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Eastern Orthopaedic Association52nd Annual MeetingOctober 20-23, 2021 ¹ The Omni Nashville Hotel ¹ Nashville, TNSpecial Guest: New Jersey Orthopaedic SocietyResident Guest Program: Harvard UniversityPreliminary ProgramApproximately 22.75 CME Credits AvailableEOEF PRESIDENTIAL GUESTSPEAKERScott D. Boden, MDEmory University Departmentof Orthopaedicswww.eoa-assn.orgHOWARD STEEL LECTURERCongressman Mark GreenUS House of Representatives@easternorthopaedicassn@eoaortho
Accreditation InformationPresident’s Message2021 PROGRAM yacknowledges these orthopaedic surgeons for theircontribution to the development of the Scientific Program:Marc J. Levine, MDDear Colleagues:I hope you will attend the 52nd Annual Meeting of the EasternOrthopaedic Association — “The Next 50 Years” — at the OmniNashville Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee from October 20th through23rd. It is a great honor to serve as President of the EOA. As steward of this organization,with its proud and storied history and a bright and exciting future, I am positive that our52nd Annual Meeting will provide an abundance of academic and collegial socialopportunities for all who attend.Joshua A. Baumfeld, MD, ChairH. John Cooper, MSMichael Kaplan, MDSheldon S. Lin, MDAmar S. Ranawat, MDAnil S. Ranawat, MDNeil P. Sheth, MDMISSIONThe Eastern Orthopaedic Association (EOA) was establishedin 1970 under the leadership of Howard H. Steel, MD and12 other prominent orthopaedic surgeons. Its purpose is topromote, encourage, foster and advance the highestquality and most cost-effective practice in orthopaedicsurgery and matters related thereto, by providing aneducational format for the free discussion and teaching oforthopaedic methods and principles among surgeons(both Member and non-Member) and to establish a forumfor practicing orthopaedic surgeons to update theirknowledge and awareness of new techniques, treatmentmethods and devices available for patient care, teachingand research using the most appropriate educationalmethods.TARGET AUDIENCEThe 52nd Annual Meeting of the Eastern OrthopaedicAssociation has been developed primarily for orthopaedicand trauma surgeons.CME ACCREDITATIONThis activity has been planned and implemented inaccordance with the accreditation requirements andpolicies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing MedicalEducation (ACCME) through the joint providership of theAmerican Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and theEastern Orthopaedic Association. The American Academyof Orthopaedic Surgeons is accredited by the ACCME toprovide continuing medical education for physicians.The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeonsdesignates this EOA Annual Meeting, October 21-23, 2021to be held in Nashville, Tennessee for approximately 22.75AMA PRA Category 1 Credits . Physicians should claimonly the credit commensurate with the extent of theirparticipation in the activity.16 CME Credits for Scientific Program4.75 CME Credits for Scientific E-Poster Sessions2 CME Credits for Multimedia Education SessionsCEC CREDITPhysician Assistants can receive up to approximately 22.75credit hours toward Continuing Education Credits. AAPAaccepts American Medical Association Category I CMEcredit for the Physician’s Recognition Award fromorganizations accredited by the ACCME.PURPOSE1. To provide participants with an objective, unbiasededucational experience that will enable them toremain current in both the knowledge and practicalelements of contemporary orthopaedic surgery.cont. on p. 3Our Scientific Program Chair, Joshua Baumfeld is putting the final touches on anextraordinary program featuring world-class educators who will share their expertise inopen forums, including debates on contemporary clinical issues.Our Social Program Chair, Robin Levine has drawn from the native beauty of Nashville todesign a creative agenda of morning, daytime and evening activities that will appeal to all.Be sure to bring your significant other and children of all ages, who will find plenty to do.I have asked my good friend and mentor, Dr. Scott Boden to be our EOEF PresidentialGuest Lecturer. Dr. Boden is recognized worldwide as an orthopaedic spinal surgeon,educator and researcher. I am also proud to announce that Congressman Mark Green hasaccepted my invitation to deliver the Howard Steel Lecture. Congressman Greenrepresents the 7th district of Tennessee and was a business leader, decorated combatveteran and ER physician, and served in the Tennessee State Senate before his election toCongress.A newly established Eastern Orthopaedic Association Outstanding Service Award will bepresented to two very deserving individuals who have provided years of service to the EOA.The EOA prides itself on its educational mission and dedication to the growth of academicorthopaedic Residents and provides numerous Resident research awards and scholarshipswhich distinguish us from other societies. The annual Resident Review Course, open to all,has drawn accolades from those who attend and has become a staple of this Meeting.Most importantly, the EOA remains faithful to our unique “family culture,” which isunmatched by any other orthopaedic organization.Come join us for a stimulating academic meeting while enjoying time with your family andcolleagues at a wonderful venue.SincerelyMarc LevineMarc J. Levine, MDPresident, Eastern Orthopaedic Association
EOEF Presidential Guest SpeakerScott D. Boden, MDThe EOA is pleased to welcome Scott D. Boden, MD as the 2020Presidential Guest Speaker. Dr. Boden is an orthopedic surgeon withmore than 25 years of experience specializing in spine surgery. He isDirector of the Emory Orthopaedics & Spine Center and Chairman ofthe Department of Orthopaedics at Emory University School ofMedicine.Dr. Boden is a researcher on such topics as spinal fusion and clinical outcomes relating tospinal disorders. He has taught courses on back and neck pain treatment and frequentlylectures on orthopedic spine research. He has authored hundreds of scientific articlespublished in peer-reviewed medical journals and is the co-author of numerous books,including Operative Techniques and Spine Surgery and Low Back and Neck Pain.Dr. Boden is an EOA Past President and the current Managing Director. He has also servedas President of the American Orthopaedic Association and International Society for Studyof the Lumbar Spine. Throughout his career, Dr. Boden has served on various committeeswithin the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the Orthopaedic Research Society,and the North American Spine Society. He has also served on the Editorial Boards of theand.Howard Steel LecturerCongressman Mark GreenCongressman Mark Green took the oath of office to represent the7th district of Tennessee on January 3, 2019 (the same oath hefirst took as a cadet on the historic Plain at West Point over 30years before). A business leader, decorated combat veteran andER physician, Green served in the Tennessee State Senate beforehis election to Congress.Congressman Green brings the unique perspective of doctor, healthcare administrator andcancer survivor to addressing the issues surrounding healthcare in America. His legislativeexperience in Tennessee readies him to fight for all of our rights and liberties.The son of a hardworking father and loving mother, Congressman Green grew up on a dirtroad in Mississippi. He came to Tennessee in his last Army assignment as flight surgeon forthe premier special operations aviation regiment. As a Night Stalker, he was deployed toboth Iraq and Afghanistan during the War on Terror – his most memorable mission beingthe capture of Saddam Hussein (detailed in his book, A Night with Saddam). He wasawarded the Bronze Star and the Air Medal with V Device for Valor, among others.After his service in the Army, Congressman Green founded an emergency departmentstaffing company that grew to over 200 million in annual revenue, providing staffing to 52hospitals across 11 states. He also founded two free medical clinics, providing healthcare tounder-served populations in Memphis and Clarksville, and embarked on numerous medicalmission trips across the world.He was elected to the Tennessee State Senate in 2012, where he distinguished himself as aconservative leader. His many legislative accomplishments include the repeal of the HallIncome Tax (only the second state-repealed income tax in US history) and the passage ofthe Tennessee Teacher Bill of Rights. His numerous awards include the National Federationof Independent Business’ Guardian of Small Business award and Latinos for Tennessee’sLegislator of the Year.Congressman Green resides in Clarksville, Tennessee with his wife, Camilla. They have twogrown children.Accreditation Information continued2. To provide participants with a detailed, in-deptheducation of selected topics relevant to the practiceof orthopaedic surgery.3. To allow participants to assess potential deficienciesin their knowledge base pertaining to the practice oforthopaedic surgery.4. To present ample opportunities for participants toexchange ideas with the presenters, the faculty andother enrollees through paper presentations, guestlectureships, symposia, multimedia educationalsessions and poster exhibits.OBJECTIVESEducational objectives will be met through a combinationof paper presentations, lectures and workshops inplenary, concurrent and specialty sessions with ampletime afforded for open discussion. The followingobjectives will be addressed during the ScientificProgram, such that at the conclusion of this course theattendees will be expected to:1. Improve their diagnostic, treatment and technicalskills in the management of orthopaedic afflictionsby assimilation of scientific advances.2. Discuss basic science paradigms as they relate totreatment advances.3. Understand some of the basic principals in practicemanagement.4. Critically assess emerging trends in orthopaedicmedicine and evaluate their evidence basis.DISCLAIMERThe products, procedures and opinions presented at thismeeting reflect the viewpoint or approach of thepresenter only, and are not to be attributed to the EasternOrthopaedic Association. The Eastern OrthopaedicAssociation presents such material for informationalpurposes only and does not endorse any such product orthe content of any such presentation.FORMATThe educational sessions will be held Thursday, Friday andSaturday, October 21-23, from approximately 7:00 amuntil 2:00 pm.SCIENTIFIC E-POSTER SESSIONSScientific E-Posters are an important feature of the EOAAnnual Meeting. E-Posters will be on display each day ofthe Scientific Program and E-Poster presenters will beavailable to answer questions before and after theScientific Program sessions. Please note on the ScientificProgram Schedule the designated times that the E-Posterpresenters will be available for discussion.MULTIMEDIA EDUCATION SESSIONSThe EOA will provide multimedia education sessions dailyafter the Scientific Program. A comprehensive selection ofAAOS videos will be available for your independenteducation, which will highlight surgical procedures andcurrent concepts in orthopaedics. Registered attendeesshould find these videos informative and helpful in theirpractice.PHYSICIAN REGISTRATION FEERegistration covers the Scientific Program, syllabus,multimedia educational sessions, poster sessions, dailycontinental breakfasts and coffee breaks, general meetingexpenses, the Welcome Dinner, Exhibitor Reception andthe Jazz Band Reception/Founders’ Dinner Dance.
Scientific Program Thursday, October 216:00 am – 6:45 amScientific E-Poster Session(Presenters will be available to answer questions)6:45 am – 7:00 amFirst Business Meeting7:00 am – 7:05 amWelcome, Introduction of Program and AnnouncementsMarc J. Levine, MD, PresidentJoshua A. Baumfeld, MD, Program ChairSYMPOSIUM 1 – REGULATORY INSIGHTS FOR TJA PRACTICEModerator: Richard Iorio, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital7:05 am – 7:15 amOutpatient TJAKevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, MS, Albert Einstein College ofMedicinePresenters, dates and times are subject to change.SYMPOSIUM 2 – COMPLEX PRIMARY TKAModerator: Geoffrey H. Westrich, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery &Rafael J. Sierra, MD, Mayo Clinic10:40 am – 10:48 amTKA with History of Osteotomy or FractureWayne E. Moschetti, MD, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Orthopaedics10:48 am – 10:56 amSevere Varus DeformityRafael J. Sierra, MD, Mayo Clinic10:56 am – 11:04 amSevere Valgus DeformityNeil P. Sheth, MD, University of Pennsylvania11:04 am – 11:12 amExtra-Articular DeformitiesS. Robert Rozbruch, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery7:15 am – 7:25 amTrends in LOS, Readmissions, and Quality with the IPO RuleDerek Haas, Avant Guard Health11:12 am – 11:20 amCase Presentation and DiscussionGeoffrey H. Westrich, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery7:25 am – 7:35 amImproving Arthroplasty Efficiency and Quality throughConcentrating Service Volume by ComplexityRichard Iorio, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital11:20 am – 11:30 amDiscussion7:35 am – 7:45 amCMS, RUC and Reconciliation: Where Did the Money Go?Joseph A. Bosco III, MD, NYU Langone Health7:45 am – 8:00 amDiscussion8:05 am – 8:35 amFocused Breakfast Presentation *CME Credit Not AvailableRAPID FIRE SESSIONS 1A – 1E8:40 am – 9:10 amAbstract Presentations & Discussion9:10 am – 9:30 amBREAK – Please visit ExhibitsGeneral Session 1 – OREF Report and EOEF Presidential GuestSpeakerModerator: Marc J. Levine, MD, Orthopedic and Spine Institute atRWJ/Barnabas Healthcare System9:30 am – 9:35 amOREF Report9:35 am – 9:40 amIntroduction of EOEF Presidential Guest SpeakerMarc J. Levine, MD, Orthopedic and Spine Institute atRWJ/Barnabas Healthcare System9:40 am – 10:20 amEOEF Presidential Guest SpeakerScott D. Boden, MD, Emory Spine Center10:20 am – 10:40 amBREAK – Please visit Exhibits11:35 am – 12:05 pmFocused Lunch Presentation *CME Credit Not AvailableCONCURRENT SYMPOSIUM 1A – HAND AND WRISTModerator: N. George Kasparyan, MD, PhD, Lahey Health12:10 pm – 12:18 pmBridge Plating for Complex Distal Radius FracturesMarc J. Richard, MD, Duke University12:18 pm – 12:26 pmORIF of the Complex Intra-Articular Distal Radius Fracture:Key PearlsEric T. Tolo, MD, Lahey Health12:26 pm – 12:34 pmAcute Scapholunate Ligament Tear: What is the State-of-theArt Today?Julie Adams, MD, Erlanger Orthopaedics12:34 pm – 12:42 pmDarrach and Sauve-Kapandji: Are There Still Indications TodayGeorge S. Dyer MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital12:42 pm – 12:50 pmOpioids and Upper Extremity Surgery: What is the BestPractice?Alice A. Hunter, MD, Lahey Health12:50 pm – 12:58 pmBasal Joint Arthritis 2020: LRTI – 35 Years LaterMichael W. Kessler, MD, MedStar Georgetown University Hospital12:58 pm – 1:06 pmCubital Tunnel Surgery 2020: Do We Really Know thePreferred Technique?Phillip Blazer, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital1:06 pm – 1:10 pmDiscussion
Scientific Program Thursday, October 21CONCURRENT SYMPOSIUM 1B – TUMORModerator: Cynthia L. Emory, MD, MBA, Wake Forest University Schoolof Medicine12:10 pm – 12:20 pmHow to Stay Out of TroubleCynthia L. Emory, MD, MBA, Wake Forest University School ofMedicine12:20 pm – 12:30 pmPediatric Tumors: What’s Likely to Come into Your Practiceand Initial ManagementMegan E. Anderson, MD, Boston Children’s Hospital12:30 pm – 12:40 pmTumor MimicsSheila A. Conway, MD, University of Miami School of Medicine12:40 pm – 12:50 pmTop Three Orthopaedic Oncology Advances in the Next 20YearsAdam S. Levin, MD, Johns Hopkins University12:50 pm – 1:00 pmWhat’s New in Leg Length Deformity Correction?S. Robert Rozbruch, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery1:00 pm – 1:10 pmDiscussionGENERAL SESSION 2 – APPROPRIATE SITE OF SERVICE:UNDERSTANDING HOW TO OPTIMIZE ORTHOPAEDIC CAREModerator: Neil P. Sheth, MD, University of Pennsylvania1:10 pm – 1:20 pmThe Hospital, the ASC, the Office: How to Know When Each isBestMichael P. Ast, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery1:20 pm – 1:30 pmThe Orthopaedic Specialty Hospital: Why It Makes Sense andHow to Work with Your Health SystemScott D. Boden, MD, Emory Spine Center1:30 pm – 1:40 pmThe View of the Orthopaedic Service Line: Optimizing Site ofService Across your DepartmentCynthia L. Emory, MD, MBA, Wake Forest University School ofMedicine1:40 pm – 2:00 pmDiscussionCONCURRENT SESSION 2A – TOTAL HIPModerator: Amar S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery2:05 pm – 2:13 pmThe Spinopelvic Relationship in Total Hip Replacement:Simplified DefinitionsRan Schwarzkopf, MD, NYU Langone2:13 pm – 2:21 pmDual Mobility in Patients with Lumbar Spine FusionGeoffrey H. Westrich, MD, Hospital for Special SurgeryPresenters, dates and times are subject to change.2:21 pm – 2:29 pmTJA Infection 2020Javad Parvizi, MD, Rothman Orthopaedic Institute2:29 pm – 2:37 pmTHA in Hip DysplasiaRafael J. Sierra, MD, Mayo Clinic2:37 pm – 2:45 pmAvoiding the Learning Curve with Anterior THAJohn Keggi, MD, St. Mary’s Hospital2:45 pm – 3:00 pmDiscussionCONCURRENT SESSION 2B – SPINE: TODAY’S STANDARDS, ANDWHERE ARE WE GOING?Moderator: Marc J. Levine, MD, Orthopedic and Spine Institute atRWJ/Barnabas Healthcare System2:05 pm – 2:13 pmCurrent Concepts in Spine DeformityAndrew H. Milby, MD, Emory University2:13 pm – 2:21 pmSpine TraumaMichael Vives, MD, Rutgers University2:21 pm – 2:29 pmDegenerative Lumbar SpineByron F. Stephens, MD, Vanderbilt University2:29 pm – 2:37 pmEndoscopic Spine SurgeryRaymond Gardocki, MD, Vanderbilt University2:37 pm – 2:45 pmPediatric ScoliosisSuken A. Shah, MD, Nemours Children’s Health System2:45 pm – 2:53 pmBiologicsScott D. Boden, MD, Emory Spine Center2:53 pm – 3:00 pmDiscussionRAPID FIRE SESSION 2A – 2E3:05 pm – 3:35 pmAbstract Presentations & Discussion3:40 pm – 4:40 pmScientific E-Poster Session(Presenters will be available to answer questions)4:40 pm – 5:40 pmMultimedia Education Session
Scientific Program Friday, October 22Presenters, dates and times are subject to change.6:00 am – 7:00 amScientific E-Poster Session(Presenters will be available to answer questions)7:00 am – 7:05 amAnnouncementsJoshua A. Baumfeld, MD, Program ChairSYMPOSIUM 3 – TRANSITIONING TO OUTPATIENT TJAModerator: Michael P. Ast, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery7:05 am – 7:13 amHow COVID Turned Me into an Outpatient SurgeonGeoffrey H. Westrich, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery7:13 am – 7:21 amTechnology in the ASCJohn Keggi, MD, St. Mary’s Hospital7:21 am – 7:29 amPeri-Operative Protocols for Outpatient TJSArjun Saxena, MD, MBA, Rothman Orthopaedic Institute7:29 am – 7:37 amWhat is the Actual Data on Outpatient TJAMichael P. Ast, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery7:37 am – 7:50 amDiscussion7:55 am – 8:25 amFocused Breakfast Presentation *CME Credit Not AvailableRAPID FIRE SESSIONS 3A – 3E8:30 am – 9:00 amAbstract Presentations & Discussion9:00 am – 9:20 amBREAK – Please visit ExhibitsGENERAL SESSION 3 – PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, AAOSREPORT, ABOS REPORT, OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARDModerator: Joshua A. Baumfeld, MD, Beth Israel Lahey Health9:20 am – 9:40 amAAOS Report9:40 am – 9:50 amABOS ReportGregory Mencio, MD9:50 am – 9:55 amOutstanding Service AwardPresented by Marc & Robin LevineRobert Boran, MD & Betty Jo Steel9:55 am – 10:10 amIntroduction of the EOA PresidentAmar S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery10:10 am – 10:30 amPresidential AddressThe Fraternities of LifeMarc J. Levine, MD, Orthopedic and Spine Institute atRWJ/Barnabas Healthcare System10:30 am – 10:50 amBREAK – Please visit ExhibitsSYMPOSIUM 4 – HEALTHCARE POLICY AND HOW ITAFFECTS YOUR PRACTICEModerator: Richard Iorio, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital10:50 am – 11:00 amAUCs, CPGs, Bundles and Orthopaedics: Using EBM toCare for Your PatientsKevin Bozic, MD, MBA, Dell Medical School11:00 am – 11:10 amThe RUC, EM Coding, CPT Coding, the Present andFuture of Reimbursment and Value-Based PaymentMichael P. Bolognesi, MD, Duke University11:10 am – 11:20 amAdvocacy Going Forward: Where Do We Go and HaveWe Been Successful?Pro: Joseph A. Bosco, MD, NYU Langone HealthCon: Michael P. Bolognesi, MD, Duke University11:20 am – 11:30 amDiscussion11:35 am – 12:05 pmFocused Lunch Presentation *CME Credit Not AvailableCONCURRENT SESSION 3A – TOTAL JOINT ARTHOPLASTYModerator: Rafael J. Sierra, MD, Mayo Clinic12:10 pm – 12:18 pmAnterolateral THA ExperienceAdam J. Rana, MD, Maine Medical Partners
Scientific Program Friday, October 22Presenters, dates and times are subject to change.12:18 pm – 12:26 pmTrunionosisBrian J. McGrory, MD, Maine Medical Partners1:21 pm – 1:29 pmManaging the Infected TSAJoseph W. Galvin, DO, Joint Base Lewis McChord12:26 pm – 12:34 pmUncemented TKAWayne E. Moschetti, MD, Dartmouth-Hitchcock MedicalCenter1:29 pm – 1:37 pmDealing with the Biconcave Glenoid and How MuchRetro Version is AcceptableTheodore A. Blaine, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery12:34 pm – 12:42 pmOperation WalkFrank Congiusta, MD, St. Peter’s Hospital1:37 pm – 1:45 pmPeriprosthetic Fractures About a TSA StemMark J. Lemos, MD, Beth Israel Lahey Health12:42 pm – 12:50 pmExtensor Mechanism Complications after TKAKevin W. Dwyer, MD, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center1:45 pm – 1:53 pmWhat Humeral Design is Best: Old-School Stem, ShortStem or Stemless?Srinath Kamineni, MD, University of Kentucky12:50 pm – 1:05 pmDiscussionCONCURRENT SESSION 3B – FOOT AND ANKLEModerator: Sameh A. Labib, MD, Emory University12:10 pm – 12:18 pmLisfranc Injuries in the AthleteJames A. Nunley II, MD, Duke University12:18 pm – 12:26 pmAnkle Sprains: Why Do They Matter?Sameh A. Labib, MD, Emory University12:26 pm – 12:34 pmDeltoid Injuries in Ankle FracturesJason T. Bariteau, MD, Emory University12:34 pm – 12:42 pmFoot Stress Fractures: Jones to NavicularElizabeth A. Martin, MD, ScM, Brigham and Women'sHospital12:42 pm – 12:50 pmAchilles Rupture in the AthleteRachel J. Shakked, MD, Rothman Orthopaedic Institute12:50 pm – 1:05 pmDiscussionCONCURRENT SESSION 4A – TOTAL SHOULDERARTHROPLASTYModerator: Mark J. Lemos, MD, Beth Israel Lahey Health1:05 pm – 1:13 pmTips and Tricks for TSA ExposureSara Edwards, MD, University of California, San Francisco1:13 pm – 1:21 pmWhat is the Role for Virtual Planning and PatientSpecific Instruments?TBA1:53 pm – 2:00 pmDiscussionCONCURRENT SESSION 4B – PATELLOFEMORALINSTABILITYModerator: Cory M. Edgar, MD, UConn Health1:05 pm – 1:13 pmEvaluation and Work-UpCory M. Edgar, MD, UConn Health1:13 pm – 1:21 pmFirst-Time Dislocator: When Should Surgery beConsidered?Miho J. Tanaka, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital1:21 pm – 1:29 pmIsolated Soft Tissue Procedures: When and How?Cassandra A. Lee, MD, University of California, Davis1:29 pm – 1:37 pmOsteotomies: When and How?Anil S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery1:37 pm – 1:45 pmDealing with Chondral Lesions with PatellofemoralInstabilityChristian Lattermann, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital1:45 pm – 2:00 pmCases and DiscussionRAPID FIRE SESSIONS 4A – 4E2:05 pm – 2:35 pmAbstract Presentations & Discussion2:35 pm – 3:35 pmScientific E-Poster Session(Presenters will be available to answer questions)3:35 pm – 4:35 pmMultimedia Education Session
Scientific Program Saturday, October 236:00 am – 7:00 amScientific E-Poster Session(Presenters will be available to answer questions)7:00 am – 7:15 amSecond Business Meeting7:15 am – 7:20 amAnnouncementsJoshua A. Baumfeld, MD, Program ChairSYMPOSIUM 5 – SPORTS SHOULDERModerator: Xinning Li, MD, Boston University School ofMedicine7:20 am – 7:28 amManagement of Anterior Shoulder Instability: What’sNew for 2021?Josef K. Eichinger, MD, Medical University of South Carolina7:28 am – 7:36 amTreatment of the Biceps Labral Complex: A ChangingParadigmXinning Li, MD, Boston University School of Medicine7:36 am – 7:44 amPosterior Shoulder Instability: From Arthroscopic Repairto Bone GraftingStephen A. Parada, MD, Medical College of Georgia atAugusta UniversityPresenters, dates and times are subject to change.10:18 am – 10:26 amAddressing Other Issues: When and How? (Root Tears,Tibial Slope, Alignment, Concomitant Injuries)Anil S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery10:26 am – 10:34 amReturn to Play Considerations following ACLReconstructionArun J. Ramappa, MD, Beth Israel Deaconess10:34 am – 10:42 amConsideration in Pediatric ACL ReconstructionLauren Redler, MD, Columbia University10:42 am – 10:50 amConsiderations in Revision ACL Reconstruction from theMARS StudyRick W. Wright, MD, Vanderbilt University10:50 am – 11:00 amDiscussionCONCURRENT SESSION 5B – PEARLS FOR COMMON ELBOWFRACTURESModerators: Eric T. Tolo, MD, Lahey Health & Charles A. Cassidy,MD, Tufts Medical Center10:10 am – 10:18 amOlecranon FracturesEric T. Tolo, MD, Lahey Health7:44 am – 7:52 amOrthobiologics: What’s the Evidence?Rachel M. Frank, MD, University of Colorado10:18 am – 10:26 amDistal Humerus FracturesScott P. Steinmann, MD, UTHSC College of Medicine7:52 am – 8:00 amSCR for Massive Cuff Tears: Should We Be Doing This inPractice?Albert Lin, MD, University of Pittsburgh10:26 am – 10:34 amRadial Head FracturesCharles A. Cassidy, MD, Tufts Medical Center8:00 am – 8:15 amDiscussion8:20 am – 8:50 amFocused Breakfast Presentation * CME Not AvailableGENERAL SESSION 4 – EOEF AWARD PAPERS8:50 am – 9:45 amAward Paper Presentations & Discussion9:45 am – 10:10 amBREAK – Please visit ExhibitsCONCURRENT SESSION 5A – SPORTS KNEE/ACLModerators: Nicholas A. Sgaglione, MD, Northwell Health &John C. Richmond, MD, New England Baptist Hospital10:10 am – 10:18 amAvoiding Primary ACL Reconstruction FailureEric W. Carson, MD, Washington University10:34 am – 10:42 amTerrible TriadGeorge S. Dyer, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital10:42 am – 10:50 amMonteggia FracturesSrinath Kamineni, MD, University of Kentucky10:50 am – 11:00 amDiscussionRAPID FIRE SESSIONS 5A – 5E11:05 am – 11:35 amAbstract Presentations & DiscussionGENERAL SESSION 5 – BOC REPORT AND HOWARD STEELLECTURERModerator: Marc J. Levine, MD, Orthopedic and Spine Institute atRWJ/Barnabas Healthcare System
Scientific Program Saturday, October 2311:40 am – 11:50 amBOC ReportMarc J. Levine, MD, Orthopedic and Spine Institute atRWJ/Barnabas Healthcare System11:50 am – 11:55 amIntroduction of Howard Steel LecturerMarc J. Levine, MD, Orthopedic and Spine Institute atRWJ/Barnabas Healthcare System11:55 am – 12:35 pmHoward Steel LectureCongressman Mark Green, US House of Representatives12:40 pm – 1:10 pmFocused Lunch Presentation *CME Credit Not AvailableGENERAL SESSION 6 – NEW JERSEY ORTHOPAEDIC SOCIETYModerator: Vincent K. McInerney, MD, Seton Hall University/StJoseph’s Health1:15 pm – 1:45 pmHuman Performance and Neuromuscular Training inAthletics & RehabilitationRobert Narcessian Ed, MS, Seton Hall University/St Joseph’sHealthBart Oates, NFL Alumni AssociationRAPID FIRE SESSIONS 6A – 6E1:45 pm – 2:15 pmAbstract Presentations & DiscussionOITE ORTHOPAEDIC REVIEW COURSE2:15 pm – 2:30 pmHigh Yield Hand and WristMichael W. Kessler, MD, MedStar Georgetown UniversityHospital2:30 pm – 2:45 pmHigh Yield TraumaLisa K. Cannada, MD, Jacksonville, FL2:45 pm – 3:00 pmHigh Yield Sports KneeKevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, Albert Einstein College ofMedicinePresenters, dates and times are subject to change.3:00 pm – 3:15 pmHigh Yield SpineAndrew H. Milby, MD, Emory University3:15 pm – 3:30 pmUnderstanding Orthopaedic Employment ModelsMichael P. Ast, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery3:30 pm – 4:15 pmThe First Year of Practice: What I LearnedPanelMichael P. Ast, MD, Hospital for Special SurgeryCynthia L. Emory, MD, MBA, Wake Forest University Schoolof MedicineNeil P. Sheth, MD, University of Pennsylvania4:15 pm – 4:30 pmHigh Yield Sports ShoulderEric R. Wagner, MD, Emory University4:30 pm – 4:45 pmHigh Yield Foot and AnkleMaCalus V. Hogan, MD, University of Pittsburgh MedicalCenter4:45 pm – 5:00 pmHigh Yield Hip and Knee ArthroplastyNeil P. Sheth, MD, University of Pennsylvania5:00 pm – 5:15 pmHigh Yield TumorAdam S. Levin, MD, Johns Hopkins University5:15 pm – 5:30 pmDiscussionCONCURRENT MEDICAL STUDENT SYMPOSIAModerator: Lisa K. Cannada, MD, Jacksonville, FL3:15 pm – 4:15 pmTransitioning Smoothly: Medical School to OrthopaedicResidencyPanelChairman’s PerspectiveProgram Director’s PerspectiveSenior Residents’ PerspectiveJunior Residents’ PerspectiveOrganization’s Perspective (AAOS, ABOS, EOA, SpecialtySocieties)
Schedule of Events Events, dates & times are subject to change.Wednesday, October 2010:45 am – 11:45 amPresident’s Council Meeting12:00 pm – 5:00 pmMeeting Registration12:00 pm – 5:00 pmSponsor/Exhibit Setup12:00 pm – 5:00 pmBoard of Directors Meeting2:30 pm – 4:00 pmSocial Committee MeetingThursday, October 216:30 am – 3:35 pmMeeting Registration6:30 am – 3:35 pmTechnical Exhibits, Continental Breakfast, Coffee Breaks and Daily Drawing6:45 am – 7:00 amFirst Business Meeting7:00 am – 8:00 amGentle Yoga/MeditationPrice: Included in Registration Fee8:00 am – 9:30 amSpouse/Guest & Child Hospitality with one of Nashville's Hottest SongwritersEnjoy a continental breakfast with old friends and new, with a special presentation from a songwriter that has written hits for many of Nashville’sstars.Price: Free for Registered Guests and Children or 40 per Adult / 20 per Child (5-17 years old)8:05 am – 8:35 amFocused Breakfast Presentation *CME Credit Not AvailablePrice: Included in Registration Fee11:35 am – 12:05 pmFocused Lunch Presentation *CME Credit Not AvailablePrice: Included in Registration Fee1:00 pm – 5:00 pmAndrew Jackson's HomeVisit The Hermitage in Nashville, Tennessee. Walk through Andrew Jackson’s life and home,explore a beautiful, historic Tennessee farm and experience an important piece of Nashville andour nation. Enjoy a guided, walking VIP tour through the grounds and mansion plus special accessto the mansion balcony. The tour also includes a wine tasting at the onsite tasting room, NatchezHills Winery at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage (for guests ages 21 ).Price: 86 per person (Min 24 participants)6:15 pm – 6:55 pmNew Member ReceptionAll new EOA Members are invited to attend this reception, where the EOA Board and Committee Me
1. Improve their diagnostic, treatment and technical skills in the management of orthopaedic afflictions by assimilation of scientific advances. 2. Discuss basic science paradigms as they relate to treatment advances. 3. Understand some of the basic principals in practice management. 4. Critically assess emerging trends in orthopaedic
