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

AAHS
Friday, January 12, 2007
6:30am – 7:30am Financial Instructional Course
for Non-Members
114 Financial Planning for the Newly
Established Surgeon
If you are like most busy physicians, you may lack
the time needed to select the right investment
consultants that best meet your specific financial
needs. On the other hand, selecting the right team
of investment consultants is one of the most
important decisions you can make—one that can
have an enormous impact on your long-term
financial goals. This discussion will focus on
the basic things residents or new physicians need to
do in order to begin investing for themselves and
their practices, and how to select the right
investment consultants.
Patrick Donnelly, Smith Barney Consulting Group
Jeff Palmer, Smith Barney Consulting Group
7:00am – 7:30am Annual Business Meeting Breakfast
(attendence is limited to AAHS members only)
7:30am – 8:30am Instructional Courses
115 Resurrection of Dead Bone: Solving Kienboch’s
and Avascular Non-Unions
This instructional course will discuss the daignosis,
classification and treatment options for scaphoid
delayed union/nonunion with AVN, Preiser’s disease,
Kienbock’s, as well as capitate AVN. Heavy emphasis
will be placed on the newer armamentarium of VBG’s
(vascularized bone graft) and their selective use for each
of these difficult diagnostic categories.
T. Greg Sommerkamp, MD, Moderator
Kyle Bickel, MD, FACS
Steven L. Moran, MD
116 Pediatric Brachial Plexus Injury
Discuss the management of pediatric brachial plexus
injuries from diagnosis through treatment. Review
operative indications for primary microsurgery and
secondary reconstruction. Review surgical techniques,
outcomes, and complications.
Scott Kozin, MD, Moderator
Allan J. Belzberg, MD
Howard M. Clarke, MD
117 Adult Elbow Fractures
Elbow fractures are unforgiving. These experts will
address the assessment, operative tactics, and complications
associated with elbow fractures
Mark Baratz, MD
Michael R. Hausman, MD
David Ring, MD
118 New Concepts in Total Wrist Replacement
This Instructional Course will provide updated
information on new, precision guided replacement of
the wrist. Presentations will include the current state
of the art in Total Wrist Replacement with alternative
procedures described along with initial results of
treatment for both rheumatoid and posttraumatic
arthritis of the wrist.
William Cooney, III, MD, Moderator
Brian Adams, MD
Luis Scheker, MD
119 Innovations in Scaphoid Care
The faculty will review their reconstructive approach
to mutilating hand injuries, including general
princibles, timing and latest techniques in skeletal and
soft tissue reconstructions.
Alexander Shin, MD
Joseph Slade, III, MD
120 Post Traumatic Hand Reconstruction
The faculty will review their reconstructive approach
to mutilating hand injuries, including general
principles, timing and latest techniques in skeletal
and soft tissue reconstructions.
W.P. Andrew Lee, MD, Moderator
Richard E. Brown, MD
Alexandru Georgescu, MD
L. Scott Levin, MD, FACS
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8:35am – 9:20am Panel: Problem Solving in Distal Radius
Fracture
Jaiyoung Ryu, MD Moderator
William Geissler, MD
Amy Ladd, MD
Jorge L. Orbay, MD
9:00am – 11:00am ASRM Strategic Planning Session
9:20am – 9:50am Presidential Address
Ronald Palmer, MD
9:50am – 10:25am J. Joseph Danyo Presidential Invited Lecturer:
Robert D. Beckenbaugh, MD
10:25am – 10:55am Break with Exhibitors
“Is It Fun Anymore?”
Medical practice has changed drastically over the last
thirty years. We have seen conversion of patient
oriented caring medical treatment to business
oriented money making, cost saving approaches to
patient care. Questions arise with regard to the ethics
and morality of such changes. Is there room to
provide expert care and have fun as a physician
anymore in caring for the, injured, ill or especially the
profitless elderly? The answer may lie in our original
reasons for going into medicine and the oath which
we have all taken.
Robert Beckenbaugh, MD is Professor of Orthopedic
Surgery at the Mayo Clinic Rochester. His research
interests include continuing work on the development
of artificial joint replacements for the wrist and
hand. He served as president of the AAHS from 1992-3.
10:55am - 12:30pm CONCURRENT SCIENTIFIC
PAPER SESSION 2A
*Designates resident/fellow paper presentations
Moderators: Kevin Chung, MD
Susan Mackinnon, MD
10:55am - 11:00am
The Cause of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
Institution where the work was prepared: University of Louisville, School of Public
Health and Informatio, Louisville, KY, USA
Steven J. McCabe, MD, MSc; Vasyl Pihur; Roberto S. Rosales, MD, PhD; Isam
Atroshi, MD, PhD
11:00am - 11:05am
Comparison of Psychosocial Profile of Patients with Neuropathic Conditions
Treated with and without Surgery
Institution where the work was prepared: Hand and Microsurgery Center of El
Paso, El Paso, TX, USA
Jose Monsivais, MD; Kris Robinson, PhD, FNP
11:05am - 11:10am
*A Detailed Cost and Efficiency Analysis of Performing Carpal Tunnel Surgery
in the Main Operating Room Versus the ambulatory Setting
Institution where the work was prepared: Dalhousie University / Saint John
Regional Hospital, Saint John, NB, Canada
Martin R. LeBlanc, BSc, MD; Janice Lalonde, RN; Donald H. Lalonde, BSc, MSc, MD
11:10am - 11:15am
Pronator Syndrome: A Cadaveric Study of the True Sites of Compression
Institution where the work was prepared: Southern Illinois University School of
Medicine, Springfield, IL, USA
Damon Cooney, MD, PhD; Reuben Bueno; Michael W Neumeister
11:15am - 11:20am
Outcome Study of Vascularized Ulnar Nerve Transposition in 100 Consecutive
Patients with Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
Institution where the work was prepared: Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia,
PA, USA
Julie Spears;amit Mitra; Beth Mccampbell; Ravi Kiran; John Roussalis; Eva Chavez;
Avir Mitra