• Understand benefits of imaging turf toe and implications for treatment

• Review complications of flatfoot surgery

• Review nonunions, metabolic issues, fixation and grafting technique

• Review strategies for soft tissue management in cavus surgery

• Understand options for bunion surgery with bad outcomes

• Review worst cases and identify possible alternative treatments

• Identify proper documentation of complications and effective patient communication

CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION

Colorado Podiatric Medical Association is approved by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education as a provider of continuing education in podiatric medicine. Colorado Podiatric Medical Association has approved this activity for a maximum of 16 continuing education contact hours.

Intended Audience: Doctors of Podiatric Medicine including residents and fellows.

Financial Support: provided by exhibitors (list upon attendance.) No commercial interest has provided other financial support for this activity.

HOTEL INFORMATION

The Doubletree Hotel is at 7801 East Orchard Road, Greenwood Village, CO. The preferred room rate is $99 plus tax for single or double. Driving directions are on our web site: www.colopma.org. Click on Annual Conference. The hotel is just off Interstate 25. Exit Orchard Road going west and the hotel is about a half mile on your right.

Please register by Friday, Sept, 1 to ensure the preferred rate. To make your reservation please call 303-779-6161 and ask for the Colorado Foot & Ankle Society or the Colorado Podiatric Medical Association.

FURTHER INFORMATION

Contact: Anne-marie Zuccarelli, Executive Director303-881-8837Email: colofas@gmail.com

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

6:00-8:00 pm Residents Grand Rounds (additional CECH for attending)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15

7:15 am Registration. Breakfast with Exhibitors

7:55 am Welcome: Dr. Dustin Kruse, Program Chairman

8:00-8:35 am Pam Bohling, PT, OCS, MHS and Edo Zylstra, DPT, OCS Functional Dry Needling: Neuroplastic Approach to Treating the Lower Extremity

8:35-9:10 Katherine Johnson, DO, MSc Update on Microbiology Diagnostics and Antibiotic Therapy for Diabetic Foot Infections

9:10 -10:00 Ross Wilkins, MD The Biologic Control of Healing

10:00-10:30 Break. Visit with exhibitors. Breakfast snacks in Exhibit Hall

10:30-11:00 Byron Hutchinson, DPM Charcot Arthropathy: Can We Predict Success?

11:00-12:00 Stuart Goldman, DPM Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy or Spinal Stenosis: Pseudo Stenosis: Misdiagnosis and Management

12:00-1:00 Lunch (Colorado Foot & Ankle members will remain in the Ballroom for a short meeting) and then go down to lunch

1:00-2:00 Wayne Bakotic, DO Interesting Case Studies in Podiatric Dermatology

2:00-2:30 Marcus Kret, MD Hybrid Open/Endovascular Revascularization for Limb Preservation

2:30-3:00 Matthew Hopson, DPM Total Ankle Arthroplasty: Avoiding Common Mistakes. Keys to Success

3:00-3:15 Break. Visit with Exhibitors. Break snacks in Exhibit Hall

3:15-3:45 Eric Jaakola, DPM Wound Care Update: Products and Theories

3:45-4:15 Byron Hutchinson, DPM Explant Techniques for Total Ankle Replacement (TAR)

4:15-4:45 Richard Derner, DPM Lapidus: Surgical Pearls and Dilemmas

4:45-5:30 Richard Derner, DPM Tibiotalocalcaneal (TTC) Fusion

5:30 Adjournment

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

7:15 am Registration/Sign In. Breakfast with Exhibitors

8:00-8:30 am Byron Hutchinson, DPM Pes Cavus Deformity

8:30-9:00 am Matthew Hopson, DPM Calcaneal Fractures

9:00-9:30 Thomas Chang, DPM Complications of First Metatarsal Surgery

9:30-10:00 Byron Hutchinson, DPM Revision of Subtalar Joint Fusion (STJ) with Trabecular Cage: A Case Series with Outcomes

10-00-10:30 Break. Visit with Exhibitors. Break snacks in Exhibit Hall

10:30-11:00 Matthew Hopson, DPM Total Ankle Replacement (TAR): The Ideal Patient

11:00-11:30 Thomas Chang, DPM Ortho Biologics in Foot and Ankle Surgery

11:30-12:00 Eric Handley, MD Imaging of Turf Toe

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12:00-1:00 Lunch

1:00-1:30 Thomas Chang, DPM Complications of Flatfoot Surgery

1:30-2:00 Matthew Hopson, DPM Nonunions

2:00-2:30 Richard Derner, DPM Strategies for Soft Tissue Management in Cavus Surgery

2:30-3:00 Richard Derner, DPM Dealing with Bad Outcomes after Bunion Surgery

3:00-3:15 Break. Visit with Exhibitors. Break snacks in Exhibit Hall

3:15-4:00 Panel: Worst Cases Drs. Derner, Hopson, Hutchinson, Chang

P4:00-5:15 Barbara Bellione, RN, CPHRM, ARM PICA Director of Risk Management Liability and Malpractice Pearls (10% PICA discount)

FACULTY

Wayne Bakotic, DO, began his studies at Barry University in podiatry and changed to become a Doctor of Osteopathy. After attained that degree from University of New England, he continued training in anatomic and clinical pathology at Emory University School of Medicine. There he gained fellowship training in cytopathology, surgical pathology and dermatopathology. He’s a founder and partner of Bako Pathology Services.

Barbara Bellione, RN, CPHRM, ARM, is PICA Director of Risk Management. In addition to her extensive risk management experience she is Director of Continuing Education for PICA’s continuing podiatric medical education program. She’s a member of the American Society for Healthcare Risk Management and the Physicians Insurers Association of America.

Pam Bohling, PT, OCS, MHS, Mountain States Physical Therapy and Edo Zylstra, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, Founder and CEO of kinetacore, physical therapy education.

Thomas Chang, DPM, FACFAS, is Clinical Professor and Past Chairman of Dept. of Podiatric Surgery, California College of Podiatric Medicine. A member of the Regional Division Board for ACFAS, Dr. Chang has contributed many articles on emerging surgical technologies and is the author of the textbook, Master Techniques in Podiatric Surgery: The Foot and Ankle. He’s on the editorial board of APMA and Podiatry Today. He is in practice with Redwood Orthopaedic Surgery Associates, Santa Rosa, CA.

Richard Derner, DPM, FACFAS, completed his DPM degree at Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine, his residency at Highlands/Doctors Hospital in Denver and a fellowship in trauma at the A.O. Clinic, St. Elizabeth Hospital, Ravensburg, Germany. He’s in private practice at Lake Ridge/Stafford Foot and Ankle Centers in Virginia.

Stuart Goldman, DPM, FACFAS, has a focus on conservative management of foot and ankle pain with a special interest in managing symptoms of diabetes related foot and leg problems. He has presented at APMA meetings and published many articles on these topics. He has written Walking Well Again based in part on articles published in podiatry, diabetes and family practice journals. He’s in private practice in Owing Mills, MD.

Eric Handley, MD, specializes in diagnostic radiology and is a member of Radiology Specialists of Denver. He completed his fellowship in musculoskeletal radiology and his residency in diagnostic radiology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Harvard University. He is board certified in radiology and certified on intravenous conscious sedation and fluoroscopy.

Matthew Hopson, DPM, FACFAS, received his DPM from Barry University in Miami and completed his surgical residency specializing in reconstructive and trauma foot and ankle surgery at Highlands/PSL in Denver. He has extensive experience in ankle arthroscopy, total ankle replacement, external fixation and limb salvage. He’s a member of Tidewater Physicians Group, Williamsburg, VA.

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Byron Hutchinson, DPM, FACFAS, specializes in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, limb deformity, external fixation, neuromuscular diseases, and Charcot deformity. He is certified in total ankle replace-ments. He is Medical Director of the Franciscan Foot & Ankle Institute and Director of Surgical Missions, Waldo Medical Foundation. He’s also Editorial Advisor of Ankle Surgery, Foot & Ankle Quarterly and is the author of many articles. He’s been a national and international presenter. He’s a member of Franciscan Medical Group, Burien, WA.

Eric Jaakola, DPM, FACFAS, is Medical Director of the Amputation Prevention Center at Rose Hospital, Denver, where he has a private practice in diabetic foot and wound and sports podiatry. He’s also a Clinical Instructor in the Dept. of Family Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Adjunct Clinical Faculty at Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine in Miami, and Externship Director of the North Colorado Podiatric Surgical Residency. He’s a member of the Grant Review Board of NIH and a Board member of Colorado Foot & Ankle Society.

Katherine Johnson, DO, MSc, is board certified in infectious disease and internal medicine. She is a member of Western Infectious Disease Consultants in Wheat Ridge, CO. She is affiliated with Lutheran, North Suburban, St. Anthony North Medical Centers and St. Joseph Hospital. She graduated from the Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Marcus Kret, MD, received his BA from the University of Colorado, his Doctor of Medicine from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science and after completing his surgical residency at Oregon Health & Science University, he completed a fellowship in vascular surgery at Stanford. He has written numerous scientific articles and chapters in surgical texts. He’s a member of Colorado Cardiovascular Associates.

Ross Wilkins, MD, is Medical Director of the Joint Restoration Foundation, President of the Limb Preservation Foundation and Senior Medical Director of AlloSource, a nonprofit consortium with processes bone and tissue for human transplantation. He received a master’s degree in cellular biology as well as a medical degree. He completed a fellowship in orthopaedic oncology at the Mayo Clinic. He’s recognized internationally as an expert on limb preservation, bone and soft tissue tumors and bone transplantation.

MEETING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

• Expose practitioners to diversity of resident training and experience

• Understand indications for functional dry needling and identify patients who would benefit

• Understand specific microbiology and Identify appropriate antibiotic therapy for diabetic foot infections

• Review biology of connective tissue healing, current methods of influencing tissue regeneration

• Identify predictors for successful Charcot arthropathy

• Understand potential overlap of neuropathy and nerve compression pathology as it affects diabetic patients

• Recognize array of skin disease; review ideal biopsy techniques

• Review endovascular and open surgical options for revascularization

• Understand keys to preparation, common mistakes in total ankle arthroplasty

• Identify new products and theories for wound care

• Review explant techniques for total ankle replacement

• Understand best techniques and dilemmas for lapidus surgery

• Understand best techniques and cautions for TTC fusion

• Review pes cavus deformity and treatment options

• Review treatment algorithms and techniques in fixation for calcaneal fractures

• Identify potential complications of first metatarsal surgery

• Review techniques for revision of STJ fusion with trabecular cage

• Review criteria for patient selection for optimal total ankle replacement

• Understand current science and techniques for use of ortho biologics in foot and ankle surgery

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