On-line Brochure - The Podiatry Institute

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INNOVATIONS IN
PODIATRIC MEDICINE
AND SURGERY
HALLUX VALGUS
FOREFOOT
REARFOOT and ANKLE
Medicine
PODIATRIC POTPOURRI
Topics of Interest
HANDS-ON
WORKSHOPS
PICA RISK
MANAGEMENT
SESSIOn
DISTINGUISHED FACULTY AND SPEAKERS
SCIENTIFIC CHAIRMAN
David J. Caldarella, DPM FACFAS
La Crosse, Wisconsin
CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRMEN
Brian J. Albano, DPM
John M. Simoes, DPM
David M. Ruggiero, 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.
Rhode Island Podiatric Medical Association, co-sponsor
Surgical Pearls by the Sea
Current Trends in the Treatment
of the Foot AND Ankle
Newport
SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS
Anthony J. Alario, MD
Worcester, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Bourret, DPM
Providence, Rhode Island
John M. Giurini, DPM
Boston, Massachusetts
Richard H. Mann, DPM
Boynton Beach, Florida
Anthony P. Mechrefe, MD
Warwick, Rhode Island
Jonathan M. Moore, DPM
Somerset, Kentucky
Michael Skonieczny, DPM
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Patricia Nardone Soscia,MD
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Peter A. Soukas, MD
Providence, Rhode Island
PODIATRY INSTITUTE FACULTY
Luke D. Cicchinelli, DPM
Mesa, Arizona
Matrona Giakoumis, DPM
Decatur, Georgia
A. Louis Jimenez, DPM
Snellville, Georgia
Stanley R. Kalish, DPM
Jonesboro, Georgia
Michael C. McGlamry, DPM
Cumming, Georgia
Aprajita Nakra, DPM
Gilbert, Arizona
John A. Ruch, DPM
Tucker, Georgia
Eugene D. Timpano, DPM
Decatur, Georgia
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
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2675 North Decatur Road
Suite 309
Decatur, GA 30033-6132
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MAY 2-5
Newport Marriott
Newport, Rhode Island
Rhode Island Podiatric Medical Association, co-sponsor
Surgical Pearls by the Sea
Current Trends in the Treatment
of the Foot AND Ankle
This is a PICA approved
risk management seminar.
UP Continuing education
to 25.0 Contact HOUrs
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Photos courtesy of Rhode Island Tourism Division (top photo) and © DiscoverNewport.org
NEWPORT AREA ATTRACTIONS
By Land
Blithewold Mansion, Garden & Arboretum Explore
one of the finest garden estates in New England.
401.253.2707 www.blithewold.org
Bowen’s Wharf Newport’s only historic waterfront
shopping district with retail stores, galleries and
eateries, all on the waterfront. 401.849.2243
www.bowenswharf.com
Discover Colonial Newport Hear stories of
revolution and ruin, struggles for religious liberty
and remarkable entrepreneurship. 401.841.8770
www.newporthistorytours.org
Fort Adams The largest coastal fortification in
the US. See where the soldiers lived, enter the
casemates, explore the tunnel system, and climb
the bastions for breathtaking views. 401.841.0707
www.fortadams.org
Friends of the Waterfront Walks Cliffwalk, along
the eastern shore, combines natural beauty with
the architecture of the gilded age. Harborwalk is in
two segments on the north-western shore: North/
The Point for the original colonial center and South/
Main Harbor with boating and entertainment.
www.cliffwalk.com www.newportharborwalk.com
Ghost Tours of Newport Take a lantern-led evening
stroll down historic shadowy lanes and discover
ghosts, ghouls, and legends. 401.841.8600
866.33.GHOST www.ghostsofnewport.com
International Tennis Hall of Fame Chronicles the
rich history of tennis through interactive exhibits
and popular memorabilia. 401.849.3990
www.tennisfame.com
Museum of Newport History Explore America’s best
preserved colonial city through important furniture,
art, silver, documents, and artifacts of daily life.
401.846.0813 www.newporthistorical.org
Museum of Yachting Named among the top ten
sailing museums in the nation. 401.848.5777
www.moy.org
Newport Dinner Train Step back in time dining
aboard a luxury train. 401.841.8700
800.398.RIBS www.newportdinnertrain.com
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Newport Grand Slots Over 1,000 of the latest video
slots and a simulcast theater. 401.849.5000
www.newportgrand.com
Newport Mansions Explore 10 properties that
represent more than 250 years of history. The Gilded
Age Experience opens the door to The Breakers,
Chateau-sur-Mer, The Elms, Marble House and
Rosecliff. 401.847.1000 www.newportmansions.org
Newport’s Old Quarter Experience living history in
galleries, shops, taverns, restaurants, and on the
vibrant streets of this timeless neighborhood.
www.theoldquarter.org
Norman Bird Sanctuary This wildlife refuge has over
seven miles of hiking trails and a variety of education
programs for all ages. Enjoy a leisurely stroll or a
hike to the top of Hanging Rock for breathtaking
views of the ocean and surrounding areas.
401.846.2577 www.normanbirdsanctuary.org
Old Colony & Newport Railway Travel along the west
shore of Aquidneck island in a 1904 open platform
coach or an 1884 parlor car; roll through the Newport
Naval Base and along scenic Narragansett Bay.
401.849.0546 www.ocnrr.com
Rose Island Lighthouse Tour the lighthouse
museum where each room is fully restored just as
if keepers of old still lived there. 401.847.4242
www.roseisland.org
10 Mile Drive This driving tour combines the history
of a wealthy summer community with fabulous parks
and miles of shoreline. oceandrivenewport.com
Thames Glass Experience glassblowing and make
your own ornament, paperweight or vase (that is
yours to keep!) with lots of help from an experienced
glassblower. 401.846.0576 thamesglass.com
Touro Synagogue Public tours let you delight in its
magnificent architecture and hear its remarkable and
inspiring story. 401.847.4794 tourosynagogue.org
Wine Tastings & Tours Greenvale Vineyards
(401.847.3777 www.greenvale.com) is on a
19th-century Victorian farm in Portsmouth. Newport
Vineyards (401.848.5161 www.newportvineyards.
com) is just 10 minutes from downtown Newport.
By Sea or Air
Adirondack Sailing Cruises See stately
bayside mansions, a 19th-century military fort
and beautiful old lighthouses. 401.874.0000
www.sail-newport.com
Adventure Water Sports Boat rentals and
charters to see Narragansett Bay.
401.849.4820 www.newportriwatersports.com
Bird’s Eye View Helicopters Fly over the
mansions, majestic Castle Hill, Rose Island
lighthouse, and the USS Forrestal and
Saratoga. 401.843.8687 www.riaerials.com
Classic Cruises of Newport Cruise 19th-century
style aboard the 72' schooner Madeleine.
401.847.0298 www.cruisenewport.com
Sightsailing of Newport Help raise sails or
sit back and relax as you sail Narragansett
Bay and along the shoreline of Ocean Drive
on the Schooner Aquidneck. 401.849.3333
www.sightsailing.com
More information about
area attractions is available at
www.gonewport.com
Newport

Thursday . MAY 2 Friday . MAY 3
12:25 PM Welcome to Newport
7:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors
12:30 PM
Hallux Valgus part 1
7:30 AM
Topics of Interest part 1
The Kalish Osteotomy: 30 Years of Experience
Complications 1st MTPJ Fusion
Complications of Hallux Valgus Surgery
Offset V Osteotomy for Hallux Limitus
Lapidus Arthrodesis in Advanced Hallux Valgus Deformity
New Insights into Peripheral Neuropathy
Panel Q&A
New
3:30 PM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors
4:15 PM
Forefoot
Peripheral Diagnosis and Treatment of Nerve Entrapments
Freiberg’s Infraction: Overview and Clinical Case Study
Hammertoe Deformity: The Paradigm Shift Toward
Internal Fixation
Panel Q&A
6:30 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
Arthrofibrosis Charcot Joint Disease: Where We Were,
Where We Are and Where Should We Go
The Diabetic Foot from Ulcer to Reconstruction
Lis Franc & Midfoot Arthrosis: Update 2013
Emerging Therapeutic Options for Treating PAD
Pediatric Podiatric Rheumatology: A Case Study and
Lessons to be Learned
Hindfoot Fusion Nails: Techniques, Indications, and Pearls
Panel Q&A
10:30 AM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors
11:15 AM
Workshops
Various hands-on workshops featuring latest techniques
and technologies, including:
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.
Treating Complex Hallux Valgus Deformities
1:15 PM Lunch with speakers, colleagues and exhibitors
2:00 PM
Topics of Interest part 2
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
What’s the Deal with Vitamin D
Update on Gout
Topical Oxygen for Difficult Wound Healing
Navigating the Diabetic Ulcer
Panel Q&A
3:45 PM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors
4:30 PM
Rearfoot and Ankle
Percutaneous Triceps Sure Lengthening
Achilles Tendonitis
Practical Points on Midfoot /Hindfoot Fusions
Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction: Current Concepts
Tarsal Coalitions — 3 Variant Cases
Panel Q&A
6:45 PM FRIday session adjourns

Saturday . MAY 4 Sunday . MAY 5
7:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors
7:00 AM Breakfast
7:30 AM
Hallux Valgus part 2
Doc, I Just Want My Bunion Back!!
Complications of the Austin Bunionectomy
Repositional Bunion Surgery: Where Are We
Surgical Approaches to the 1st Ray for Ulcerations
of the First Metatarsal
Scarf Bunionectomy: The Total Utilitarian Procedure
Update on the Lapidus
Panel Q&A
10:15 AM Refreshment break, visit exhibitors
11:00 AM exhibit Hall Closes
11:00 AM Gerard V. Yu - Memorial Section
INNOVATIONS IN PODIATRIC
MEDICINE and Surgery
Ankle Arthritis: Current Concepts
BMA in Rearfoot and Reconstructive Surgery
Internal vs. External Fixation: “Advantages vs. Disadvantages”
Subtalar Joint Fusion
Panel Q&A
12:30 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 Saturday Session adjourns
7:30 AM
PODIATRIC POTPOURRI part 1
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Complications — Yours and Mine
Peri-operative Management of Oral Anti-coagulants
There’s Hope with the Hoke
Revision of Hallux Valgus Surgery
9:30 AM Refreshment BREAK
9:45 AM
PODIATRIC POTPOURRI part 2
Peroneal Tendon Subluxation
Angiosomes in the Foot and Ankle
Diagnostic Modalities for Plantar Plate Pathology
Continuous Popliteal Nerve Block
Panel Q&A
12:25 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.
For more information, please visit
www.podiatryinstitute.com
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
❑ $490 on or before 4/5/13
❑ $540 after 4/5/13
❑ $590 after 4/17/13
or at the door
❑ $265 Retired Podiatrists
or Active Military
❑ $65 Residents with 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 6 breaks.
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($100 eaCH)
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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
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The Newport Marriott hotel
is situated in the heart of
historic Newport, Rhode
Island, and offers first-class
accommodations.
With fresh seafood and
inventive dishes, breathtaking
views of Newport
Harbor, the on-site
restaurant Fathoms offers
diners an experience—not just a meal. On-site recreation includes an indoor
swimming pool and a fitness center with cardio equipment, free weights and
personal training. Indulge in the relaxation of the Spa at Newport Marriott.
Call 401.848.6983 to book your appointment.
Nearby recreation includes jet-skiing, kayaking, sailing, tennis, hiking, biking,
horseback riding, jogging/fitness trails, bowling and golf. Legendary attractions
such as the Cliff Walk and Newport Mansions are easily accessible.
Newport Marriott, 25 America’s Cup Ave, Newport, RI 02840
800.228.9290 or 401.849.1000
www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/pvdlw-newport-marriott/
Newport Marriott
A block of rooms have been reserved and will be
held until it is full or April 10, 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: $204
(plus tax, currently 13%, 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.