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Friday, March 21, 2014Pediatric Upper Extremity Pre-Coursefor Surgeons and Therapists

Course Directors: Joshua M. Abzug, MDScott H. Kozin, MDDan A. Zlotolow, MD

A one day course of pediatric upper extremity surgery and therapyfocused on nerve and tendon including trauma, neuromuscular disorders, brachial plexus palsy, tetraplegia and more.

Honored Professors:

James P. Higgins, MDMichael Sandow, FRACSJohn G. Seiler, III, MDRobert M. Szabo, MD

Chairmen:

A. Lee Osterman, MDRandall W. Culp, MDBlane Sessions, MD

MARCH 22-24, 2014 AtWork

7:30 WelcomeJoshua M. Abzug, MD; Scott H. Kozin, MD; Dan A. Zlotolow, MD

COMPRESSIVE NEUROPATHIESModerator: Scott H. Kozin, MD

7:40 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Ann E. Van Heest, MD

7:50 Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Theresa O. Wyrick, MD

8:00 Thoracic Outlet SyndromeScott H. Kozin, MD

8:10 TherapyTBD

8:25 Questions/Case Presentations: CTS, Nerve Subluxation, Thoracic Outlet SyndromeModerator: Scott H. Kozin, MDPanel: Kevin J. Little, MD; Ann E. Van Heest, MD; Theresa O. Wyrick, MD

NEUROMUSCULAR Moderator: Michael S. Bednar, MD

8:45 Tendon Transfers About the Elbow for CP/TBIMichael S. Bednar, MD

8:55 Tendon Transfers About the Wrist & Hand for CP/TBIL. Andrew Koman, MD

9:05 Therapy for Children with CP Jenny Dorich, OT, CHT

9:15 Elbow Tendon Transfers for Tetraplegia Dan A. Zlotolow, MD

9:25 Wrist/Hand Tendon Transfers for Tetraplegia Kevin J. Little, MD

9:35 Therapy for Tetraplegia Sara Ashworth, OTR/L

9:45 Questions/Cases Moderator: Michael S. Bednar, MDPanel: L. Andrew Koman, MD; Kevin J. Little, MD; Heather Weesner, OTR/L, CLT; Dan A. Zlotolow, MD

10:00 Coffee Break

TRAUMAModerator: Donald S. Bae, MD

10:30 Nerve Palsy Following Supracondylar Humerus Fracture Donald S. Bae, MD

10:40 Digital Nerve Laceration – Treatment Options in 2014 Joshua M. Abzug, MD

10:50 Flexor Tendon Lacerations Lindley B. Wall, MD

11:00 Therapy for Flexor Tendon Lacerations Jenny Dorich, OT, CHT

11:10 Extensor Tendon Lacerations John D. Lubahn, MD

11:20 Therapy for Extensor Tendon Lacerations Heather Weesner, OTR/L, CLT

11:30 Questions/Case Presentations: TraumaModerator: Donald S. Bae, MDPanel: Joshua M. Abzug, MD; Roger Cornwall, MD; Jenny Dorich, OT, CHT; Lindley B. Wall, MD; John D. Lubahn, MD; Heather Weesner, OTR/L, CLT

12:00 Lunch

BRACHIAL PLEXUS Moderator: Peter M. Waters, MD

1:00 Overview – Risk Factors, Injury Patterns, Etc. Joshua M. Abzug, MD

1:10 Therapy Early On – Include Assessment Tools (AMS, Toronto, Mallet) Jenny Dorich, OT, CHT

1:20 Primary Nerve Surgery – Timing, Indications, History, Neuroma Excision and Grafting Peter M. Waters, MD

1:30 Nerve Transfers Ann E. Van Heest, MD

1:40 Questions

1:50 Tendon Transfers About the Shoulder Roger Cornwall, MD

2:00 Tendon Transfers About the Elbow Donald S. Bae, MD

2:10 Therapy for Tendon Transfers Sara Ashworth, OTR/L

2:20 Questions

2:30 Panel Discussion of Emerging Concepts/Cases - Nerve Allograft, Glenoid Osteotomy, CAT, Etc.Moderator: Peter M. Waters, MDPanel: Joshua M. Abzug, MD; Sarah Ashworth, OTR/L; Donald S. Bae, MD; Roger Cornwall, MD; Jenny Dorich, OT, CHT; Scott H. Kozin, MD; Ann E. Van Heest, MD

3:00 Coffee Break

3:30 Free Paper Session Joshua M. Abzug, MD; Scott H. Kozin, MD

POTPOURRI Moderator: Dan A. Zlotolow, MD

4:15 Transverse Myelitis Dan A. Zlotolow, MD

4:25 Nerve Tumors Theresa O. Wyrick, MD

4:35 Torticollis Kevin J. Little, MD

4:42 Therapy for TorticollisHeather Weesner, OTR/L, CLT

4:50 Questions/Cases

5:00 Adjourn

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1:50 Medical Treatment of Tendinopathy (Steroids, PRP)Jeffrey Yao, MD

2:00 Z deQuervain's Release – Exposure, ReconstructionDavid S. Zelouf, MD

2:10 Panel: Is My Tendonitis Work Related? Moderator: A. Lee Osterman , MDPanelists: Steve K. Lee, MD; Michael Sandow, FRACS; Eon K. Shin, MD; Robert M. Szabo, MD; David S. Zelouf, MD

3:00 - 3:30 Coffee Break/Exhibits

3:30 - 5:30 Concurrent Panels 4-5

Panel 4Elbow Tendonitis – Where’s the Beef?Moderator: A. Lee Osterman , MDPanelists: Leonard Gordon, MD; Michael R. Hausman, MD; Jesse B. Jupiter, MD;Jeffrey Yao, MD

Panel 5Shoulder Tendonitis: From the Rotator Cuff to the BicepsModerator: Neal C. Chen, MDPanelists: Mark E. Baratz, MD; Mark D. Lazarus, MD; Dean Trevlyn, MD; Gerald R. Williams, MD

5:30 - 6:30 Exhibitor Labs (Not for CME)

Lab 5Skeletal Dynamics-The Biomechanics of Distal Radius FractureFaculty: Jorge L. Orbay, MD

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MONDAY, MARCH 24 , 2014

6:30 Continental Breakfast

THE MEDIAN NERVE Moderator: Robert M. Szabo, MD

7:00 What Have We Learned About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Robert M. Szabo, MD

7:15 Z Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release James P. Higgins, MD

7:30 Are Nerve Stimulators Useful? Michael R. Hausman, MD

7:40 Z Salvage of Failed Carpal Tunnel Surgery, TenosynovialFlaps, Hypothenar Flaps and ConduitsRandall W. Culp, MD

7:55 I am Pro on the Pronator Syndrome Elisabet Hagert, MD, PhD

8:10 Z Opposition Transfers for the End-Stage Carpal Tunnel Syndrome John M. Bednar, MD

THE NOT SO FUNNY “FUNNY BONE” – ULNAR NERVE PROBLEMS Moderator: Mark S. Rekant, MD

8:25 Is In Situ the Only Best Scientific Evidence Way? A. Lee Osterman, MD

8:35 Z Endoscopic Cubital Tunnel Release Ather Mirza, MD

8:50 Failed Cubital Tunnel Release – Treatment Options Peter C. Amadio

THE RADIAL NERVE Moderator: Sidney M. Jacoby, MD

9:00 Radial Tunnel Syndrome – Real or Imagined? Elisabet Hagert, MD, PhD

9:15 Z Tendon Transfers for Radial Nerve Palsy Eon K. Shin, MD

9:30 Nobody’s Friend – The Dorsoradial Sensory Nerve A. Lee Osterman, MD



Lab 9Skeletal Dynamics-The Interosseous Membrane of the Design of Radial Head ImplantsFaculty: Jorge L. Orbay, MD

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NERVE TRANSFERS Moderator: Neal C. Chen, MD

11:20 Z The Oberlin Transfer Dan Zlotolow, MD

11:35 Z Nerve Transfer Around the Wrist Rowena McBeath, MD, PhD; Randall W. Culp, MD

12:00 - 1:00 Lunch Break/Exhibits

HOME OF THE WHOPPER – MANAGEMENT OF NERVE PROBLEMS Moderator: Stephanie Sweet, MD

1:00 MRI Imaging of Nerve Injury William B. Morrison, MD

7:35 Z Central Slip Repair Techniques Steve K. Lee, MD

7:45 Boutonnière Deformity – Does Anything Work? Peter C. Amadio, MD

8:00 Z Skin Coverage Zones III and VI L. Scott Levin, MD

8:15 Video – Wide Awaken Tendon Transfer – Example EIP to EPL Donald H. Lalonde, MD

8:30 Z Repair Tendon Subluxation – Extensor Carpi Ulnaris, the Failed deQuervain's Release and the Extensor Hood Martin I. Boyer, MD

8:45 Z The Symptomatic Swan Neck (Talk & Demo) Sidney M. Jacoby, MD


9:30 - 11:15 Panel – Complex Cases from Around the World – Medical Missions in ActionModerators: Randall W. Culp, MD; Donald H. Lalonde, MDPanelists: John M. Bednar, MD; Martin I. Boyer, MD; Jesse B. Jupiter, MD; Scott H. Kozin, MD; Mark S. Rekant, MD


Lab 1Skeletal Dynamics – A New Concept in CMC Reconstruction – Preserving the TrapeziumFaculty: Jorge L. Orbay, MD

Lab 2 Biomet, Inc. – ePak Training/Distal Radius PlatesFaculty: Randall W. Culp, MD

Lab 3Microaire Surgical Instruments – SmartRelease ECTR Surgeon TrainingFaculty: TBD

Lab 4TriMed, Inc. – New TriMed Technologies and ProductsFaculty: Michael R. Hausman, MD; Mark S. Rekant, MD; Scott W. Wolfe, MD


OH MY ACHING TENDON Moderator: Martin I. Boyer, MD

1:15 When the Trigger Finger Shoots the Surgeon A. Lee Osterman, MD

1:30 Z Endoscopic Trigger Release Blane Sessions, MD

1:40 Medical Causes of TendinopathyPeter H. Hutchinson, MD

IN THE ZONEModerator: Donald H. Lalonde, MD

9:45 Z Talk & Demo – Primary Repair of Flexor Tendons in Zone IA. Bobby Chhabra, MD

10:00 Z Tendon Reconstruction with Adjacent Finger/Hand Tendons Sebastien Durand, MD, PhD

10:15 Video – Wide Awake Flexor Tendon Repair Donald H. Lalonde, MD

10:30 Pulley Management in Zone II Peter C. Amadio, MD

10:45 Z Pulley Reconstruction: The Ins and Outs John G. Seiler, III, MD

11:00 Panel: Zone II Tendon Repair Around the World: Different Strokes for Different Folks.Moderators: John G. Seiler, III, MD; Jin Bo Tang, MD, PhD(Four minutes each)A. Bobby Chhabra, MD – East CoastPeter C. Amadio, MD – Mayo ClinicMartin I. Boyer, MD – St. Louis/WashingtonJeffrey Yao, MD – West Coast Abroad: Dr. Michael Sandow, FRACS – AustraliaJin BoTang, MD, PhD – AsiaThomas Geisen, FRACS – EnglandSebastien Durand, MD, PhD – France


Five Decades of Evolution in Tendon and Nerve Surgery:

MADMEN AtWorkContinuing the tradition begun in 1974 and repeated each decade since, the Hand Rehabilitation Foundation’sPhiladelphia Symposia 2014 will explore a fifth decade of tendon and nerve surgery and rehabilitation. The primaryobjective for the symposia is to chart the evolution in upper extremity tendon and nerve surgery and rehabilitation inthe past 40 years. The international faculty’s experience spans over six decades, with the techniques of past and presentreviewed with an eye toward progress in the 21st century. The general session will provide formal presentations andcadaver surgery demonstrations, and the break-out sessions and labs will complement the didactic sessions.

TARGET AUDIENCE: Hand, Orthopaedic, Plastic and General Surgeons, Sports Medicine Physicians, Fellows, Residents,Students, Physiatrists

SATURDAY, MARCH 22 , 2014

6:30 Registration and continental breakfast

7:30 Welcome Remarks A. Lee Osterman, M.D.

Z Indicates cadaver demo

MAD MED IN THE LAB Moderator: Daniel P. Mass, M.D.

7:35 Legends and Historical Reflections on Flexor Tendon Repair James W. Strickland, M.D.

7:55 Z Pearls of Flexor Tendon Anatomy and Exposure John G. Seiler, III, M.D.

8:10 Tendon Healing Edema and Gliding Resistance: Clinical ImplicationsJin Bo Tang, M.D., PhD

8:25 Biology of Tendon Healing – Scientists Gone Wild (Four 5 minute talks)Scaffolds – A. Bobby Chhabra, MDGrowth Factors – A. Bobby Chhabra, MDTendon Differentiation – Rowena McBeath, MD, PhDBiologic Sutures – Jeffrey Yao, MD

8:45 Z Popular Core Sutures Michael Sandow, FRACS

9:00 Z Knotless Flexor Tendon Repair Leonard Gordon, MD


COMPLICATIONS THAT DRIVE YOU TO DRINK Moderator: David S. Zelouf, MD

1:30 Is Adhesion Technology Applicable? Mark E. Baratz, MD

1:45 Z Tenolysis: Restore the Glide Randall W. Culp, MD

1:55 My Repair Ruptured – Now What? Thomas Geisen, FRACS

2:10 Z Thumbs Down: Flexor Pollicis Longus Repair Options: Acute and ChronicBlane Sessions, MD

2:25 Tendon Complications of Distal Radius Fracture Jesse B. Jupiter, MD

2:35 Panel – “Help! I’ve Fallen and I Can’t Get Up” – Cases That Make You Call 9-1-1.Moderators: Mark E. Baratz, MD; Jesse B. Jupiter, MDPanelists: Martin I. Boyer, MD; Thomas Geisen, FRACS;Michael Sandow, FRACS; John S. Taras, MD



Panel 1Combined Tendon Injuries with Fractures, Nerve, Skin and AmputationModerator: Jesse B. Jupiter, MDPanelists: Mark E. Baratz, MD; Leonard Gordon, MD; Hill Hastings, III, MD; Leonid I. Katolik, MD; Michael Sandow, FRACS;

Panel 2Tendon Repair in Zones III Through the BicepsModerator: A. Bobby Chhabra, MDPanelists: Donald H. Lalonde, MD; Stephanie Sweet, MD; Scott W. Wolfe, MD

Panel 3Repair in Special Populations – Kids, Athletes, Workers and LawyersModerator: Martin I. Boyer, MDPanelists: Josh Abzug, MD; Randall W. Culp, MD; Steve K. Lee, MD; David S. Zelouf, MD

SUNDAY, MARCH 23 , 2014


EXTENSOR TENDON INJURY Moderator: John D. Lubahn, MD

7:15 Z Mallet Fracture Repair (Hook Plate) Jeffrey Yao, MD

7:25 Failed Mallet Finger Scott W. Wolfe, MD

2014 Faculty* Pediatric Pre-Course Faculty

Joshua M. Abzug, MD*Monkton, MDPeter C. Amadio, MDRochester, MNDonald E. Bae, MD*Boston, MAMark E. Baratz, MDPittsburgh, PAJohn M. Bednar, MDCherry Hill, NJ Michael S. Bednar, MD*Maywood, ILShawn J. Bird, MDPhiladelphia, PAJin Bo Tang, MDProvidence, RIMartin I. Boyer, MDSt. Louis, MOA. Bobby Chhabra, MDCharlottesville, VANeal C. Chen, MDPhiladelphia, PARoger Cornwall, MD*Cincinnati, OHRandall W. Culp, MDKing of Prussia, PASebastien Durand, FRACSAix-en-Provence, FranceGerald E. Dworkin, DODarby, PAMr. Thomas Giesen, FRACSEssex, United Kingdom

Thomas Gillon, MDRockledge, PALeonard Gordon, MDSan Francisco, CAElisabet Hagert, MD, PhDStockholm, SwedenHill Hastings, II, MDIndianapolis, INMichael R. Hausman, MDNew York, NYJames P. Higgins, MDLutherville, MDHonored professorPeter H. Hutchinson, MDPhiladelphia, PA William Isaacson, MDHavertown, PASidney M. Jacoby, MDPhiladelphia, PAJesse B. Jupiter, MDBoston, MALeonid I. Katolik, MDKing of Prussia, PAL. Andrew Koman, MD*Winston-Salem, NCScott H. Kozin, MD*Philadelphia, PADonald H. Lalonde, MDSt. John, NB, CanadaMark D. Lazarus, MDPhiladelphia, PASteve K. Lee, MDNew York, NYSomsak Leechavengvongs, MDNonthaburi, ThailandL. Scott Levin, MDPhiladelphia, PA

Kevin J. Little, MD*Cincinnati, OHJohn D. Lubahn, MD*Erie, PADaniel P. Mass, MDChicago, ILRowena McBeath, MD, PhDPhiladelphia, PAAther Mirza, MDSmithtown, NYWilliam B. Morrison, MDPhiladelphia, PAChristophe Oberlin, MDParis, FranceA. Lee Osterman, MDKing of Prussia, PAMark S. Rekant, MDCherry Hill, NJMichael Sandow, FRACSAdelaide, S. Australia, AustraliaHonored professorLawrence H. Schneider, MDNew York, NYJohn G. Seiler, III, MDAtlanta, GAHonored professorBlane Sessions, MDPhiladelphia, PAEon K. Shin, MDPhiladelphia, PAJames W. Strickland, MDCarmel, INStephanie Sweet, MDKing of Prussia, PARobert M. Szabo, MDSacramento, CAHonored professor

John S. Taras, MDPhiladelphia, PADean Trevlyn, MDBroomall, PAAnn Van Heest, MD*Minneapolis, MNLindley B. Wall, MD*St. Louis, MOPeter M. Waters, MD*Boston, MAGerald R. Williams, MDPhiladelphia, PA Scott W. Wolfe, MDNew York, NYTheresa O. Wyrick, MD*Mabelvale, ARJeffrey Yao, MDPalo Alto, CADavid S. Zelouf, MDKing of Prussia, PADan A. Zlotolow, MD*Philadelphia, PA

Pediatric Pre-Course Therapy FacultySarah Ashworth, OTR/L, CHTPhiladelphia, PAJenny Dorich, OTR/L, MBACincinnati, OHHeather Weesner, OTR/L, CLTEllicott City, MD

This program is a part of the Colorado Statewide Extended Campus.State funds were not used to develop or administer this program.

ACCREDITATION

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordancewith the Essential Areas and Elements by the AccreditationCouncil for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) throughthe joint sponsorship of The University of Colorado School ofMedicine and the Hand Rehabilitation Foundation. TheUniversity of Colorado School of Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

CME CREDIT

The University of Colorado School of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 21.50 AMA PRA Category 1Credits™. Physicians should only claim the credit commensuratewith the extent of their participation in the activity.

At the conclusion of this activity, the participants will:

· Implement and perform the varying surgical options for tendon repair

· Evaluate the latest treatment strategies of extensor tendon injuries

· Assess the most effective management of deQuervain’s tenosynovitis and consider the options for treatment

· Improve their knowledge and understanding of the clinical presentation, management and rehabilitation for ulnar and radial nerve problems

· Develop the surgical skills acquired and practiced during the meeting

1:10 EMGs – Real or ManipulativeShawn J. Bird, MD

1:20 Z Surgical Management of Digital Amputation Neuroma John S. Taras, MD

1:30 Panel – Neurogenic Pain – It Takes a Licking andKeeps on Ticking – Neuroma to Chronic Regional Pain SyndromeModerator: Randall W. Culp, MDSurgical Treatment of Neurogenic PainMichael R. Hausman, MDMedical Treatment of Neurogenic PainGerald E. Dworkin, DOInterventional Treatment of Nerve Pain Including Stellate Blocks and Nerve Stimulators William Isaacson, MD

2:45 Break

3:00 What’s New in Brachial Plexus Reconstruction Moderator: Dan Zlotolow, MDScott H. Kozin, MDSomsak Leechavengvongs, MDChristophe Oberlin, MD

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