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REARFOOT

and ANKLE

FOREFOOT

SURGERY

HALLUX VALGUS

Topics of

Interest

HANDS-ON

WORKSHOPS

PICA RISK

MANAGEMENT

SESSIOn

ARIZONA

Podiatric

Medical

ASSOCIATION

MEETING

DISTINGUISHED FACULTY AND SPEAKERS

SCIENTIFIC CHAIRMAN

Todd B. Haddon, DPM

Mesa, Arizona

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Lowell Weil, Jr., DPM, MB, FACFAS

Editor, Foot & Ankle Specialist;

President, Weil Foot, Ankle & Orthopedic

Institute, Des Plaines, Illinois

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS

Richard H. Mann, DPM

Boynton Beach, Florida

Jonathan M. Moore, DPM

Somerset, Kentucky

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Arizona Podiatric Medical Association, co-sponsor

PODIATRY INSTITUTE SPEAKERS

Alan S. Banks, DPM

Tucker, Georgia

Luke D. Cicchinelli, DPM

Mesa, Arizona

Michael S. Downey, DPM

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

William D. Fishco, DPM

Anthem, Arizona

Nicholas A. Giovinco, DPM

Resident, DeKalb Medical,

Decatur, Georgia

Jordan P. Grossman, DPM

Akron, Ohio

Valley of the Sun

Podiatry Conference

Phoenix

Stephan J. LaPointe, DPM, PhD

Rome, Georgia

Michael C. McGlamry, DPM

Cumming, Georgia

Aprajita Nakra, DPM

Gilbert, Arizona

John A. Ruch, DPM

Tucker, Georgia

Jaclyn M. Schwartz, DPM

Resident, DeKalb Medical,

Decatur, Georgia

Joe T. Southerland, DPM

Arlington, Texas

Keith F. Tyson, DPM

York, Pennsylvania

Each speaker is required to disclose the exis tence of any financial and/or other rela tion-ship(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.

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.

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Biomechanics

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Foot & Ankle

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BME

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Hyperion

Medical

Metasurg

Realm Labs

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Bioventus

Blaine Labs

ConMed

Linvatec

Delta Surgical

Instruments

Dynasplint

Systems

Solana

Surgical

Strata Pathology

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APR 18-21

Phoenix Marriott Tempe at the Buttes

PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Arizona Podiatric Medical Association, co-sponsor

Valley of the Sun

Podiatry Conference

This is a PICA approved

risk management seminar.

UP Continuing education

to 25.0 Contact HOUrs

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Photos courtesy of Greater Phoenix CVB (© Phoenix Zoo, © The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa), and Tempe Tourism Office (©SEA LIFE)

PHOENIX AREA ATTRACTIONS

Things are different in the desert. The sky is bigger. The stars are brighter. The sunsets stop you in your

tracks. Phoenix is the gateway to the Grand Canyon, and its history is a testament to the spirit of puebloans,

ranchers, miners and visionaries. Projected against this rich backdrop is a panorama of urban sophistication

— Arizona’s urban heart and America’s sunniest metropolis.

Experience the Culture

Desert Botanical Garden has more than 50,000

desert plants on display throughout five thematic

trails that illustrate topics such as conservation,

desert living, plants and people of the Sonoran

Desert and desert wildflowers. 480.481.8188

www.dbg.org

Heard Museum, internationally acclaimed, is one

of the best places to experience the myriad cultures

and art of Native Americans of the Southwest.

Special exhibits include: American Indian Ledger

Book Art; Chocolate, Chili and Cochineal; and

Apache Spirit. 602.252.8840 www.heard.org

Phoenix Art Museum is the Southwest’s premier

destination for world-class visual arts. Visitors also

enjoy PhxArtKids an interactive space for children,

vibrant photography exhibitions through the

Museum’s landmark partnership with the Center

for Creative Photography, the lushly landscaped

Sculpture Garden, and shopping at The Museum

Store. 602.257.1222 www.phxart.org

Children’s Museum of Phoenix has hands-on

interactive exhibits designed to engage the minds,

muscles and imaginations of children up to age 10

and the grown-ups who care about them. Make a

meal in the Texture Café, navigate your way through

Noodle Forest, or share a story in the Book Loft.

602.253.0501 www.childrensmuseumofphoenix.org

Arizona Science Center offers eye-opening fun with

more than 300 interactive exhibits, a state-of-the-art

planetarium, five-story giant-screen theater, and

traveling exhibitions such as “Da Vinci: The Genius.

602.716.2000 www.azscience.org

Phoenix Zoo is home to more than 1,300 animals,

exhibited throughout five unique trails. Enjoy up

close animal encounters, keeper talks, and bike

and boat rentals. Four Orangutans call the new

and improved Orangutan Habitat home: Duchess

(she’s 51!), Bess, Michael and Kasih, the baby of

the group at just 5 years old. 602.273.1341

www.phoenixzoo.org

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Get Outdoors

Camelback Mountain is just 20 minutes from

downtown. Two Summit trails are very strenuous

and steep, but easier hikes can be found around the

base of the mountain. 602.495.5458 phoenix.gov/

parks/trails/locations/camelback/index.html

Phoenix Mountain Preserve provides a variety of

hikes with amazing city views and secluded valleys.

For trail maps, visit phoenix.gov/parks/trails/

locations/piestewapeak/hikingmap/index.html

South Mountain Park and Preserve is referred to

as the largest municipal park in the country. Follow

the road to the top of the mountain for spectacular

views of the entire valley. Great for horseback riding,

hiking and mountain biking for all ability levels.

phoenix.gov/parks/trails/locations/south/index.html

Guided Tours for a special experience, hop in a hot

air balloon to see the city and the saguaros from up

high, or check out the desert with a Jeep or Hummer

tour. Horseback riding tours take you across the

area. www.visitphoenix.com/things-to-do/outdooractivities/index.aspx

GolfING

The area boasts some demanding courses and the

amazing views are breathtaking!

Boulders Golf Club has two championship courses.

480.488.9009 www.theboulders.com

TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course was designed

for the Phoenix Open. 480.585.4334 www.tpc.com/

tpc-scottsdale

Troon North Golf Club has two courses that slope

through natural ravines by Pinnacle Peak. 480.585.7700

www.troonnorthgolf.com

Shopping

Greater Phoenix claims some of the best shopping

in the Southwest. Opportunities include sprawling

fashion centers, charming vintage shops, designer

stores, hipster boutiques, outlets, museum gift shops

and great outdoor shopping venues. www.visit

phoenix.com/things-to-do/shopping/index.aspx

More information about area attractions is available at www.visitphoenix.com

TEMPE ATTRACTIONS

Home to Arizona State University, Tempe

contains the energy that you would expect from

a college town and the attractions that you’d

expect in the perfect vacation destination.

Located in the heart of the Greater Phoenix

area, visitors can easily experience the beauty

of the Sonoran Desert, with Papago Park to the

north and South Mountain Park to the south.

Tempe Historical Museum includes an exhibit

on the prehistoric Hohokam Indians who lived in

the area. 480.350.5100 www.arizonahistorical

society.org/tempe-historical-museum/

Tempe Town Lake, adjacent to Tempe’s Mill

Avenue District, Arizona State University and

the 2,000-acre Papago Park, is where visitors

and local families spend their time enjoying

nature, recreational activities, and cultural

events. 480.784.4444

SEA LIFE Arizona transports visitors into the

amazing ocean world, providing close

encounters with a vast array of creatures

including seahorses, sharks, rays, tropical fish

and more! To get any closer you would have to

get wet! 480.478.7600 877.526.3960

www.sealifeus.com/Arizona/

More information about Tempe is available at

www.tempetourism.com

Phoenix

Thursday . APR 18 Friday . APR 19

12:00 PM EXHIBIT HALL OPENS, REFRESHMENTS

7:00 AM Breakfast with the Exhibitors

12:25 PM Welcome to Phoenix

12:30 PM

REARFOOT AND ANKLE part 1

An Overview of Lateral Ankle Pathology

Lateral Ankle Instability

Evans Calcaneal Osteotomy

The Navicular-Cuneiform Joint in the Human Arch

Navicular-Cuneiform Fusion: Why and How

Tarsal Coalitions

TN Fusion

STJ Arthrodesis Tips for Success

Practical Points on Midfoot/Hindfoot Fusions

Lauge Hansen

Disorders of the Achilles Tendon

Panel Q&A

3:45 PM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors

4:30 PM

REARFOOT AND ANKLE part 2

Achilles Tendonitis

Chronic Achilles Ruptures

Heel Pain

Posterior Heel Spur

Lateral Ankle Pathology and Stabilization

Triple Arthrodesis

Neglected Calcaneal Fractures

Panel Q&A

7:00 PM Thursday session adjourns

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

TOPICS OF INTEREST part 1

Radiofrequency for Plantar Fasciosis

Sound Bites from the Literature:

Current Topics for the Podiatric Surgeon

Pigmented ViloNodular Synovitis

Enhancements of Internal Fixation with Nitinol Implants

Laser Innovations in Podiatric Practice

New Insights into Peripheral Neuropathy

Panel Q&A

9:30 AM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors

10:15 AM

FOREFOOT SURGERY

Basics of Digital Surgery

IM Options for Hammertoe Surgery

Central Ray Surgery

Sub-2 Syndrome

Second MTPJ Predislocation Syndrome:

An Algorithm for Repair

The Dorsal Approach to Plantar Plate Repair

with Weil Osteotomy

Partial 2nd Met Head Resection for MPJ Subluxation

2nd MTPJ Implant Arthroplasty

Tailor’s Bunionectomy

Panel Q&A

12:45 PM

LUNCH AND LEARN MAIN BALLroom

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.

3:00 PM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors

3:45 PM

HALLUX VALGUS part 1

Refinements of the Austin

The Scarf Bunionectomy: 29 Year Evolution

Repositional Bunion Surgery: Where Are We

Lapidus Arthrodesis

Lapidus Swivel Technique

Hallux Valgus Malunion

Bunions Gone Wild:

Case Presentations of Bunion Complications

Doc, I Just Want My Bunion Back!!

Panel Q&A

6:30 PM FRIday session adjourns

Saturday . APR 20 Sunday . APR 21

7:00 AM Breakfast with the Exhibitors

7:00 AM Breakfast

7:30 AM

HALLUX VALGUS part 2

7:30 AM

TOPICS OF INTEREST part 2

1st MPJ Fusion

1st MPJ Fusion for Geriatric HAV

Update AVN of the 1st Metatarsal Head

Hallux Rigidus

oen

Closing Base Wedge Osteotomies Revisited

Panel Q&A

9:15 AM

Workshops

Various hands-on workshops featuring latest techniques

and technologies

11:15 AM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors

12:00 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.

2:00 PM Exhibit Hall CLOSEs, Saturday session adjourns

2:00 PM

ARIZONA PODIATRIC MEDICAL

ASSOCIATION MEETING

5:30 PM Association mEETING adjourns

Diagnosis and Treatment of Nerve Entrapments

Plantar Fibromatosis: Current Treatment Recommendation

Neuroschwanoma

Diabetic Fetid Foot Infections

Lymphedema

Tendon Repair Techniques: Nothing Fancy

Plantar Plate Repair via a Dorsal Approach

Open Fractures

Update on Gout

Tobacco

Panel Q&A

10:15 AM Refreshment BREAK

10:30 AM

MISCELLANEOUS

Navigating the Diabetic Ulcer

Surgically Induced Charcot Arthropathy

Complications — Yours and Mine

Improved Pre-Operative Planning with 3D Printing

Panel Q&A

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

with an emphasis on challenges and avoiding complications.

n Understand the various updates and strategies in wound care,

infections and infection management.

n Understand the various surgical options presented for the rearfoot

with an emphasis on challenges and avoiding complications.

n Understand the modalities available and surgical approaches to

complications and revisional surgery.

n Understand the perioperative considerations of the conditions

presented.

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The Podiatry institute

our

® mission

To be a supportive, global

network of members,

colleagues and friends which

enhances the quality

of life for patients with foot,

ankle, and leg disorders

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.

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

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

❑ $490 on or before 3/7/13

❑ $540 after 3/7/13

❑ $590 after 4/3/13

or at the door

❑ $265 Retired Podiatrists

or Active Military

❑ $65 Residents w/letter from

Residency Director

(Does not apply to workshops.)

Letter must be submitted by

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, 1 lunch

and 5 breaks.

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Phoenix Marriott Tempe at The Buttes

Set against an inspiring

backdrop of a majestic

hillside butte with

breathtaking panoramic

views of blue skies and

desert sunsets, the Phoenix

Marriott Tempe at The

Buttes attracts attendees

with its cascading

waterfalls, sparkling pools,

first class dining, and