AAHS ASPN ASRM - 2013 Annual Meeting - American Association ...

11:35am - 11:40am
*Thumb Extension Is Immediate following Extensor Indicis Proprius to
Extensor Pollicis Longus Tendon Transfer Using the “Wide Awake” Approach
Institution where the work was prepared: Saint John Regional Hospital, Saint
John, NB, Canada
Michael Bezuhly, BSc, MD; Gerald Sparkes; Amanda Higgins; Michael Neumeister;
Donald H. Lalonde
11:40am - 11:45am
Discussion
Moderators: Pedro Beredjiklian
Aviva Wolff, BSC, OTR/L, CHT
11:45am - 11:50am
Single Incision Repair with Suture Anchors for Treatment of Distal Biceps
Tendon Rupture: a 59 Cases Follow up
Institution where the work was prepared: Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh,
PA, USA
Filippos S. Giannoulis, MD; Rob W. Weiser; Dean G. Sotereanos
11:50am - 11:55am
Immediate Motion After Distal Biceps Repair Using a Dynamic Elbow Flexion-
Assist Splint: Therapy Progression and Outcomes
Institution where the work was prepared: Samaritan Hand Therapy Specialists,
Corvallis, OR, USA
Julianne Howell, MS, PT, CHT; James Gyovai, PT, CHT; Luis Vela, DO
11:55am - 12:00pm
*Giant Cell Tumor of the Tendon Sheath: Risk Factors for Recurrence
Institution where the work was prepared: Mount Carmel Medical Center,
Columbus, OH, USA
John G. Mowbray, MD; Raymond K. Wurapa, MD; John M. Bednar, MD; Brent A.
Bickel; Damon C. Adamany
12:00pm - 12:05pm
*Recurrent Giant Cell Tumors of the Hand; a Prospective Study
Institution where the work was prepared: Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, MI,
USA
Craig Oser, DO; Aamir Siddiqui, MD; Joseph Musial, PhD; Peter Janevski, MD
12:05pm - 12:10pm
*Syndactyly Correction in Patients with Associated Syndromes
Institution where the work was prepared: The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine,
Baltimore, MD, USA
William Dahl, BA; E. Gene Deune, MD
12:10pm - 12:15pm
Discussion
12:15pm – 1:00pm Keynote Speaker: Bob Jamieson
Covering Medicine, Wars and Politics
A Native of Illinois, Jamieson served in the U.S. Navy
and attended Knox College from which he received
an honorary doctor of letters degree in 1996.
The address will focus on ABC's unique way of covering
medicine, how we have been covering the
middle east and the issues that will impact every day
life in the United States as well as the political
landscape that will affect us all. Questions will
also be taken at the end of the address.
Bob Jamieson joined ABC News in 1990 as a correspondent
based in New York. During more than 30
years as a network television news correspondent,
Jamieson has reported from all seven continents, won
five National News Emmys and was cited for his
coverage of 9/11 as part of the ABC News team
honored with both Alfred I. DuPont and George Foster
Peabody Awards. His assignments with ABC News
have varied widely, from the Kurdish refugee crisis in
Northern Iraq after the first Gulf War to 9/11.
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Jamieson has also reported extensively from the
Middle East beginning with the 1973 Yom Kippur war
and subsequently the 1982 conflict in Lebanon, from
Iran, Syria, Jordan and Saudi Arabia and Baghdad.
Beginning in 1971, he was assigned first as national
correspondent in the Chicago bureau, then White
House correspondent from 1975 to 1978, then to
assignments in London and as a senior national
correspondent based in New York.
1:00pm – 1:30pm Lunch with Exhibitors
1:00pm - 2:00pm Hand Journal Editorial Board Luncheon
1:30pm – 2:30pm Instructional Courses
108 Advances In Extensor Tendon Repair And
Rehabilitation: From Mallets To Motion
This course will offer an up to date review of the
current state of the art of extensor tendon repair and
rehabilitation from the distal terminal tendon insertion
to the proximal forearm. The participants will
hear which injuries are best treated surgically, and
which are best treated with splinting, casting or
observation.
John D. Lubahn, MD, Moderator
Stephanie Sweet, MD
109 Distal Radius Malunion: Prevention
And Correction
Malunion of the distal radius fracture is still one of the
most common complications and one of the most
common sources of legal action. These experts will
address how to avoid the complication and, as
importantly, how to restore radial anatomy.
Jorge L. Orbay, MD, Moderator
David Bozentka, MD
110 Wide Awake Approach To Hand Surgery
This course will provide the necessary information to
allow the hand surgeon to perform most hand operations
under pure local anesthesia without sedation and
without a tourniquet. The wide awake pain free
patient is able to actively move the reconstructed
structures which the surgeon can observe and adjust
before the skin is closed. The 4th dimension of active
movement by the patient is added to the surgery.
Donald H. Lalonde, MD, Moderator
N. Bradly Meland, MD
111 Reconstruction of the Burned Hand in Adults
and Children
Reconstruction of the burned hand in adults and
children is presented through discussion and examples
of acute and reconstructive principles. Planning
reconstructive procedures requires thorough knowledge
of scar contraction and burn maturation as well
as surgical technique. This instructional course will
provide insight into timing of surgical reconstruction
and prognosis of return of maximum hand function.
Roger Simpson, MD, Moderator
Bruce Brewer, MD
Anthony Smith, MD
112 Surviving and Salvaging PIPJ Injuries
This course will review the latest information on constrained
and nonconstrained arthroplasty and on
arthrodesis for irreparable PIPJ injuries and post
traumatic arthritis.
Alan Freeland, MD, Moderator
Robert Beckenbaugh, MD
Mark R. Belsky, MD
113 Ulnar Wrist Pain: Understanding the Snaps,
Clicks & Clunks
This course will discuss the common causes of ulnar
sided wrist pain, correlating the physical findings
including snaps, clunks, and pops with the pathologic
anatomy. The treatment for these common ulnar
sided conditions will be discussed including splinting,
non operative modalities and surgical solutions.
John M. Bednar, MD, Moderator
Scott G. Edwards, MD
Mark Rekant, MD
Teri Skirven, OTR/L, CHT
2:40pm – 3:40pm Coding Alerts to Maximize the Work Unit Value
The course will provide the insight into the RBRVS
and coding updates, tips and pearls.
Daniel Nagle, MD