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Course Evaluation
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Day 1 – Friday, Nov 11, 2016
SESSION I: Concepts and New Trends in the Treatment of Foot & Ankle Fractures
Syndesmotic Injuries – When to Fix and How to Reduce Paul Tornetta, MD
Syndesmotic Injuries – Screws vs Tightrope What’s the Evidence and Tips John Ketz, MD
The Trend to Fix Posterior Malleolus: When is it Justified Paul Tornetta, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Ankle Fractures Paul Tornetta, MD
Tips for Staging Pilon Fracture Care Michael Archdeacon, MD
Pilon Fractures – How to Plan Incisions Roy Sanders, MD
Percutaneous Treatment for Calcaneal Fractures: If so, Then When & How Steven Steinlauf, MD
Lis Franc Fractures/Dislocation: What to Fix? When to Fuse? John Ketz, MD
Talus Fractures: When and How to Fix Steven Steinlauf, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Foot Steven Steinlauf, MD
SESSION II: Fractures About the Knee & Leg
Distal Femur Fractures: Tips and Tricks for Plating and Nailing Anjan Shah, MD
Bicondylar Tibial Plateau Fractures: One Plate or Two and Management of Dislocation Patterns George Haidukewych, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Distal Femur Plateau Frank Liporace, MD
Shaft Fractures of the Tibia and Femur: The Current Status of the Starting Point Roy Sanders, MD
Patella Fractures and Extensor Mechanism Injuries Anjan Shah, MD
Compartment Syndromes: The Bain of Our Existence. How to Stay Out of Trouble Frank Liporace, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Fractures of the Tibia and Patella George Haidukewych, MD
Day 2 – Saturday, Nov 12, 2016
SESSION III: Orthobiologics and Infection
How to Work Up a Nonunion and Potential Infection Paul Tornetta, MD
Bone Defects: ICBG, RIA Grafting and The Masquelet Technique Roy Sanders, MD
BMA and BMP’s: Alternatives to Autologous Bone Graft Frank Liporace, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Nonunions and Infection Paul Tornetta, MD
SESSION IV: Problems About the Shoulder
Proximal Humerus Fractures Michael McKee, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Proximal Humerus Fracture Mark Mighell, MD
Clavicle Fractures Frank Liporace, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Clavicle Fractures Anthony Rhorer, MD
SESSION V: Fractures About the Elbow
Terrible Triad: Tricks for Dealing With the Unstable Elbow Mark Mighell, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Radial Head and Instability Jorge Orbay, MD
Distal Radius Fracture Melville Rosenwasser, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Distal Radius Fractures Jorge Orbay, MD
Day 3 – Sunday, Nov 13, 2016
SESSION VI: Hip and Femoral Shaft Fractures
Femoral Neck Fractures: Screws, Hemi, or Total George Haidukewych, MD
Point Counterpoint Intertrochanteric Fractures: The Role for DHS Michael Archdeacon, MD
Point Counterpoint Intertrochanteric Fractures: There is No Role for DHS William Ricci, MD
Nailing Intertrochanteric Fractures: Long or Short Nails and Technical Tricks Thomas A. Russell, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Simple Hip Fractures Michael Archdeacon, MD
The Reverse Obliquity Fracture George Haidukewych, MD
The Lateral Wall Fracture: What Does it Mean & Why Treat It? Thomas A. Russell, MD
Nailing Femoral Shaft Fractures: Starting Point Tips and Tricks Anjan Shah, MD
Periprosthetic Fractures: Plate or Revise and When to Use Graft William Ricci, MD
Bisphosphonate Related Femur Fractures: Acute Management and Nonunion Treatment Michael Archdeacon, MD
Case Controversies and Q&A: Complex Hip Fractures, Femoral Shaft and Periprosthetic Fractures Anjan Shah, MD
