J. Tracy Watson, MD - Saint Louis University School of Medicine

J. Tracy Watson, M.D.
Curriculum Vitae
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114. Visiting Professor: Fracture healing and nonunion. WSU Orthopaedic Surgery
Grand Rounds, Kresge Eye Institute, Detroit, MI, August 1, 2001.
115. Course Faculty: 1) External fixation of humeral shaft fractures; 2) Management of
tibial nonunions; 3) Retrograde femoral nailing. DePuy Ace National Trauma
Symposium, S. Miami Beach, FL, November 16–18, 2001.
116. Visiting Professor: 1) Ilizarov external fixation in trauma situations; 2) New bonegrafting
techniques. AORN Meeting, Southfield, MI, December 4, 2001.
117. Course Faculty: Distal periarticular fracture management. 12 th Annual Beaver Creek
Trauma Symposium, Beaver Creek, CO, January 11–14, 2002.
118. Visiting Professor: Autologous growth factors—Use in orthopaedics and
traumatology. Flint Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery Meeting, Flint, MI, January 22,
2002.
119. Visiting Professor: The use of autogenous bone-growth factors for orthopaedics and
traumatology. Louisville Orthopaedic Society, Louisville, KY, January 28, 2002.
120. Visiting Professor: Management of complex periarticular fractures with small-wire
techniques. University of Louisville Grand Rounds, Louisville, KY, January 29,
2002.
121. Visiting Professor: Future of bone-graft substitutes. Denver Orthopaedic Society,
Denver, CO, February 7, 2002.
122. Course Faculty: 1) External fixation of high-energy distal tibial plafond fractures;
2) High-energy tibial plateau fractures—the role of arthroscopy, external fixation, and
less-invasive plating techniques. AAOS 69 th Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX, February
13–15, 2002.
123. Course Faculty: 1) Analysis of failure of hybrid external fixation for treatment of
tibial pilon fractures; 2) Management of complex periarticular fractures; 3) Failed
small-wire techniques—don’t throw away the plates and nails. OTA Specialty Day
124. Program—Limb Lengthening and Skeletal Reconstruction, Dallas, TX, February 16,
2002.
125. Visiting Professor: Bone-graft substitutes—Past, present, and future. McMaster
University School of Medicine Grand Rounds, Hamilton, ON, Canada, March 3, 2002.
126. Course Faculty: 2) Biomechanics of external fixation; 2) Pilon fractures; 3)
Principles of nonunion care. Orthofix Limb Reconstruction Course, Salt Lake City,
UT, March 15–22, 2002.
127. Course Faculty: Fracture healing, nonunions, and posttraumatic osteomyelitis.
AAOS 18 th Annual Comprehensive Review Course for Orthopaedic Surgeons,
Chicago, IL, March 17–22, 2002.
128. Visiting Professor: Bone-graft substitutes, growth factors, and beyond. Phoenix
Orthopaedic Society, Phoenix, AZ, March 26, 2002.
129. Visiting Professor: Bone-graft substitutes, growth factors, and beyond. Tucson
Orthopaedic Society, Tucson, AZ, March 26, 2002.