Oregon  Association  of  Orthopaedic  Surgeons  833  SW  11th  Avenue,  Suite  315  Portland,  OR    97205  

INFORMATION    

OAOS  wishes  to  thank  the  following  companies  for  their  support  of  this  meeting  as  exhibitors:  

 

 

11.5  AMA  PRA  Category  1  CreditsTM  

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Oregon  Association  of  Orthopaedic  Surgeons    

2016  ANNUAL  CONFERENCE    

“What’s  New?”    Current  Concepts  in  Orthopaedic  Surgery”  

November  4  –  5  

Jointly  Sponsored  by  the  American  Academy  of  Orthopaedic  Surgeons  

and  the  Oregon  Association  of  Orthopaedic  Surgeons  

Salishan  Conference  Center  Gleneden  Beach,  Oregon  

TARGET  AUDIENCE/PROGRAM  FOCUS  This  program  is  designed  exclusively  for  medical  and  osteopathic  physicians  who  are  interested  in  orthopaedic  surgery.    Education  methods  employed  will  include  lecture,  PowerPoint,  video,  and  case  presentation  interaction  between  registrants  and  faculty.  

FACULTY  DISCLOSURE  POLICY  All  faculty  members  and  planning  committee  members  participating  in  this  educational  program  are  expected  to  disclose  to  the  program  audience  any  significant  financial  interest  and/or  other  relationship  with  the  manufacturers  and  providers  of  commercial  products  and/or  services  discussed  in  their  presentation,  and  their  relationship  or  financial  interest  in  any  commercial  contributor  to  the  educational  activity.  

ACCREDITATION  &  CME  CREDIT  This  activity  has  been  planned  and  implemented  in  accordance  with  the  accreditation  requirements  and  policies  of  the  Accreditation  Council  for  Continuing  Medical  Education  (ACCME)  through  the  joint  providership  of  the  American  Academy  of  Orthopaedic  Surgeons  and  the  Oregon  Association  of  Orthopaedic  Surgeons.  The  American  Academy  of  Orthopaedic  Surgeons  is  accredited  by  the  ACCME  to  provide  continuing  medical  education  for  physicians.    

The  American  Academy  of  Orthopaedic  Surgeons  designates  this  live  activity  for  a  maximum  of  11.5  AMA  PRA  Category  1  Credits™.  Physicians  should  claim  only  the  credit  commensurate  with  the  extent  of  their  participation  in  the  activity.  

Program  Objectives  

·∙ Understand  common  tumors  and  tumor-­‐like  imitators.  ·∙ Determine  when  to  order  advanced  radiology  and  what  type.  ·∙ Learn  pitfalls  with  surgical  treatment  of  bone  and  soft  tissue  tumors  

and  how  to  avoid  them.  ·∙ Understand  total  joint  pathways  to  improve  efficiencies.  ·∙ Understand  how  total  joint  efficiency  relates  to  bundled  payments.  ·∙ Become  familiar  with  coverage  options  for  open  wounds  of  knee/ankle.    ·∙ Learn  methods  of  joint  preservation  treatment  for  ankle  arthritis.  ·∙ Review  methods  to  evaluate  and  analyse  surgeon  and  surgical  team  

performance.  ·∙ Learn  the  details  of  future  Medicare  reimbursement  changes.  ·∙ Learn  about  bundled  payments  are  and  their  implications  for  

orthopaedic  practices.  ·∙ Become  up  to  date  on  current  literature  on  ACL reconstruction  using

soft  tissue  allografts. ·∙ Gain  knowledge  of  preferred  technique  for  ACL  reconstruction.  ·∙ Recognize  reported  outcomes  and  MRI  analysis  of  graft  healing  after  

ALC  reconstruction  with  soft  tissue  allografts.  ·∙ Gain  knowledge  about  more  predictable  fracture  healing  with  

controlled  motion.  ·∙      Be  introduced  to  the  successful  new  model  for  orthopaedic  education  

and  assessment  of  competency  and    become  updated  on  the  new  robust  simulation  curriculum  being  taught  to  orthopaedic  residents.  

·∙ Understand  the  challenges  with  orthopaedic  research,  and  new  avenues  for  scholarship.

·∙ identify  radiographic  clues  suggestive  of  occult  pelvic  instability  and  understand  the  role  of  stress  x-­‐rays  in  determining  stability.  

·∙ Review  commonly  referenced  national  patient  registries—what  they  contain  and  what  they  don't.  

·∙ Learn  about  the  registry  structure  and  the  implications  of  the  registry  for  research  and  quality.  

·∙ Acquire  tools  to  improve  diagnosis  and  strategies  to  help  improve  surgical  results.  

·∙ Gain  knowledge  regarding  fixation  methods  in  total  hip  arthroplasty.  ·∙ Hear  about  results  of  total  hip  arthroplasty  in  younger  active  patients.  ·∙ Learn  a  novel  technique  for  total  knee  replacement.  ·∙ Gain  an  understanding  of  the  results  of  freehand  navigation  and  thoughts  

about  its  future  role  in  total  knee  arthroplasty.  ·∙ Recognize  FAI  ·∙ Understand  indications  for  hip  arthroscopy  and  ways  to  improve  

radiographic  assessment  for  hip  pathology.  ·∙ Understand  the  mechanics  of  PIPJ.  ·∙ Review  arthroplasty  options  including  indicating  and  contradictions.  ·∙ Become  acquainted  with  optimal  management  for  PIPJ.  ·∙ Understand  the  3  methods  currently  employed  to  decrease  the  stiffness  of  

fracture  constructs.  ·∙ Learn  current  techniques  of  flexible  fracture  fixation.  ·∙ Review  the  clinical  outcomes  of  fractures  treated  with  flexible  plate  

constructs.  ·∙ Identify  the  surgical  issues  for  placing  a  salvage  prosthesis,  long  term  

failure  mechanisms,  and  how  to  decide  which  patients  should  be  considered  for  it.  

·∙ Identify  difficult  fracture  patterns.  ·∙ Review  internal  fixation  strategies.  ·∙ Identify  when  revision  arthroplasty  is  a  better  option  than internal  

fixation.   ·∙ Understand  the  public  health  impact  of  the  opioid  crisis.  ·∙ Be  updated  on  recent  research  on  acute  and chronic  opioid use  and                  understand  current  practice  guidelines. ·∙ Learn  about  "metrics"  data  and  why  orthopaedic  surgeons  should  care.  ·∙ Review  orthopaedic  emergencies  cs.  urgencies  ie:    Does  timing  matter                    for  femoral  neck  fractures  in  young  patients?  

OAOS  Staff:    Nan  Heim  Associates  Nan  Heim,  Executive  Director  Diane  Mayer,  CME  Coordinator  

Jill  Fouts,  Administrative  Assistant  

Board  of  Directors  Britton  Frome,  MD,  President  

Blake  Nonweiler,  MD,  Vice  President  Amer  Mirza,  MD,  Secretary-­‐Treasurer  Timothy  Keenen,  MD,  Past  President  

Oregon  Association  of  Orthopaedic  Surgeons  833  SW  11th  Avenue,  Suite  315  

Portland  OR  97205  (503)  224-­‐0007  

OregonOrthopaedicSurgeons@gmail.com  

Directors  Clyde  Farris,  MD  

Christopher  Noonan,  MD  Robert  Orfaly,  MD  

Kathryn  Schabel,  MD  Tamara  Simpson,  MD  Susan  Williams,  MD  

Thank  you    

Acumed    for  providing  an  unrestricted  educational  grant!  

American  Medical  Concepts  (Stryker  Orthopaedics)  

 

DePuy  Synthes    

OAG    

Pacira    

Physician  Direct  Services  

Sanofi  –  Genzyme  Si-­‐Bone  

 

Smith  &  Nephew    

Steelhead  Surgical,  Inc.    

Wright  Medical  Group    

Zimmer  Biomet  Oregon

You  won’t  want  to  miss  this  meeting  featuring  this  guest  faculty  plus  others:  

Thomas  Barber,  MD  AAOS  Advocacy  Chair  

Kevin  Garvin,  MD  University  of  Nebraska  Medical  Center  

Erik  Kubiak,  MD  University  of  Utah  Health  Care  

Robert  Orfaly,  MD  President,  Oregon  Medical  Association  

See  inside  for  details!  

 

Douglas  Beaman,  MD  

Thomas  Barber,  MD  

Yee  Doung,  MD  

Paul  Duwelius,  MD  

2016  FACULTY  Britton  Frome,  MD  

OAOS  President      Program  Chair  and  Faculty  

Dennis  Crawford,  MD  

Daniel  Fitzpatrick,  MD  

 

 

 

 

 

 

James  Hayden,  MD  

   

 

 

 

Erik  Kubiak,  MD  

Amer  Mirza,  MD  

Craig  Gillis,  DO  

Andrea  Herzka,  MD  

Steven  Madey,  MD  

Robert  Orfaly,  MD  

 

 

Kevin  Garvin,  MD   Michael  Rose,  MD  

AAOS  Advocacy  Chair  Kaiser  Permanente  Oakland,  California  

Hip  &  Knees  

Summit  Orthopaedic,  LLC  Portland,  Oregon  

Lower  Extremity  Trauma,  Reconstructive  Surgery  

OHSU  Sports  Medicine  Clinic  Portland,  Oregon  Sports  Medicine  

Summit  Orthopaedic,  LLC  Portland,  Oregon  

Upper  Extremity,  Soft  Tissue  Reconstruction  

Summit  Orthopaedic,  LLC  Portland,  Oregon  

Hand,  Microvascular  Surgery    

OHSU  Orthopaedic  Oncology  Program  Portland,  Oregon  

Sarcoma,  Surgery  &  Rehabilitation  

Orthopedic  &  Fracture  Clinic,  PC  Portland,  Oregon  

Lower  Extremity  Adult  Fracture  Surgery,  Total  Joint  Reconstruction  of  the  Hip  &  Knee  

Slocum  Orthopedics,  PC  Eugene,  Oregon  

Sports,  Trauma,  Joints,  Complex  Elbow  Injuries    

Samaritan  Health  Services    Orthopaedic  Resident  Corvallis,  Oregon  

 

OHSU  Sports  Medicine  Clinic  Portland,  Oregon  

Sports  Medicine,  Hips    

Summit  Orthopaedic,  LLC  Portland,  Oregon  

Hip  &  Knee  Replacement,  Trauma    

Oregon  Medical  Association,  President  OHSU  Hand  Program  Portland,  Oregon  

Shoulder,  Elbow,  Hand  

University  of  Utah  Health  Care  Professor  of  Orthopaedic  Surgery/Rehabilitation  

Trauma,  Reconstructive  Surgery  

OHSU  -­‐  Orthopaedics  &  Rehabilitation  Portland,  Oregon  

Bone  Disorders/Tumors    

 

OHSU  Orthopaedics  Orthopaedic  Resident  Portland,  Oregon  

University  of  Nebraska  Medical  Center  Professor  of  Orthopaedic  Surgery/Rehabilitation  

Hip  &  Knee  Reconstruction,  Musculoskeletal  Infections    

TRAUMA  11:15  AM  Active  Plating  -­‐  Steven  Madey,  M.D.    

11:45  AM  Clinical  Outcomes  of  Fractures  Treated  with  Axial  Flexible  Plating  -­‐  Daniel  Fitzpatrick,  M.D.    

12:15  –  1:00  PM  BUFFET  LUNCH  SERVED  EXHIBITOR  HALL    1:00  PM  Pelvic  Stability:  An  Algorithmic  Approach  -­‐  Erik  Kubiak,  M.D.    

1:30  PM  Management  of  Perisprosthetic  Fractures:      Fix  or  Revise?  -­‐  Amer  Mirza,  M.D.    

2:00  PM  Orthopaedic  Emergencies  –    Surviving  the  Night  on  Call  -­‐  Erik  Kubiak,  M.D.    

2:30  –  3:00  PM          BREAK  AND  EXHIBITOR  VISITS  

EXTREMITY  RECONSTRUCTION  8:00  AM  MRI  and  Clinical  Outcomes  After  Reconstruction  of  the  Anterior  Cruciate  Ligament  Using  Soft  Tissue  Allografts  Michael  Rose,  M.D.    

8:30  AM  Proximal  Interphalangeal  Joint  Arthroplasty:      Review  of  Literature  -­‐  Craig  Gillis,  D.O.    

9:00  AM  Hip  Arthroscopy  -­‐  Andrea  Herzka,  M.D.    

9:30  AM  Useful  Flaps  and  Grafts  for  Extremity  Reconstruction  Britton  Frome,  M.D.    

10:00  AM  Revision  ACL  Reconstruction  -­‐  Dennis  Crawford,  M.D.    

10:30  AM  Broader  Considerations  for  the  Salvage  Prosthesis  James  Hayden,  M.D.    

11:00  –  11:20  AM  BREAK  AND  EXHIBITOR  VISITS  

5:30 – 7 :30 PM OAOS Sponsored Reception & Dinner for All

 

OHSU  Orthopaedics  &  Rehabilitation  Clinic  Beaverton,  Oregon  

Fracture  Care,  Trauma  Rehabilitation  

Darin  Friess,  MD  

FRIDAY  AGENDA              10:00  AM  REGISTRATION  OPENS  11:00  –  11:15  AM  President’s  Welcome  -­‐  Britton  Frome,  M.D.  

ARTHROPLASTY  3:00  PM  Freehand  Navigation  in  Total  Knee  Arthroplasty    Kevin  Garvin,  M.D.    

3:30  PM  Ankle  Arthritis:      Distraction  and  Deformity  Correction  Douglas  Beaman,  M.D.    

4:00  PM  Prosthetic  Joint  Infection:      Where  Are  We  in  2016?  -­‐  Kevin  Garvin,  M.D.    

4:30  PM  Efficiencies  in  Total  Hip  Arthroplasty  -­‐  Paul  Duwelius,  M.D.    

5:00  PM  Total  Hip  Arthroplasty  with  HXLPE  in  Patients    50  Years  and  Younger  -­‐  Kevin  Garvin,  M.D.    

5:30  PM  Adjourn  

SATURDAY  AGENDA  7:30  AM  BREAKFAST  BUFFET  SERVED  IN  EXHIBITOR  HALL  

QUALITY  MEASURES  11:20  AM  Interpreting  Large  Population  Clinical  Trials  -­‐  Erik  Kubiak,  M.D.    

11:50  AM  MIPS,  MACRA,  and  APM’S  -­‐  Thomas  Barber,  M.D.  

12:20  –  12:45  PM  ANNUAL  BUSINESS  MEETING    

12:45  –  1:15  PM  BUFFET  LUNCH  SERVED  IN  EXHIBITOR  HALL  

TUMORS  1:15  PM  Tumors:  What  Should  the  Community  Ortho  Doc  Know?  Yee  Doung,  M.D.  

ORTHOPAEDIC  LEADERSHIP  FORUM  1:45  PM  The  Utility  of  a  Total  Joint  Registry  in  Community  Practice  Thomas  Barber,  M.D.    

2:15  PM  OR  Orthopaedic  Education:      OHSU  Residency  and  Research  Update  -­‐  Darin  Friess,  M.D.    

2:45  –  3:00  PM  BREAK  AND  EXHIBITOR  VISITS    

3:00  PM  Battling  the  Opioid  Crisis  -­‐  Robert  Orfaly,  M.D.    

3:30  PM  Bundled  Payments:    Opportunity  and  Challenge  Thomas  Barber,  M.D.    

4:00  PM  Adjourn