment • I dentifying FDA approved treatment options for onychomycosis
options for Achilles tendon pathology • S ummarizing the role of telemedicine in the management of
•U nderstand the etiology diagnosis, pathomechanics, and treatment onychomycosis
options for first ray and acquired adult flatfoot • I dentify allergic contact dermatitis causes of foot dermatitis
•G ain knowledge if the etiology and treatment for various complications of • U nderstand approach to the diagnosis of foot dermatitis
forefoot, midfoot, rearfoot and ankle surgery • U nderstand best treatments for foot dermatitis
•K nowledge in appropriate documentation in the medical record • R ecognize common reactions involving the feet and nails due to
• I mprove knowledge of the latest endovascular procedures for PAD chemotherapy, targeted agents, and immune checkpoint inhibitors
•U nderstand deformities of the foot and ankle that cause gait • U tilize appropriate strategies for management of several common
abnormalities and pain chemotherapy adverse events involving the feet and nails
• I mprove knowledge of wound care and options for treating chronic • G ain comfort using CTCAE grading when evaluating adverse events from
wounds cancer therapies
• I mprove knowledge in the evolution of treatment for ankle fractures, • R eview pathophysiologic mechanisms for plantar psoriasis
calcaneal fractures, Lisfranc injuries, and Charcot foot. • R ecognize different manifestations of foot psoriasis and distinguish them
• I mprove knowledge of DVT prophylaxis, immunosuppressive biologic from common differential diagnoses
therapy and chronic anticoagulation therapy • F ormulate treatment plans to manage psoriasis on the feet
• I mprove knowledge of treatment of infections • E xplain the meaning of the term “skin of color”
• I mprove knowledge of bone healing • R eview differences in how common skin conditions on the feet may
• I mprove knowledge of minimal incision techniques in foot and ankle appear differently in patients with darker skin tones
surgery • P rovide the tools on how to quickly diagnose and treat these conditions in
• I mprove knowledge of joint preservation techniques. your practices
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmFOUNDATION BOARD,
MISSION STATEMENT & OBJECTIVES P14
FOUNDATION FOR PODIATRIC MEDICINE MISSION STATEMENT
The Foundation for Podiatric Medicine, a nonprofit 501(c)(3)
Board of Directors organization, was established in 1986. The mission of the
William D. Spielfogel, DPM, President Foundation for Podiatric Medicine is to offer continuing medical
Charles M. Lombardi, DPM, Vice President education, professional development and public information
Daniel B. Keating, DPM, Treasurer services.
Lawrence A. Santi, DPM, Secretary
Nicholas Argerakis, DPM, Director OBJECTIVES
Roy R. DeFrancis, DPM, Director The scientific sessions of the Foundation for Podiatric Medicine’s
Emilio Goez, DPM, Director 2022 Podiatric Clinical Conference are designed with the
James Hanna, DPM, Director educational goal of presenting balanced academic discussions for
Andrew Pavelescu, DPM, Director the primary care podiatric physician and also to initiate education
Dan Kline, ex officio in the areas of diagnosis and management of ankle pathology.
Matthew Feldman, JD, ex officio Providing cutting-edge educational programs in various learning
formats, the conference offers a forum for dialogue about the vital
Revenue and Sponsorship Committee educational and clinical information that is crucial to all podiatrists,
James Hanna, DPM ensuring professional development that enhances quality patient
Daniel B. Keating, DPM care and advances the profession.
Charles M. Lombardi, DPM
Lawrence A. Santi, DPM The Foundation provides an opportunity for the learner with a
disability who may require accommodations to participate fully to
indicate such a status by contacting the Foundation for Podiatric
Scientific Committee Medicine at 212-996-4400.
William D. Spielfogel, DPM, Scientific Chair
Charles M. Lombardi, DPM, Lecture Chair
Daniel B. Keating, DPM, Workshop Chair
Lawrence A. Santi, DPM,
Administrative Officer of Continuing Ed.
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmFACULTY
FACULTY
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES P16
Fortunato Battaglia, MD Ashfaq Marghoob, MD
Instructor/Presenter Instructor/Presenter
• Honorarium – 3GEN
Anjali Dayal, JD
Instructor/Presenter Sorana Segal Maurer, MD
• Other – Attorney for PICA, and DPMs insured by PICA in Instructor/Presenter
malpractice lawsuits • Consultant – Gilead Sciences, Janssen Therapeutics, ViiV
• Speaker’s Bureau - Gilead Sciences, Janssen Therapeutics, ViiV
Kathleen DiCaprio, PhD • Honorarium - Gilead Sciences, Janssen Therapeutics, ViiV
Instructor/Presenter
Beth McLellan, MD
Matthew Feldman, Esq. Instructor/Presenter
Instructor/Presenter • Consultant – LaRoche-Posay
• Consultant - NYSPMA • Grant/Research Support – OnQuality
Johanna Godoy, DPM, FACFAS Krupa Patel, DPM, FACFAS
Instructor/Presenter Instructor/Presenter
• Consultant - Stryker • Consultant – Stryken F&A/ ASC
George Han, MD, PhD Hollis Potter, MD
Instructor/Presenter Instructor/Presenter
• Consultant - Amgen, BI, BMS, Janssen, Leo, Lilly, Novartis, • Grant/Research Support – General Electric Healthcare
Ortho, Regeneron, UCB (Institutional), Siemens
• Speaker’s Bureau - SUN, Abbvie, Lilly, Ortho, Pfizer,
Regeneron, Incyte Larry Santi, DPM
• Grant/Research Support - Amgen, Athenex, BI, Bond Avillion, Instructor/Presenter/Approval Committee Member/
Celgene, Janssen, Lilly, MC2, Pellepharm, Pfizer, UCB Activity Director
• Speaker’s Bureau – Organogenesis
Allen Mark Jacobs, DPM, FACFAS
Instructor/Presenter William Spielfogel, DPM, FACFAS
• Consultant – EBM Medical Approval Committee Member/Activity Director
• Consultant, Royal Biologics
Prakash Krishnan, MD
Denise A. Valenti, OD, FAAO
Jeffrey D. Lehrman, DPM, FASPS, MAPWCA, CPC, CPMA Instructor/Presenter
Instructor/Presenter • Speaker’s Bureau – Envision Paid Speaker, AAO Paid Speaker
• Consultant - Advisor, American Podiatric Medical Association
Shari Lipner, MD, PhD
Instructor/Presenter, Moderator
• Consultant - Verrica, Hoth Therapeutics, Ortho-Dermatologics
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmFACULTY P17
Fortunato Battaglia, MD Allen Mark Jacobs, DPM, FACFAS Karen Langone, DPM,
• Private Practice - St. Louis, MO DABPM, FACPM, FAAPSM
James D. Bavoso • Nationally Recognized Author, • Private Practice - Southampton, NY
• Medicare Provider Outreach & Education Researcher, and Noted Authority on • President, American Association for
Team Member, National Government Surgery of the Foot Women Podiatrists
Services - New York, NY
Kevin T. Jules, DPM, DABPS, FACFAS Jeffrey D. Lehrman, DPM,
Edward Blahous, DPM • Professor & Chairman, Department of FASPS, MAPWCA, CPC, CPMA
• Attending Podiatric Physician, Northwest Surgery, NY College of Podiatric Medicine • Private Practice - Fort Collins, CO
Hospital - Seattle, WA – New York, NY
• Private Practice, The Sports Medicine Shari Lipner, MD, PhD
Clinic, Northwest Hospital - Seattle, WA Eva Kerby, MD • Associate Attending Dermatologist, Weill
• Assistant Professor of Clinical Cornell/New York Presbyterian Hospital -
Joseph C. D’Amico, DPM, DSc Medicine, Department of Dermatology, New York, NY
• Professor and Past Chairman, Division of Weill Cornell - New York, NY • Associate Professor of Clinical
Orthopedic Sciences , New York College • Director of the Weill Cornell Dermatology Dermatology, Weill Cornell Medical
Podiatric Medicine – New York, NY Center for Diverse Skin Complexions – College - New York, NY
• Private Practice limited to gait-related New York, NY
disorders of the lower extremity - New Charles M. Lombardi, DPM
York, NY Paul Kesselman, DPM • Director, Podiatric Medical Education,
• APMA DME Workgroup Coordinator/ New York Presbytherian Hospital, Queens
Anjali Dayal, JD NYSPMA Insurance Committee - Queens, NY
• Attorney, McBreen Kopko & Dayal • Extensive Experience in DME Compliance • Clinical Assistant Professor of Podiatry
and Coding in Surgery, Cornell University Medical
Kathleen DiCaprio, PhD College, New York - New York, NY
Vladimir Kramskiy, MD • Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery,
Bruce Dobbs, DPM • Assistant Attending, Hospital for Special External Faculty, New York College of
• Clinical Professor, Samuel Merritt Surgery - New York, NY Podiatric Medicine - New York, NY
University - Oakland, CA • Pain Medicine Fellowship Site Director,
• Attending, Campus Surgery Center - Daly Hospital for Special Surgery - New York, Ashfaq Marghoob, MD
City, CA NY • Attending Physician, Memorial Hospital
for Cancer & Allied Diseases, Dermatology
Matthew Feldman, Esq. Prakash Krishnan, MD Service, Department of Medicine - New
• Partner, Feldman Kieffer – Buffalo, New • Associate Professor of Medicine & York, NY
York Radiology, Icahn School of Medicine at
Mount Sinai - New York, NY
Johanna Godoy, DPM, FACFAS • System Director, Endovascular Services
• Attending, Foot Clinics of New York - New (Cardiology), The Mount Sinai Health
York, NY and Metropolitan Hospital/ System - New York, NY
Lincoln Hospital/Harlem Hospital - New
York, NY Samantha Landau, DPM, MPH, AACFAS
• Assistant Professor, NY College Of • Clinical Attending & Faculty; The Foot
Podiatric Medicine - New York, NY Center of New York - New York, NY
George Han, MD, PhD
• Director of Clinical Research, Northwell
Health System - New Hyde Park, NY
• Associate Professor, Zucker School of
Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
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www.nyspma.org/ny22 • May 21-22 7:30am-5:00pmFACULTY P18
Sorana Segal Maurer, MD Lance Robertson Denise A. Valenti, OD, FAAO
• Attending Physician, Infectious • Director, Guidehouse - Edmond, OK • IMMAD; CEO/Consultant in Vision, Aging,
Disease Section, Department of • U.S. Assistant Secretary for Aging and Cannabinoids and Neuroprocessing
Medicine NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens Administrator, U.S. Department of Health
- Flushing NY & Human Services, Administration for Thomas Vitale, DPM
• Professor of Clinical Medicine, Weill Community Living (ACL) - Washington, DC • Private Practice - Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
Cornell Medical College - New York, NY • Department of Surgery, NY College of
Larry Santi, DPM Podiatric Medicine - New York, NY
Beth McLellan, MD • Trustee, American Podiatric Medical
• Associate Professor, Division of Association Daniel Yaeger, DPM
Dermatology, Albert Einstein College of • Residency Director, NY Community • Attending Physician and Clinical
Medicine – New York, NY Hospital - Brooklyn, NY Instructor, NY College of Podiatric
• Chief of Division of Dermatology, Medicine - New York, NY
Montefiore Medical Center – New York, NY John M. Schuberth, DPM
• Attending Staff, Department of
Krupa Patel, DPM, FACFAS Orthopedic Surgery, Kaiser Hospital - San
• Managing Partner, Foot & Ankle Francisco, CA
Specialists of NJ - Westfield, NJ • Editor in Chief, Foot and Ankle Specialist
• Faculty Attending, Atlantic Health
Podiatric Surgical Residency - Michael J. Trepal, DPM, FACFAS
Morristown, NJ • Professor of Surgery, Vice President for
Academic Affairs and Dean, New York
Hollis Potter, MD College of Podiatric Medicine – New York,
• Chairman, Department of Radiology & NY
Imaging, Hospital for Special Surgery,
New York, NY
• Professor of Radiology, Weill Medical
College of Cornell University, New York,
NY
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