On-line Brochure - The Podiatry Institute

HALLUX VALGUS 

FOREFOOT 

REARFOOT 

and ANKLE 

Medicine 

Topics of 

Interest 

HANDS-ON 

WORKSHOPS 

PICA RISK 

MANAGEMENT 

SESSIOn 

Atlan 

GA 

DISTINGUISHED FACULTY AND SPEAKERS 

SCIENTIFIC CHAIRMAN 

John A. Ruch, DPM 

Private Practice, Tucker, GA 

RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY OF THE FOOT & ANKLE 

KEYNOTE SPEAKER 

George T. Liu, DPM, FACFAS 

Assistant Professor, Department of 

Orthopaedic Surgery, University of 

Texas Southwestern Medical Center, 

Dallas, TX 

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS 

Bradley W. Bakotic, DPM, DO 

Private Practice, Alpharetta, GA 

Kristin J. Blanchet, DPM 

Third Year Resident, Bethesda 

Memorial Hospital, Boynton Beach, FL 

Matthew R. Hogan, MD 

Hospitalist, DeKalb Medical, Decatur, GA 

Richard H. Mann, DPM 

Private Practice, Boynton Beach, FL 

Jonathan M. Moore, DPM 

Private Practice, Somerset, KY 

Jordan Z. Tacktill, DPM 

Third Year Resident, Bethesda 

Memorial Hospital, Boynton Beach, FL 

David C. Alder, DPM 

Residency Director, DeKalb Medical, 

Decatur, GA 

Alan S. Banks, DPM 

Private Practice, Tucker, GA 

Thomas A. Brosky, II, DPM 

Private Practice, Oakwood, GA 

Casey Burchill, DPM 

Resident, DeKalb Medical, Decatur, GA 

Michelle L. Butterworth, DPM 

Private Practice, Kingstree, SC 

Craig A. Camasta, DPM 

Private Practice, Atlanta, GA 

Steven R. Carter, DPM 

Private Practice, Covington, GA 

Andrea D. Cass, DPM 

Private Practice, Atlanta, GA 

Bradley D. Castellano, DPM 

Private Practice, Athens, GA 

Alan R. Catanzariti, DPM 

Private Practice, Pittsburgh, PA 

Michael S. Downey, DPM 

Chief Division of Podiatric Surgery, 

Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, 

Philadelphia, PA 

Julie Ferland, DPM 


Each speaker is required to disclose the exis tence of any financial and/or other rela tionship(s) (e.g., employee, 

con sul tant, speaker’s bureau, grant recipient, research support) he/she might have with a) the manu facturer(s) 

of any com mer cial product(s) to be dis cussed during his/her pre sen ta tion and/or b) the commercial 

contributor(s) of the activity. 

William D. Fishco, DPM 

Private Practice, Anthem, AZ 

Justin J. Fleming, DPM 

Private Practice, Philadelphia, PA 

Matrona Giakoumis, DPM 


Nicholas A. Giovinco, DPM 


Grant Gonzalez, DPM 


Donald R. Green, DPM 

Residency Director, Scripps Mercy 

Kaiser Hospital, San Diego, CA 

Mack Jay Groves, IV, DPM 

Private Practice, Covington, LA 

George S. Gumann, Jr. DPM 

Fort Benning, Columbus, GA 

Emily A. Hermes, DPM 


A. Louis Jimenez, DPM 

Private Practice, Snellville, GA 

Stephan J. LaPointe, DPM, PhD 

Private Practice, Rome, GA 

D. Scot Malay, DPM 

Director of Research, Penn 

Presbyterian Medical Center, 

Philadelphia, PA 

Joshua J. Mann, DPM 


UPDATE 2013 

Atlanta 

Michael C. McGlamry, DPM 

Private Practice, Cumming, GA 

Thomas J. Merrill, DPM 

Associate Professor, Barry University 

School of Podiatric Medicine, Miami, FL 

Aprajita Nakra, DPM 

Private Practice, Gilbert, AZ 

Sofie Pinney, DPM 


Rahn A. Ravenell, DPM 

Private Practice, Mt. Pleasant, SC 

Scott R. Roman, DPM 

Private Practice, Covington, GA 

Jay D. Ryan, DPM 

Private Practice, Fairfax, VA 

Jaclyn M. Schwartz, DPM 


Mickey D. Stapp, DPM 

Private Practice, Augusta, GA 

Robert P. Taylor, DPM 

Private Practice, Dallas, TX 

Eugene D. Timpano, DPM 


Mindy J. Trotter, DPM 


John V. Vanore, DPM 

Private Practice, Gadsden, AL 

Robert B. Weinstein, DPM 

Private Practice, Fayetteville, GA 

CORPORATE 

SPONSORS 

Special thanks to our 

2013 Corporate Sponsors 

for their out standing 

support of The Podiatry 

Institute and the continued 

devel opment of excellence 

in post-graduate continu ing 

educa tion. Please support 

these companies that 

support your profession. 

Platinum 

Amerx Health 

Care Corp 

Langer 

Biomechanics 

PICA Group 

Stryker Foot & Ankle 

Gold 

Bako Pathology 

Services 

BME 

(BioMedical 

Enterprises, Inc.) 

Hyperion Medical 

Metasurg 

Realm Labs 

Silver 

Bioventus 

Blaine Labs 

ConMed Linvatec 

Delta Surgical 

Instruments 

Dynasplint Systems 

Solana Surgical 

Strata Pathology 

Services 

The Tetra 

Corporation 

The Podiatry Institute cannot be held 

liable for events beyond its control, such 

as acts of God, government regulations, 

disasters or weather-related hazards, 

civil unrest, or any other emergency, 

making it inad visable or impossible to 

hold the conference. The Podiatry 

Institute will make every effort to inform 

the participants as soon as possible to 

enable the participants to cancel hotel 

and flight arrange ments. The entire 

contents of this brochure are copy righted 

by The Podiatry Institute with all rights 

reserved. Repro duction or use, without 

permission, of written or graphic content 

in any manner is prohibited. ©2013 

Photo courtesy of ©2013 Kevin C Rose/AtlantaPhotos.com (Georgia Aquarium)

The Podiatry institute 

® 

2675 North Decatur Road 

Suite 309 

Decatur, GA 30033-6132 

A nonprofit teaching foundation 

Nonprofit 

Organization 

U.S. Postage 

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Atlanta, GA 

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The Podiatry institute 

® 

MAY 16-19 

Crowne Plaza Ravinia 

Atlanta, Georgia 

Atlanta 

RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY OF THE FOOT & ANKLE 

UPDATE 2013 

This is a PICA approved 

risk management seminar. 

UP Continuing education 

to 25.0 Contact HOUrs 

Photo courtesy of © 2013 Kevin C Rose/AtlantaPhotos.com

Photos courtesy of ©2013 Kevin C Rose/AtlantaPhotos.com (World of Coca-Cola, Six Flags, Stone Mountain) 

ATLANTA AREA ATTRACTIONS 

tlan 

GA 

Atlanta is a world-class, modern city with a rich, passionate history. A MARTA station is only two blocks away from 

the Crowne Plaza, and hotel guests can take the complimentary shuttle to anywhere within a two-mile radius. 

Fun for all ages 

Atlanta Botanical Garden is one of Atlanta’s most 

beautiful attractions with more than 30 acres of 

gardens, forest, wildflower trails and the 10,000 sq. 

ft. Fuqua Orchid Center. The Canopy Walk, a 40-foot 

high suspension bridge creating a treetop walking 

trail, is the garden’s latest addition. Visitors will 

also enjoy the Edible Garden Outdoor Kitchen. 

404.876.5859 atlantabotanicalgarden.org 

Atlantic Station offers great boutiques, sidewalk 

cafes, hip restaurants and a 16-screen IMAX ® 3D 

theater. Every week, taste the local flavor during 

Food Truck Fridays. Free shuttles are available 

from the Arts Center MARTA Station. 

404.733.1221 www.atlanticstation.com 

Center for Puppetry Arts features the nation’s largest 

interactive museum and performances for all ages. 

404.873.3391 www.puppet.org 

Georgia Aquarium is the world’s largest and holds 

more than 10 million gallons of fresh and salt water. 

Book in advance! 404.581.4000 www.georgia 

aquarium.org 

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament takes you 

back to the 11th Century for feasting, fighting and 

fun. 866.543.9637 www.medievaltimes.com/ 

atlanta.aspx 

Six Flags Over Georgia features thrill rides, shows 

and attractions. In 2013, prepare to soar to extreme 

new heights on the all-new SkyScreamer, the tallest 

attraction in the park’s history, towering 24-stories 

above the ground! Six Flags White Water is the 

largest waterpark in the South. 770.948.9290 

www.sixflags.com/overgeorgia/index.aspx 

Stone Mountain Park features the world’s largest 

exposed granite rock with its Confederate carving, 

an 1870s town, Antebellum plantation, Sky Lift, 

Scenic Railroad, world’s largest lasershow, and 

Sky Hike, the largest treetop adventure course. 

770.498.5690 www.stonemountainpark.com 

Turner Field Tours are offered year-round and begin 

in the Braves Museum & Hall of Fame. 404.614.2311 

atlanta.braves.mlb.com/atl/ballpark/tour.jsp 

Underground Atlanta, the original streets of Atlanta, is 

over six blocks of shopping, dining and entertainment. 

404.523.2311 www.underground-atlanta.com 

World of Coca-Cola features a multi-sensory 4-D 

theater, an 1880s soda fountain, a unique live-action 

bottling line, plus nearly 70 different beverages from 

around the world. 404.676.5151 www.worldof 

coca-cola.com 

Zoo Atlanta, located in historic Grant Park, features 

playful pandas, marvelous mammals, reptiles and 

amphibians! The Ford African Rain Forest houses 

24 gorillas. 404.624.WILD www.zooatlanta.org 

Educational 

Atlanta Cyclorama, the world’s largest diorama 

painting, revolves around you as it depicts the 

1864 Civil War Battle of Atlanta. 404.658.7625 

www.atlantacyclorama.org 

Atlanta History Center features the 1840s Tullie 

Smith Farm and the fully restored 1928 Swan House 

mansion. Exhibits include the Civil War, African- 

American heritage and the 1996 Olympic Games. 

404.814.4000 www.atlantahistorycenter.com 

Atlanta Preservation Center, walking tours of 

The Fox Theatre and eight historic neighborhoods: 

Downtown, Sweet Auburn/Martin Luther King Jr. 

District, Inman Park, Frederick Law Olmsted’s 

Druid Hills, Grant Park, Ansley Park, Midtown, and 

Midtown/SoNo Commercial District. 404.688.3353 

www.preserveatlanta.com 

Fernbank Museum of Natural History brings the 

world’s largest dinosaurs to life, and explores global 

cultures through a variety of hands-on exhibits. 

404.929.6300 www.fernbankmuseum.org 

Margaret Mitchell House & Museum features the 

furnished apartment where Mitchell wrote Gone With 

the Wind. 404.249.7015 margaretmitchellhouse.com 

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site is 

located in the Sweet Auburn area. Explore his birth 

home, historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, and The 

King Center. 404.331.6922 www.nps.gov/malu 

and www.thekingcenter.org 

SPECIAL EVENTS 

Atlanta Braves vs. Dodgers MAY 17-19 

404.577.9100 atlanta.braves.mlb.com 

Georgia Renaissance Festival Join hundreds 

of colorfully-clad characters for a medieval 

European Country Faire. Stroll through the 

multi-acre kingdom while feasting on hearty 

food and drink, shop for hand-crafted treasures, 

and become mesmerized by artisans at work. 

Ten stages of music and comedy keep you 

enticed well into the night, while performing 

animals and games ensure fun for the entire 

family! 770.964.8575 www.garenfest.com 

Tunes from the Tombs MAY 18-19 Five main 

stages will host amplified artists, while buskers 

will perform throughout the Oakland Cemetery. 

All genres of music will be represented; rock, 

folk, Americana, jazz, classical, and everything 

in between. Tickets may be purchased at the 

gates and will be $10 for one day or $15 for 

a two day pass. Children 12 and under will be 

admitted for $5 or $10 for a two day pass. 

Children 3 and under are free. 404.688.2107 

www.oaklandcemetery.com 

For more information about area attractions, please 

visit www.atlanta.net and www.exploregeorgia.org 

Atlanta

Thursday . MAY 16 Friday . MAY 17 

12:25 PM Welcome to Atlanta and UPDATE 2013 

7:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors 

12:30 PM 

Topics of Interest part 1 

Critical Appraisal of Medical Literature PART 1 

ABC’s of Systematic Reviews 

Critical Appraisal of Medical Literature PART 2 

Charcot Arthropathy: Does it Really Matter What We Do 

Incisional Negative Pressure Wound Therapy 

in Foot and Ankle Surgery 

Reliable Clinical Approach for Managing the Diabetic Wound 

Treatment of Recalcitrant Foot Ulcers with Dermal Skin Allograft 

Dupuytren’s (Subungual) Exostoses: What Really Are They 

New Insights Into Peripheral Neuropathy 

3:45 PM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors 

4:30 PM 

Topics of Interest part 2 

Peripheral Nerve Entrapment 

Enhancements of Internal Fixation with Nitinol Implants 

Transfer of the FHL Tendon: 

A Versatile, Evidence-Based Technique 

Clinical Use of Musculoskeletal Lasers 

How to Work with Your “Hospitalist” 

in the Care of Your “In-House” Patients 

Joint Depression Fracture of the Calcaneus: 

Are We Really Making a Difference 

Treatment of Corticosteroid Induced Avascular Necrosis 

of the Medial Cuneiform 

Diagnosis and Treatment of Nerve Entrapments 

Vascularized Femoral Condyle Graft Used to Repair 

Tibial Metaphyseal AVN in the Presence of a TAR 

Biofeedback in Lower Extremity Tendon Transfers 

Conservative Treatment of Keloids and Hypertrophic Scars 

What Can Experience Teach Us About Reading Xrays 

7:00 PM Thursday session adjourns 

UP 

to 25.0 

Continuing education 

Contact Hours 

The Podiatry Institute is approved by 

the Council on Podiatric Medical Education as a 

sponsor of continuing education in podiatric medicine 

7:30 AM 

Hallux Valgus part 1 

Arthrofibrosis After Bunion Surgery 

Evaluation of 1st MPJ Range of Motion / Pre and Post Bunion 

Surgery: Clinical and Radiographic Correlation with Stress 

Lateral Dorsiflexion Views 

Effect of Early Weight Bearing After Modified 

Lapidus Arthrodesis 

Pearls for Maximum Correction of Hallux Valgus 

Using Distal Osteotomies 

Unrecognized Abnormal DASA and Increasing PASA 

as an Etiology of Hallux Varus 

Revisional Hallux Valgus Surgery 

At 

10:00 AM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors 

10:45 AM 

Hallux Valgus part 2 

Role of the Cheilectomy in Hallux Rigidus 

Considerations in Fusion of the 1st MPJ 

Why Are We Making 1st MPJ Fusion So Hard 

Juvenile HAV Surgery 

Complications of Bunion Surgery 

Tightrope Bunionectomy Revisited 

12:45 PM Lunch with speakers, colleagues and exhibitors 

1:30 PM 

Workshops 

Various hands-on workshops featuring latest techniques 

and technologies, including: 

Enhancements of Internal Fixation with Nitinol Implants 

Evidenced Based Protocols to Enhance Mobility and 

Maximize Healing: Two Hours of Practical Solutions to 

Stimulate Outcomes and Your Practice 

JONATHAN M. MOORE, DPM 

This interactive program discusses the latest tools, protocols, 

templates, reimbursement updates and documentation pearls 

to enhance patient outcomes and grow Podiatric Centers of 

Excellence for Wound Healing and Mobility Preservation. 

Enhancing Biologics and Biomechanics 

Treating Complex Hallux Valgus Deformities 

3:30 PM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors 

4:15 PM 

Forefoot 

What is the Standard of Care in Forefoot Bone Fixation 

Correcting Hammertoe Deformities Utilizing 

an Intramedullary Device (Case Reports) 

The Case Against the Use of New Technologies 

for Hammertoe Repair 

Multiple Metatarsal Lengthening 

2nd MPJ Instability 

Plantar Plate Pathology / Diagnostic Modalities 

Algorithm for the Repair of the Overlapping 2nd Toe 

Partial 2nd Metatarsal Head Resection 

7:00 PM FRIday session adjourns

Saturday . MAY 18 Sunday . MAY 19 

7:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors 

7:00 AM Breakfast 

7:30 AM 

Rearfoot and ankle part 1 

Subtalar Joint Arthroereisis Arthrodesis 

Biomechanics of the NC Joint 

Arthrodesis of the Naviculocuneiform Joints 

in the Treatment of Collapsed Pes Valgus 

lan 

There’s Hope for the Hoke: 

Technique of Naviculocuneiform Arthrodesis 

Ankle Arthroscopic Anatomy 

Salvage of the Failed TAR 

Lisfranc and Midfoot Fusions 

Equinovarus Foot and Ankle Deformities 

10:00 AM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors 

10:45 AM 

Rearfoot and ankle part 2 

Enlargement of the Lateral Process of the Talus 

as an Etiology of Sinus Tarsi Syndrome 

Disorders of the Achilles Tendon 

Tibial Fracture Non-Union 

Varied Techniques in Tarsal Coalition Resection and Interposition 

Ankle Arthroscopic Surgery for Soft Tissue Impingement 

Peroneal Tendon Endoscopy 

Ankle Syndesmosis Injuries 

Arthroscopic Evaluation and Treatment of Talar Dome Lesions 

Systematic Evaluation of the Pediatric Flatfoot: 

What to Do and When to Do It 

Acute Osteochondral Fractures of the Talus 

12:45 PM 

PICA Risk Management 

Is This Patient a Good Surgical Candidate 

Risk Issues Related to Patient Selection and Informed Consent 

The 2013 PICA risk management section will focus on patient selection 

to improve likelihood of success and decrease risk of litigation in podiatric 

surgery. The attendee will be presented with tools to help identify the 

possible problem patient and observe possible means of managing 

these individuals that will lead to mutually successful outcomes for the 

patient and surgeon alike. Management of the history and informed 

consent process as well as a discussion of “red flag” warning signs that 

may be indicators of future problems to come will be reviewed. 

2:15 PM Saturday Session adjourns 

7:30 AM 

Medicine part 1 

The Role of Topical Agents in Podiatric Medicine 

Renal Osteodystrophy: A Subset of Chronic Kidney Disease 

Bilateral Ankle Clonus as the Initial Manifestation of Progressive 

Multi-Focal Leukoencephalopathy (Case Report) 

Use of Biologics in Chronic Wounds 

Osteoporosis: Surgical Considerations 

Squamous Cell Carcinoma Presenting as a 20 Year Old 

Non-Healing Ulcer 

Venous Throbotic Even Prophylaxis: 

What the Foot and Ankle Surgeon Should Know 

10:00 AM Refreshment BREAK 

10:15 AM 

Medicine part 2 

Perioperative Pain Management 

Intravenous Tylenol for Perioperative Pain Control 

Perioperative Medical Assessment of the Pediatric Patient 

Syndesmosis Injuries of the Ankle 

In Office Emergencies 

Perioperative Management of Diabetes 

What Meds Should You Stop Before Surgery 

Which Ones Should You Keep on Taking 

12:30 PM CONFERENCE adjourns 

LEARNER OBJECTIVES 

Tentative program, subject to change without notice 

At the conclusion of the conference, the participant should be able to: 

n Understand the various midfoot and heel conditions presented and 

understand the differential diagnosis and treatment options available. 

n Understand the various surgical options presented for the forefoot 

with an emphasis on challenges and avoiding complications. 

n Understand the various surgical options presented for the first ray 


n Understand the various updates and strategies in wound care, 

infections and infection management. 

n Understand the various surgical options presented for the rearfoot 


n Understand the modalities available and surgical approaches to 

complications and revisional surgery. 

n Understand the perioperative considerations of the conditions 

presented.

Photos courtesy of ©2013 Katie Snyder/AtlantaPhotos.com (Swan House ); ©2013 Kevin C Rose/AtlantaPhotos.com (Zoo Atlanta Rhino); 

and Crowne Plaza Atlanta Perimeter at Ravinia 

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION 

®ta❑ The Podiatry institute 

$490 on or before 4/4/13 

❑ $540 after 4/4/13 

our 

❑ $590 after 5/1/13 

mission 

or at the door 

To be a supportive, global 

❑ $265 Retired Podiatrists 

network of members, 

or Active Military 

colleagues and friends which 

❑ $65 Residents with letter 

enhances the quality 

from Residency Director 

of life for patients with foot, 

(Does not apply to workshops.) 

ankle, and leg disorders 

Letter must be submitted by 

through innovative education, 

research and service. 

Board of Directors 

William D Fishco DPM 

chairman 

Michael S Downey DPM 

Annette D Filiatrault DPM 

M Jay Groves IV DPM 

Rahn A Ravenell DPM 

Scott R Roman DPM 

John V Vanore DPM 

Daniel F Vickers CAE 

executive director 

Seminar committee 

John A Ruch DPM 

director of medical education 

Michael C McGlamry DPM 

corporate liaison 

David C Alder DPM 

David J Caldarella DPM 

Craig A Camasta DPM 

Thomas J Chang DPM 

Stephen V Corey DPM 

Michael S Downey DPM 

Annette D Filiatrault DPM 

Donald R Green DPM 

Clifford D Mah DPM 

Joe T Southerland DPM 

The Podiatry Institute is a 

nonprofit educational foundation 

that offers a variety of programs 

including conferences, workshops 

and post-graduate courses, in 

addition to textbooks, DVDs, 

PowerPoint ® presentations and 

patient education materials. The 

Institute has achieved national and 

international recognition for its 

leading role in developing and 

advancing the standard of care in 

podiatric medicine and surgery. 

The faculty members are all 

volunteers who serve without 

compensation. They are committed 

to ongoing education in the area 

of foot and ankle surgery. 

For more information, please visit 

www.podiatryinstitute.com 

mail with your completed 

registration form. Resident 

REGISTRATIOn not accepted by 

e-mail or online. 

❑ Special Seminar Rate 

for APMA Young Members. 

Call 888.833.5682. 

❑ Food functions are open to 

registered attendees ONLY. 

Additional meal packages can 

be purchased for family/guests. 

Includes 3 breakfasts, 2 lunches 

and 6 breaks. 

_____# of Adults ($200 eaCH) 

_____# of Children 12 and under 

($100 eaCH) 

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CONFIRMA TION, please call our 

office to confirm registration. 

Cancellation requests must be made in writing, via fax or mail, and postmarked no 

later than one month before the start date of the confer ence. All cancel lation requests will 

be assessed a $50 admin is tra tive fee. There will be no refunds for cancel lations made less 

than one month prior to the start of the con ference. Instead a “certificate of transfer” will be 

issued, redeem able for any Podiatry Institute con ference of equal price or as partial 

registra tion fee on any higher price confer ence. The certifi cate will be valid for a period of 

one year from date of issue. NO cancel lations or trans fers will be accepted within two 

weeks of the start of the conference. 

choose 1 of 4 easy ways to register 

online (before 5/1/13) 

www.podiatryinstitute.com 

Phone 888.833.5682 or 770.939.0393 

fax 404.508.8539 

or mail 

The Podiatry Institute 

2675 N Decatur Rd, Ste 309 

Decatur, GA 30033-6132 

Register for two 2013 seminars at the regular rate and receive 25% off the second seminar 

excludes cadaver workshops. Does not apply to Residents, Retired, Military, or APMA Young Members. CALL BEFORE REGISTERING FOR THE SECOND SEMINAR TO RECEIVE DISCOUNT. 

Crowne Plaza Atlanta Perimeter at Ravinia 

The Crowne Plaza Ravinia 

sets the standard for 

quality and convenience at 

Atlanta’s Perimeter Center. 

Built around a series of 

waterfalls and beautiful 

terrace gardens, the hotel 

is nestled within the 42-acre 

wooded Ravinia Park with 

miles of winding footpaths. 

Take a dip in the indoor pool or enjoy the Fitness Center, complete with sauna. 

It’s a great way to end your day. There are four on-site restaurants, ranging from 

casual to fine dining, as well as a full service Business Center and complimentary 

shuttle service within a two mile radius. 

Here you will find a unique blend of Southern hospitality and unrivaled 

convenience, with easy access to downtown and the airport. 

Crowne Plaza Atlanta Perimeter at Ravinia 

4355 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Atlanta GA 30346 

800.972.2404 or 770.395.7700 

www.cpravinia.com GROUP CODE: POI 

A block of rooms have been reserved and will be 

held until it is full or April 23, 2013, whichever 

comes first. Please book early to guarantee your 

reservation. In order to secure our special group 

rate, advanced reservations are mandatory and 

you must advise Reservations that you are 

attending The Podiatry Institute conference. 

Rates cannot be changed for guests who fail to 

identify their affiliation at the time the reservation 

is made. Rate applicable 3 days before/3 days 

after (based on availability). 

Single/Double Room Rate: $129 

(plus tax, currently 12%, subject to change without notice) 

TRAVEL DISCOUNTS 

To obtain the best possible rates and make your 

reservations, please call our official agency: 

Travel Leaders 

678.689.0176 

(A $25.00 service fee will apply for 

the first passenger; $15.00 for 

each additional passenger.) 

If you have trouble securing hotel accommodations, 

please call Trish at the above number.

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