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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. ©2017

Special thanks to our 2017 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.

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Bako Integrated Physician Solutions

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Stryker Foot & Ankle

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Arthrosurface

Marlinz Pharma

Metric Medical Devices, Inc.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals

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Delta Surgical Instruments

In2Bones USA

The Tetra Corporation

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Dia-Foot

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Wright Medical

BOSTONOctober 20-22

APMA Region One Conferencewith Region One Podiatry Assn.

SANIBELNovember 2-5

Hallux Valgus & Related ForefootThe 27th Annual Sanibel Conference

CHICAGODecember 1-3

Windy City Podiatry Conferencewith Illinois Podiatric Medical Assn.

PARK CITYFebruary 8-10 (2018)

The 25th Annual Winter Conferencewith Utah Podiatric Medical Assn.

NEW ORLEANSFebruary 22-25 (2018)

French Quarter Conferencewith Louisiana Podiatric Medical Assn.

NEWPORTApril 26-29 (2018)

Surgical Pearls by the Seawith Rhode Island Podiatric Medical Assn.

ATLANTAMay 16-19 (2018)

UPDATE 2018NEW LOCATION: Westin Perimeter North

HILTON HEADJune 21-24 (2018)

Footprints in the Sandwith S. Carolina Podiatric Medical Assn.

DENVERSeptember 13-15 (2018)

Stepping Forward – Leading the WayA Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Conference

2017 Mid-Atlantic Podiatry ConferenceJOINT PROVIDER:

MID-ATLANTIC PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (REGION 8)

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The Podiatry Institute is a non-profi t educational foundation that off ers a variety of programs, conferences, workshops and postgraduate courses. The Institute has achieved international recognitionfor its leading role in developing and advancing

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. Visit podiatryinstitute.com for more information.

COLLEGE PARK MARRIOTT HOTEL& CONFERENCE CENTERCollege Park, Maryland

2017 Mid-Atlantic Podiatry ConferenceJOINT PROVIDER WITH

MID-ATLANTIC PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (REGION 8)

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TOP PICKSThe Memorials Don’t miss the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial (www.nps.gov/mlkm). The Jefferson Memorial’s view overlooking the water is just breathtaking (www.nps.gov/thje). Night time is the best time to visit the Korean War Memorial with the lifelike rows of troops (www.nps.gov/kowa). Walk to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a somber sight with names engraved in its black granite (www.nps.gov/vive), and to the Lincoln Memorial (www.nps.gov/linc).

Capitol Hill See the Library of Congress, the world’s largest library, and the Supreme Court. Don’t skip the Capitol Building, housing the Senate and the House of Representatives (www.aoc.gov/cc/visit/). To the east lies a neighbor hood of fine Victorian row houses, diverse restaurants and boutiques. Wander over to the beautifully restored Union Station (www.unionstationdc.com) for more shopping and dining.

National Museum of Health and Medicine Founded to improve medical conditions during the Civil War, exhibits cover historical as well as current medical issues. 301.319.3300 www.medicalmuseum.mil

Arlington National Cemetery See the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the eternal flame, the Women in the Military Memorial, and the view from Robert E. Lee’s house. 877.907.8585 www.arlingtoncemetery.mil

Smithsonian Museums World-class attractions with a variety of exhibits ranging from a 3.5 billion-year-old fossil to the Apollo lunar landing module. Admission to all of the Smithsonian museums is free. With 19 museums and galleries, there truly is something for everyone. Guided tours, hands-on activities and special programs are available. More information about the National Air and Space Museum, National Museum of Natural History, National Postal Museum and the National Zoo, can be found on this page. 202.633.1000 www.si.edu

Newseum A fun, interactive look at the history and practice of news. Make a tape of yourself delivering the news or the weather report. 202.292.6100 www.newseum.org

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum A must see for everyone over age 12. Stop into Daniel’s room on your way out. 202.488.0400 www.ushmm.org

National Air and Space Museum Walk through the nose of a DC-7; touch a moon rock; check out spacesuits and the astronaut’s survival kit. Eat a freeze-dried ice cream sandwich. Explore the universe at the Einstein Planetarium. 202.633.2214 www.nasm.si.edu

Ford’s Theater and The Peterson House See where President Lincoln was shot, and the house where he died. 202.347.4833 www.fords.org

UNIQUE STOPS & TOURSBike the Sites It’s the best thing for a family to do in DC! 202.842.BIKE (2453) www.bikethesites.com

C&O Canal National Historical Park Travel back to the 1870s on a replica canal boat pulled by mules! Hike, bike, or canoe. www.nps.gov/choh

Cultural Tourism DC Self-guided walking tours include: Civil War to Civil Rights, Neighborhood Heritage Trails of U Street and Downtown. 202.661.7581 www.culturaltourismdc.org

DC Ducks and Old Town Trolley Tours Climb aboard a fully restored WWII amphibious vessel for a crazy way to see DC! The orange trolley with free re-boarding from 19 sites. 855.629.8777 historictours.com

GNP’s Scandal Tours This irreverent tour of infamous scandal sites is presented by the comedy group, Gross National Product. 202.783.7212 www.gnpcomedy.com

International Spy Museum Explore the practice of espionage. 202.EYE.SPYU www.spymuseum.org

National Archives On display are the three short texts upon which the U.S. is founded: the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, the Constitution. 866.272.6272 www.archives.gov

Washington National Cathedral Known as the spiritual home for the nation, there are magnificent views of DC, Maryland and Virginia. 212.537.6200 www.cathedral.org

Washington Walks Guides reveal the stories and sites that abound on the National Mall and beyond. From Embassy Row’s Beaux-Arts grandeur to the most haunted houses, from U Street to Georgetown, these walking tours require no reservations, take place rain or shine, and are reasonably priced. Most of the walk routes are wheelchair accessible. 202.484.1565 www.washingtonwalks.com

KID STUFFNational Zoo All parts of the zoo are fun, but don’t miss Amazonia, a recreated rain forest. Among the zoo’s star attractions are the giant pandas. 202.633.4888 www.nationalzoo.si.edu

Bureau of Engraving and Printing The money printing process and the destruction of old money is fascinating. 202.874.4000 moneyfactory.com

National Museum of Natural History Explore Dinosaur Hall, The Discover Room (hands on exploration) and Orkin Insect Zoo with it’s great collection of bees, cockroaches, ants, and tarantulas. 202.633.1000 www.mnh.si.edu

National Postal Museum Explore America’s postal history from colonial times to the present. Mail a letter and watch how it travels to its destination. 202.633.5555 postalmuseum.si.edu

More information is available at www.washington.org, www.thedistrict.com and www.capitalregionusa.org

TO DO AND SEE IN WASHINGTON DC AREA

Situated just minutes from the Nation’s Capital, College Park is home

to a wide variety of shops, restaurants, attractions, and recreational

opportunities, such as bike trails, tennis, golfing, Lake Artemesia,

and much more.

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MlD-ATLANTlCMlD-ATLANTlCFRIDAY October

7:00 AM BREAKFAST WITH THE EXHIBITORS

7:20 AM WELCOME TO THE 2017 MID-ATLANTIC PODIATRY CONFERENCE

7:30 AM MEDICINEModerator: Steven R. Carter, DPM

Injectable NSAIDs for Post Op Pain ReliefOral Steroids in Podiatric MedicineEnd Stage Renal Disease and Podiatric SurgeryPeriop Management of Surgical PatientsAntibiotic Resistance in Clinical PracticeSuper-elastic Memory Metal Implants for 1st MTP Joint Fusion & Hammertoe RepairQuestion & Answer

10:00 AM REFRESHMENT BREAK, VISIT EXHIBITS

10:45 AM WORKSHOPSYOU MUST ATTEND ONE WORKSHOP PER ROTATION TO RECEIVE FULL CME CREDITS

WORKSHOP ROTATION ONE: 10:45 AM – 11:40 AM WORKSHOP ROTATION TWO: 11:50 AM – 12:45 PM Various hands-on workshops featuring latest techniques and technologies, including:

Collagen Therapies for Wound Healing in the Private Practice: Enhancing Outcomes and Proper Coding Advice with Michael J. King, DPM

Podiatric Dermatology Essentials – What, When, How: A “Hands-On” Workshop with Bryan C. Markinson, DPMNote: This is a two-hour workshop!

First MPJ Arthroplasty with Brian B. Carpenter, DPM

12:45 PM LUNCH & LEARN WITH MICHAEL J. KING, DPMSPONSORED BY VALEANT PHARMACEUTICALS

1:30 PM FLATFOOT PANEL Moderator: Michelle L. Butterworth, DPM

Geriatric FlatfootPediatric FlatfootDeltoid Ligament RepairMCDOEvans Calcaneal OsteotomyQuestion & Answer

3:50 PM REFRESHMENT BREAK, VISIT EXHIBITS

4:35 PM HALLUX VALGUS CASE STUDIES Moderator: Jay D. Ryan, DPM

Metatarsal Head ResurfacingAustinJuvenile/CBWOLapidus1st MPJ FusionComplicationsQuestion & Answer

6:45 PM FRIDAY SESSION ADJOURNS

DISTINGUISHED FACULTYSCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Aprajita Nakra, DPMGilbert, Arizona

Jay D. Ryan, DPMFairfax, Virginia

FACULTYCameron Akbari, MD Georgetown University HospitalWashington, DC

Kelly Johnson Arbor, MDGeorgetown University HospitalWashington, DC

Christopher Attinger, MDGeorgetown University HospitalWashington, DC

Casey C. Burchill, DPMLas Vegas, Nevada

Michelle L. Butterworth, DPMKingstree, South Carolina

Dylan Carlisle, DPMDeKalb Medical, Decatur, Georgia

Brian B. Carpenter, DPMParadise, Texas

Steven R. Carter, DPMCovington, Georgia

Tammer Elmarsafi , DPMGeorgetown University HospitalWashington, DC

Robert E. Farber II, DPMInova Fairfax HospitalFall Church, Virginia

Caitlin Garwood, DPMFalls Church, Virginia

Kevin Grierson, DPMInova Fairfax HospitalFall Church, Virginia

Michael J. King, DPMAlpharetta, Georgia

Jessica A. Lickiss, DPMSan Francisco, California

Bryan C. Markinson, DPMNew York, New York

Kristin Silinski, DPMInova Fairfax HospitalFall Church, Virginia

Tommy Tally, DPMDeKalb Medical, Decatur, Georgia

Sam Tischler, DPMInova Fairfax HospitalFall Church, Virginia

John V. Vanore, DPMGadsden, Alabama

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.

At the conclusion of the conference, the participant should be able to:■ Understand the various midfoot

and heel conditions presented and understand the differential diagnosis and treatment options available.

■ Understand the various surgical options presented for the forefoot with an emphasis on challenges and avoiding complications.

■ Understand the various surgical options presented for the first ray with an emphasis on challenges and avoiding complications.

CONFERENCE

At the conclusion of the conference, the participant should be able to:

OBJECTIVES■ Understand the various updates and

strategies in wound care, infections and infection management.

■ Understand the various surgical options presented for the rearfoot with an emphasis on challenges and avoiding complications.

■ Understand the modalities avail able and surgical approaches to compli cations and revisional surgery.

■ Understand the perioperative considerations of the conditions presented.

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The Podiatry Institute is approved by the Council on Podiatric

Medical Education as a provider of continuing education in podiatric

medicine. The Podiatry Institute has approved this activity for

a maximum of 20.0 continuing education contact hours

■ Understand the various midfoot and heel conditions presented and understand the differential diagnosis and treatment options available.

■ Understand the various surgical options presented for the forefoot with an emphasis on challenges and avoiding complications.

■ Understand the various surgical options presented for the first ray with an emphasis on challenges and avoiding complications.

■ Understand the various updates and strategies in wound care, infections and infection management.

■ Understand the various surgical options presented for the rearfoot with an emphasis on challenges and avoiding complications.

■ Understand the modalities avail able and surgical approaches to compli cations and revisional surgery.

■ Understand the perioperative considerations of the conditions presented.

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TENTATIVE PROGRAM, SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

Showcasing an unparalleled location, modern lodging, spacious rooms and suites, and a range of useful perks, the College Park Marriott Hotel & Conference Center combines the convenience of hotel living with the comforts of home. Each intelligently-designed hotel room boasts luxury bedding, a fl at-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, and an ergonomic

workspace. Along with stylish guest rooms, the hotel provides all you need for a pleasant stay in College Park. Savor locally sourced pub fare at The Common, the signature hotel restaurant; keep fi t at the 24-hour gym, or prepare for your conference with the hotel’s helpful business services.

A block of rooms has been reserved and will be held until it is full or September 8, 2017, whichever comes fi rst. 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 affi liation at the time the reservation is made. Rate applicable 3 days before/3 days after (based on availability).

Room Rate: $159 (plus tax, subject to change without notice)

COLLEGE PARK MARRIOTT HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER3501 University Blvd, East, Hyattsville, Maryland 20783888.236.2427 or 301.985.7300 www.marriott.com*

*Register online via hotel link on Mid-Atlantic conference page at www.podiatryinstitute.com.

HOTEL

Showcasing an unparalleled location, modern lodging, spacious rooms

ACCOMMODATIONS

TRAVEL DISCOUNTSTo obtain the best possible rates and make your reservations, please call our offi cial 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 Travel Leaders.

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7:30 AM BREAKFAST

8:00 AM FOOT SURGERYModerator: Jessica A. Lickiss, DPM

Lisfranc Injuries – Primary ORIFHammertoe Treatment OptionsNeuromaCommon Forefoot ComplicationsSnowboarders FracturePan Metatarsal Head ResectionQuestion & Answer

10:10 AM REFRESHMENT BREAK

10:30 AM TOPICS OF INTERESTModerator: Casey C. Burchill, DPM

DVT ProphylaxisNicotine Cessation in the Surgical PatientPeriop Management of Complicated PatientsNavicular Hematogenous OsteomyelitisAdvancements in Suture MaterialSepsis

12:30 PM CONFERENCE ADJOURNS

SATURDAY October 7:00 AM BREAKFAST WITH THE EXHIBITORS

7:30 AM DIABETIC FOOTModerator: Aprajita Nakra, DPM

GPSCharcot Arthropathy of the Midfoot and AnkleVascular Surgery in the Diabetic FootAdjunctive Limb Salvage ModalitiesHBOT and Wound HealingSoft Tissue Coverage Using FlapsQuestion & Answer

10:15 AM REFRESHMENT BREAK, VISIT EXHIBITS

11:00 AM REARFOOT & ANKLEModerator: Jay D. Ryan, DPM

Ankle ArthroscopyAnkle Fusion: Open vs. ArthroscopicAnkle ArthrodesisAnkle Fusion vs. TARFibular Osteotomy for Ankle MalunionInterpositional Ankle Arthroplasty

1:00 PM LUNCH WITH THE EXHIBITORS

3:30 PM TRAUMA & REARFOOT & ANKLEModerator: Brian B. Carpenter, DPM

Internal Brace: Augmenting the Lateral Ankle RepairHigh Ankle Sprains Autograft For Treatment of Jones Fracture Calcaneal FracturePosterior Malleolar FractureMedial Malleolar Fracture: Percutaneous vs. OpenPilon Fracture Management Question & Answer

2:45 PM REFRESHMENT BREAK, VISIT EXHIBITS

1:45 PM PICA RISK MANAGEMENT SESSIONThe Podiatrist’s Role in Pain ManagementThis presentation will look at the role of the podiatric physician in treatment of acute and chronic pain. The presentation will review appropriate prescribing habits and documentation as well as adjunct therapies and medication; benefi ts to the podiatric physician and patient in referral to chronic pain specialist; what may the DPM be missing when prescribing chronic narcotics; are we qualifi ed to manage chronic pain and do you really want that responsibility. Finally we will look at the CME requirements for pain management for DPMs and attempt to fi ll this educational requirement.

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6:15 PM SATURDAY SESSION ADJOURNS

❑ $540 on or before 9/14/17

❑ $590 on 9/15/17 through 9/22/17

❑ $690 after 9/22/17 or at the door

❑ $315 Retired Podiatrists or Active Military

❑ $95* Residents with letter from Residency Director DOES NOT APPLY TO CADAVER WORKSHOPS. LETTER

MUST BE SUBMITTED BY MAIL WITH YOUR COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORM. RESIDENT REGISTRA TION 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, 2 lunches and 5 breaks.

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CANCELLATION requests must be made in writing, via fax or mail, and postmarked no later than one month before the start date of the confer ence. All cancel lation requests will be assessed a $75 admin is tra tive fee. There will be no refunds for cancel lations made less than one month prior to the start of the con ference. Instead a “certificate of transfer” will be issued, redeem able for any Podiatry Institute con ference of equal price or as partial registra tion fee on any higher price confer ence. The certifi cate will be valid for a period of one year from date of issue. NO cancel lations or trans fers will be accepted within two weeks of the start of the conference.

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for patients with foot, ankle, and leg disorders through

innovative education, research, and service.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Annette D. Filiatrault, DPMCHAIRMAN

Michelle L. Butterworth, DPMBradley D. Castellano, DPM

Joshua J. Mann, DPMAlfred J. Phillips, DPM

Rahn A. Ravenell, DPMScott R. Roman, DPM

Daniel F. Vickers, CAE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

SEMINAR COMMITTEEJohn A. Ruch, DPM

DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL EDUCATION

Michael C. McGlamry, DPM CORPORATE LIAISON

Michelle L. Butterworth, DPMDavid J. Caldarella, DPMThomas J. Chang, DPM

Michael S. Downey, DPMAnnette D. Filiatrault, DPM

Todd B. Haddon, DPMDonald R. Green, DPMClifford D. Mah, DPMD. Scot Malay, DPMAprajita Nakra, DPM

Alfred J. Phillips, DPMJay D. Ryan, 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

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