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ACCREDITATION INFORMATIONPROGRAM COMMITTEEMAJ John C. Dunn, MD – Co-ChairLTC Jeanne C. Patzkowski, MD – Co-ChairLCDR Brian T. Barlow, MDCPT DesRaj Clark, MDLTC Jonathan F. Dickens, MDMaj Travis J. Dekker, MDMAJ Bryan K. Lawson, MDCol Matthew R. Schmitz, MDLCDR Jennifer L. Smith, MDCDR Scott M. Tintle, MDSOMOS MISSION STATEMENTTo provide a forum for the interchange of medical knowledge as it relates to the practice oforthopaedic surgery in the military.TARGET AUDIENCEThe 61st Annual Meeting of the Society of Military Orthopaedic Surgeons has been developedprimarily for orthopaedic and trauma surgeons.CME ACCREDITATIONThis activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditationrequirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education(ACCME) through the joint providership of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeonsand the Society of Military Orthopaedic Surgeons. The American Academy of OrthopaedicSurgeons is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.PURPOSEThe intent of the SOMOS Meeting is to provide an educational forum for the exchange ofmilitarily relevant orthopaedic surgical advances in order to optimize the delivery of orthopaedicspecialty care within the Department of Defense.OBJECTIVESOrthopaedic surgeons should attend updates reporting on the contemporary practice oforthopaedic surgery on a regular basis. Paramount to the process of continuing medical educationis the sharing of new techniques and their outcomes. The SOMOS Annual Meeting provides theopportunity for the military orthopaedic surgery community to share their combined experiencesand knowledge, so that individual practitioners can incorporate the most recent advances intotheir own current surgical practice. By the end of the Meeting, individual SOMOS attendees willbe able to do the following: Identify the current trends and updates pertinent to military orthopaedic surgeons relatingto wartime trauma.Describe current treatment recommendations for common military orthopaedic conditionsinvolving sports, foot and ankle, hand, spine and pediatric conditions.Formulate a plan for the assimilation of current trends and standards into their ownsurgical practice.Identify advances specific to their orthopaedic practice.
DISCLAIMERThe Society of Military Orthopaedic Surgeons (SOMOS) is a private not-for-profit organizationthat is not sponsored by any department or agency of the DoD or local state or federalgovernment. Speakers and exhibitors at the 2021 Society of Military Orthopaedic Surgeons(SOMOS) 63rd Annual Meeting represent and are solely responsible for their own presentations.Their presentation and displays do not represent concepts, policy or the official position of anydepartment or agencies of the DoD or local or state government.Presentations and displays at the 2021 Annual Meeting do not constitute endorsement,concurrence, validation or official position of SOMOS or any other department or agency.FORMATThe educational sessions will be held December 14-17, 2021 from approximately 7:00 am - 6:00pm.SCIENTIFIC E-POSTER PRESENTATIONSScientific E-Posters are an important feature of the SOMOS Annual Meeting. E-Posters will beon video display along with their presenters December 14-17 during the Scientific Program.Please note on the Scientific Program Schedule the designated times the poster presenterswill be available for discussion.MULTIMEDIA EDUCATIONMultimedia education materials will be offered December 14-17, at the designated times. Acomprehensive selection of AAOS DVDs will be available for your individual education.
SOMOS Scientific ProgramDecember 14-17, 2021The Resort at Squaw CreekOlympic Valley, CATuesday, December 14Opening CeremonyModerators: MAJ John C. Dunn, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical CenterLTC Jeanne C. Patzkowski, MD, Brooke Army Medical CenterLTC Jonathan F. Dickens, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center7:00 am-7:10 amColor Guard7:10 am-7:20 amReport of SOMOS PresidentLTC Jonathan F. Dickens, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenterSymposium 1 – TraumaModerator:LCDR Christopher H. Renninger, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter7:20 am-7:45 amCivilian PresentationMark A. Lee, MD, University of California, Davis7:45 am-7:50 amDiscussionGeneral Session 1 – TraumaCivilian Moderator: Mark A. Lee, MD, University of California, DavisMilitary Moderator: LCDR Christopher H. Renninger, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center7:50 am-7:55 am121 - Elective Amputation for Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome: AReasonable Option?LT Benjamin W. Hoyt, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Cente7:55 am-8:00 am123 - Osteoporosis Treatment Decreases the Risk of Subsequent Fracturein Osteoporotic Hip Fracture PatientsBrian K. Burke, DO, Eisenhower Army Medical Center8:00 am-8:05 am112 - Internal Joint Stabilizer of the Elbow for Unstable FractureDislocations: A New SolutionLCDR John L. Eakin, MD, Parkland Memorial Hospital, UT SouthwesternMedical Center8:05 am-8:10 am53 - Occupational Radiation Exposure During Intra-Operative 3Dimensional Fluoroscopy in Pelvis and Acetabular SurgeryLCDR Michelle M. Gosselin, MD, University of Texas Health ScienceCenter at Houston
8:10 am-8:15 am36 - The Utility of a Hyperinlet View in the Posterior Fixation of PelvicRing InjuriesLCDR Michelle M. Gosselin, MD, University of Texas Health ScienceCenter at Houston8:15 am-8:20 amDiscussion8:20 am-8:25 am28 -Major Amputation Case Volume in the Military Health SystemCapt Dawn M. G. Rask, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center8:25 am-8:30 am193 - Evaluation of Biopsychosocial Factors Impacting Recovery in theOrthopaedic Trauma ClinicCapt Mikalyn T. DeFoor, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center8:30 am-8:35 am249 - Gender Representation at the Podium at the Society of MilitaryOrthopaedic Surgeons (SOMOS) Annual MeetingCPT Marcus Hoof, MD, San Antonio Military Medical Center8:35 am-8:40 am207 - Blasting BMAC: A Novel Therapy to Heal Combat FracturesMAJOR Sarah K. Stewart, MBChB, BMedSci (Hons), Imperial CollegeLondon8:40 am-8:45 am136 - Consequences of Non-Adherence to Evidence-Based Guidelines forPreoperative EchocardiogramCapt Erin R. Swan, MD, San Antonio Military Medical Center8:45 am-8:50 amDiscussion8:50 am-9:10 amBreak with ExhibitorsSpecial Presentation 1 – Humanitarian and Deployment MedicineModerator:Maj Sarah N. Pierrie, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center9:10 am-9:21 amLogistics and Planning Military/Humanitarian MissionsJulia Nuelle, MD, University of MissouriEngaging in Humanitarian Missions with Existing Organizations andEstablishing Mission OpportunitiesBarry Gainor, MD, University of MissouriDeployment Medicine: Challenges and OpportunitiesBenjamin Plucknette, DO, San Antonio Military Medical CenterSymposium 2 – Foot & AnkleModerator:MAJ Kenneth Heida, DO, Tripler Army Medical Center9:55 am-10:20 amCivilian PresentationSamuel Adams Jr., MD, Duke University Medical Center (confirmed)10:20 am-10:25 amDiscussion10:25 am-10:45 amBreak with Exhibitors
General Session 2 – Foot & AnkleCivilian Moderator: Samuel Adams Jr., MD, Duke University Medical Center (confirmed)Military Moderator: MAJ Kenneth Heida, DO, Tripler Army Medical Center10:45 am-10:50 am74 - Return to Duty Following Hallux Valgus Correction in an ActiveDuty ServicemembersCapt Paul Schroeder, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center10:50 am-10:55 am126 - Structural Allograft Transplantation for Osteochondral Lesions ofthe Talar ShoulderENS USNR Lindsey Johnson, BS, Duke Orthopaedics10:55 am-11:00 am81 - Outcomes Following Modified Brostom With vs. Without PeronealTendon ExplorationCPT Jordan B. Damschen, DO, Madigan Army Medical Center11:00 am-11:05 am260 - Tibiotalar Contact Pressures and Torsional Stability FollowingSyndesmosis and Deltoid Ligament Injury and RepairLT Alexander Lundy, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center11:05 am-11:10 am97 - Correlation of Stress Radiographs to Injuries Associated with AnkleInstabilityCPT Andrew J. Lopez, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center11:10 am-11:15 amDiscussion11:15 am-11:20 am221 - Systematic Review of Return to Driving after Elective Foot & AnkleSurgeryLT Alexander Lundy, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center11:20 am-11:25 am164 - Real-World Study of EXOGEN to Mitigate Fifth Metatarsal FractureNonunionRobert Zura, MD, Exponent11:25 am-11:30 am18 - Does Syndesmosis Screw Breakage Affect Patient Outcomes? ARetrospective Comparative StudyJosh W. Vander Maten, MS, MA, BS, University of Toledo College ofMedicine11:30 am-11:35 am219 - Intraoperative Indocyanine Green-Based Dynamic ContrastEnhanced Fluorescence Imaging Can Effectively Quantify Bone PerfusionNH Ida Leah L. Gitajn, MD, MS, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center11:35 am-11:40 am250 - Gender Representation at the Podium at the American OrthopaedicFoot and Ankle Society (AOFAS) Annual Meeting: A 10-Year ReviewCPT Marcus Hoof, MD, San Antonio Military Medical Center11:40 am-11: 45 am Discussion11:45 am-12:45 pmFocused Lunch Presentations
1:00 pm-2:00 pmScientific E-Poster Session(Presenters will be available to answer questions)2:00 pm-3:00 pmMultimedia Education Session3:00 pm -3:10 pmSpecial Update: DRC/COTSLTC Daniel J. Stinner, MD, Fort CampbellLCDR Christopher H. Renninger, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical CenterPanel Discussion 1 – Transition to Civilian PracticeModerator:MAJ Daniel Derosa, MD, Womack Army Medical Center3:15 pm-4:00 pmPanel: James A. Blair Jr., Medical College of Georgia at AugustaBrian F. Grogan, MD, University of WisconsinRey Gumboc, MD, Kaiser PermanenteDaniel Possley, DO, MS, Cornerstone Orthopedics4:00 pm-4:20 pmBreak with ExhibitorsRapid Fire Sessions 1A – Adult Reconstruction / ArthroplastyModerators: TBD4:20 pm-4:24 pm70 - Impact of Increased Age on Outcomes of Cementless Total KneeCPT Erickson Andrews, MD, Henry Ford Health System4:24 pm-4:28 pm189 - TSA vs. RSA for Walch B2 Glenoid Management: A SystematicReview and Meta-AnalysisCPT Kyle S. Ardavanis, MD, Madigan Army Medical Center4:28 pm-4:32 pm175 - Running Following Hip Arthroplasty: A Systematic ReviewCPT Colin Harrington, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter4:32 pm-4:36 pm64 - Patient-Specific Cup Placement in Total Hip Arthroplasty Patientswith Stiff or Fused Lumbar SpinesLt. Col. William R. Howarth, MD, New England Baptist Hospital4:36 pm-4:40 pm154 - Depression is Not a Contraindication for Total Joint Arthroplasty:Systematic ReviewCapt Jack McKeon, MD, The Ohio State University4:40 pm-4:50 pmDiscussion4:50 pm-4:54 pm228 - Common Peroneal Nerve Analgesia Considerations During KneePosterolateral Corner ReconstructionRyan Price, MS, University of New Mexico4:54 pm-4:58 pm182 - The Shift to Same Day Shoulder Arthroplasty2LT Alexis B. Sandler, George Washington University
4:58 pm-5:02 pm124 - Total Shoulder Arthroplasty: Opioids in the Early PostoperativePeriod2LT Alexis B. Sandler, George Washington University5:02 pm-5:06 pm266 - Piriformis Syndrome in an Air Force Pilot Treated Operatively: ACase Report and Literature ReviewLCDR John S. Donoughe, DO, MPAS, Naval Medical Center San Diego5:06 pm-5:10 pm159 - Systematic Review of Irrigation Solution in Acute Peri-ProstheticJoint InfectionsCPT Gabriel Mason, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center5:10 pm-5:20 pmDiscussionRapid Fire Sessions 1B – HandModerators: TBD4:20 pm-4:24 pm114 - Cost Analysis of Single vs. Double Incision Distal Biceps RepairCPT Daniel J. Cognetti, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center4:24 pm-4:28 pm5 - Surgical Elbow Dislocation: Technique and Comparative OutcomesLT Benjamin W. Hoyt, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter4:28 pm-4:32 pm66 - Ten-Year Trends in Level of Evidence in Hand SurgeryReid E. Tompkins, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:32 pm-4:36 pm259 - Primary Repair of Distal Biceps Tendon Rupture: HighComplication Rate with an Overall Successful Return to DutyCPT Anthony J. Magee, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center4:36 pm-4:40 pm132 - Treatment Trends, Complications, and Prevalence of OlecranonFracturesReid E. Tompkins, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:40 pm-4:50 pmDiscussion4:50 pm-4:54 pm186 - Hidradenocarcinoma of the Palm: A Case ReportCPT Connor Zale, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center4:54 pm-4:58 pm179 - Management of Sublime Tubercle Injuries in Adolescents: Hints of aClassification SchemeLT Sarah A. Fogleman, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego4:58 pm-5:02 pm57 - Biomechanical Comparison of Anatomic Restoration of the UlnarFootprint vs. Traditional Ulnar Tunnels in Ulnar Collateral LigamentReconstructionAnthony Le, MS, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center5:02 pm-5:06 pm195 - Analysis of the Most Cited Papers Regarding PediatricSupracondylar Humerus Fractures CPT Joshua C. Tadlock, MD, WilliamBeaumont Army Medical Center
5:06 pm-5:10 pm223 - Ultrasound Guided Sternoclavicular Joint Injection: Technique andCase SeriesGregory E. Lause, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center5:10 pm-5:20 pmDiscussionRapid Fire Sessions 1C – TraumaModerators: TBD4:20 pm-4:24 pm144 - Effect of a Proprietary Acetic Acid, Ethanol, BenzalkoniumChloride-Based Irrigant Solution on Suture Strength: A BiomechanicalStudyCPT Cortney N. Wolfley, DO, Dwight D. Eisenhower Army MedicalCenter4:24 pm-4:28 pm248 - Global Military and Civilian Trauma Systems Integration: AnOrthopedic PerspectiveCPT Michael Baird, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center4:28 pm-4:32 pm213 - Tibia Only Amputation Salvage for Complex Lower ExtremityTrauma COL B. Hudson Berrey, MD, University of Florida, Jacksonville4:32 pm-4:36 pm150 - Differences in the Treatment of Distal Femur Fractures.CPT Tyler Nicholson, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:36 pm-4:40 pm265 - Variations in Reimbursement for Orthopaedic Trauma ProceduresJeff Jones, MD, MEng, Texas Tech University-El Paso4:40 pm-4:44 pm39 - Impact of Pre-Deployment Course Change on Deployed OrthopaedicSurgeries, 2012-2019MAJ Garrett Latham, PA-C, DSc, Tripler Army Medical Center4:44 pm-4:50 pmDiscussion4:50 pm-4:54 pm50 - Postinjury Multimorbidity Among United States Military Personnelwith Combat-Related AmputationAndrew MacGregor, PhD, MPH, Naval Health Research Center4:54 pm-4:58 pm143 - Characteristics of Amputations with Burns During Modern U.S.Military OperationsCPT Emily McDermott, MD, San Antonio Uniformed Services HealthEducation Consortium4:58 pm-5:02 pm142 - Performance Outcomes from a Multi-Site, Simulation-Based Coursefor Maintenance of Procedural Capabilities in Orthopaedic TraumaLCDR Christopher H. Renninger, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center5:02 pm-5:06 pm13 - External Fixation of Periprosthetic Tibia Fractures: A RetrospectiveComparative Study
Josh W. Vander Maten, MS, MA, BS, University of Toledo College ofMedicine5:06 pm-5:10 pm15 - Percutaneous Screw Fixation of Pubic Symphysis Diastasis: Safe andEffectiveLCDR John L. Eakin, MD, Parkland Memorial Hospital, UT SouthwesternMedical Center5:10 pm-5:14 pm180 - Surgically-Treated Femoral Neck Stress Fractures in the BasicTrainee: Is There Consensus for Surgical Intervention?CPT Joshua Hattaway, DO, Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center5:14 pm-5:20 pmDiscussionRapid Fire Sessions 1D – Practice ManagementModerators: TBD4:20 pm-4:24 pm31 - Opioid Clinical Support Tool: Machine Learning for Prediction ofSustained Opioid PrescriptionsLT Ashley B. Anderson, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter4:24 pm-4:28 pm187 - The Top Orthopaedic Surgery Influencers on Instagram: AComparative Analysis2d Lt Raul A. Davalos III, BA, Naval Medical Center San Diego4:28 pm-4:32 pm200 - A Linguistic Analysis of Orthopaedic Surgery Applicant PersonalStatementsLCDR John S. Donoughe, DO, MPAS, Naval Medical Center San Diego4:32 pm-4:36 pm161 - Use of WhatsApp Chat Group to Empower Junior PhysiciansLessons from the IDF Group “Consult an Orthopedic Surgeon”Capt Gil A. Geva, MD, Israel Defense Force4:36 pm-4:40 pm11 - Validation of a High-Fidelity Bench Model for Orthopaedic SkillAcquisitionLT Alexander Lundy, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center4:40 pm-4:48 pmDiscussion4:48 pm-4:52 pm194 - Orthopaedic Residency Digital FootprintLCDR Nicholas Perry, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego4:52 pm-4:56 pm6 - Implementation of a Virtual Learning/Simulation Curriculum forOrthopaedic Resident TrainingCPT William Roach, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center4:56 pm-5:00 pm232 - Can our Patients Read our Patient Resources?Major Abigail A Johnson, MA (Cantab) MRCS DMCC, UniversityHospital Southampton5:00 pm-5:04 pm87 - Assessing Demographic Representation in Military Orthopaedics
LT Benjamin W. Hoyt, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter5:04 pm-5:08 pm162 - The Impact of Operating Room Telemonitoring System on ORUtilizationCPT Tyler Nicholson, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center5:08 pm-5:12 pm34 - Sunshine Act in The DarkKiya Shazadeh Safavi, BS, University of Texas Medical BranchDepartment of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation5:12 pm-5:20 pmDiscussionWednesday, December 156:00 am-7:00 amScientific E-Poster Session(Presenters will be available to answer questions)Concurrent Symposium 3A – HipModerator:LTC E’Stephan Garcia, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center7:00 am-7:25 amCivilian PresentationGuillaume Dumont, MD, University of South Carolina7:25 am-7:30 amDiscussionConcurrent Session 3A – HipCivilian Moderator: Guillaume Dumont, MD, University of South CarolinaMilitary Moderator: LTC E’Stephan Garcia, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center7:30 am-7:35 am139 - Hip-Spine Relationship in Femoroacetabular Impingement: DoesHip Arthroscopy Affect Pelvic Mobility?LT Jessica R. Stambaugh, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego7:35 am-7:40 am212 - PENG Blockade for Perioperative Pain Control During HipArthroscopyKarolina A. Serhan, BA, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center7:40 am-7:45 am235 - Arthroscopic Hip Surgery in a Military Population: Patient ReportedOutcomes Reliably Improve Over the First YearLCDR Brian T. Barlow, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego7:45 am-7:50 am199 - Femoroacetabular Impingement in Elite Skiers and Snowboarders:Return to Sport and Outcomes after Hip ArthroscopyCDR Robert A. Waltz, MD, The Steadman Clinic7:50 am-7:55 am239 - Association Between Patient Reported Outcomes and Return to FullActive Duty in Arthroscopic Hip SurgeryLT Thomas J. Kelsey, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego7:55 am-8:00 amDiscussion
8:00 am-8:05 am59 - Low Return to Active Duty After Hip Arthroscopy: A ProspectiveCohort StudyLTC Sean P. Kearney, MD, MPH, Dwight D. Eisenhower Army MedicalCenter8:05 am-8:10 am120 - Diagnostic Injection Response Does Not Correlate with HipArthroscopy OutcomesCPT Joshua Hattaway, DO, Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center8:10 am-8:15 am128 - Results of Capsular Imbrication for Hip Microinstability during HipArthroscopy: An Evaluation of Early OutcomesLt. Col. R. Judd Robins, MD, United States Air Force Academy8:15 am-8:20 am253 - Stress Fractures in the Military Recruit: What’s the Cost?LT Clare E. Griffis, MS, MD, Naval Medical Center Portsmouth8:20 am-8:25 am88 - Predicting Fragility Fracture Risk Using Opportunistic ComputedTomography ScansLT Kevin Taniguchi, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego8:25 am-8:30 amDiscussionConcurrent Symposium 3B – Hand: Jamie Dianne Bulken-Hoover Memorial Hand SessionModerator:COL Leon Nesti, MD, PhD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center7:00 am-7:25 amCivilian PresentationJames P. Higgins, MD, MedStar Health7:25 am-7:30 amDiscussionConcurrent Session 3B – Hand: Jamie Dianne Bulken-Hoover Memorial Hand SessionCivilian Moderator: James P. Higgins, MD, MedStar HealthMilitary Moderator: COL Leon Nesti, MD, PhD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter7:30 am-7:35 am96 - Return to Military Duty After Intra-Articular Distal Radius FractureCPT Anthony N. Gavalas, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center7:35 am-7:40 am247 - Clinic-Based Hand Surgery Procedure Room: A PerformanceImprovement Analysis of Resource Savings and Patient SatisfactionPatrick K. Mescher, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center7:40 am-7:45 am168 - Simulator-Based Assessment of Immobilization Effects onDefensive TurningLT Benjamin W. Hoyt, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter7:45 am-7:50 am79 - Factors Associated with Implant Removal following MetacarpalFracture Plate OsteosynthesisPhillip T. Grisdela, MD, Harvard Combined Orthopaedic ResidencyProgram
7:50 am-7:55 am30 - Reimbursement for Complex Carpal TraumaCPT John P. Scanaliato, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center7:55 am-8:00 amDiscussion8:00 am-8:05 am258 - Ulnar Shortening Osteotomy is an Effective Treatment in a HighDemand Athletic PopulationCPT Alicia M. Unangst, DO, Tripler Army Medical Center8:05 am-8:10 am257 - Surgical Intervention for Lateral Epicondylitis is Effective afterFailed Conservative TherapyCPT Alicia M. Unangst, DO, Tripler Army Medical Center8:10 am-8:15 am98 - Restoration of Strength in Thumb Basal Joint Arthritis: A ProspectiveObservational StudyCapt Kelly Mead, MD, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center8:15 am-8:20 am203 - Traumatic Finger Amputations in the US MilitaryCPT James A. Jordan, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center8:20 am-8:25 am4 - Long-Term Outcomes of Wrist Sprains in Military Academy Cadets2LT Alexis B Sandler, George Washington University8:25 am-8:30 amDiscussion8:30 am-8:50 amBreak with ExhibitorsAAOS Update & Business MeetingModerator:LTC Jonathan F. Dickens, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center8:50 am-9:05 amAAOS Update9:05 am-9:20 amBusiness MeetingLTC Jonathan F. Dickens, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenterInstructional Course Lecture 1Moderator:LTC Kevin P. Krul, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center9:25 am-10:10 amScaphoid Non-Union: Vascularized vs. Non-Vascularized Bone GraftJames P. Higgins, MD, MedStar Health10:10 am-10:30 amBreak with Exhibitors10:30 am-10:40 amHand Fellowship UpdateCDR Scott Tintle, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical CenterInstructional Course Lecture 2Moderator:LTC Elizabeth Polfer, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center10:45 am-11:30Point-Counterpoint
LCDR Jason M. Souza, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenterCDR Scott Tintle, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center11:30 am-12:30 pmFocused Lunch Presentations12:30 pm-2:00 pmScientific E-Poster Session(Presenters will be available to answer questions)2:00 pm-3:00 pmMultimedia Education SessionSpecial Presentation 2 – BiologicsModerator:MAJ Michael A. Donohue, MD, Keller Army Community Hospital3:00 pm-4:00 pmBiologics: The Current State of the ArtLCDR Jennifer Smith, MD, Balboa Naval Medical CenterMAJ Travis J. Dekker, MD, Eglin Air Force Base4:00 pm-4:15 pmRefreshment BreakRapid Fire Sessions 2A – HandModerators: TBD4:15 pm-4:19 pm105 - Anconeus Fascia Transfer: Landmarks, Isometry, and StrengthMAJ James B. Deal Jr., MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter4:19 pm-4:23 pm183 - Cubital Tunnel Syndrome: Analysis of Patient Factors Related toManagementCPT Mikel Tihista, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:23 pm-4:27 pm122 - Proximal Pole Scaphoid Fractures in the Military: Trends inManagementCPT Lauren Kenney, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:27 pm-4:31 pm173 - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Trends in TreatmentCPT Marc Nicholes, DO, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:31 pm-4:35 pm72 - Intramedullary Screw Fixation of Metacarpal and PhalangealFractures Safely Allows for Early Motion and Lower Rates of HardwareRemovalMAJ Garrett Latham, PA-C, DSc, Tripler Army Medical Center4:35 pm-4:45 pmDiscussion4:45 pm-4:49 pm93 - Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial Placebo vs. PRP for WristInjuriesCPT Michael M. Polmear, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:49 pm-4:53 pm48 - Traumatic Finger Amputations Epidemiology and Mechanism ofInjury, 2010-2019CPT Kayleigh Renfro, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center
4:53 pm-4:57 pm44 - Predictors of Success Following Microvascular Replantation Surgeryof the Upper ExtremityCPT Kayla R. Rizzo, DO, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:57 pm-5:01 pm20 - The Epidemiology of Hand and Finger Lacerations in EmergencyDepartments2LT Alexis B. Sandler, George Washington University5:01 pm-5:05 pm127 - Fireworks-Related Injuries Presenting to US Emergency Rooms –An Epidemiological StudyRyan J. Bickley, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center5:05 pm-5:15 pmDiscussionRapid Fire Sessions 2B – TraumaModerators: TBD4:15 pm-4:19 pm217 - Incidence of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) in Patients Using a KneeScooterCapt Stuart J. Davidson, MD, San Antonio Military Medical Center4:19 pm-4:23 pm241 - Correlation between Resiliency and Patient Reported OutcomeMeasuresMAJ Sally Corey, DO, Keller Army Community Hospital4:23 pm-4:27 pm60 - Barbed Femoral Nailing System for Isolated Intertrochanteric FemurFracturesLT Benjamin W. Hoyt, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter4:27 pm-4:31 pm61 - Barbed Femoral Nailing System for Isolated Femoral Neck FracturesLT Benjamin W. Hoyt, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter4:31 pm-4:35 pm145 - Talar Neck ORIF Through a Single Lateral Incision: Case SeriesCPT Jacob M. Arthur, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center4:35 pm-4:39 pm229 - Pertrochanteric Hip Fracture Charges in the State of TexasJoshua E. Simson, MD, Texas Tech University Health Science Center4:39 pm-4:45 pmDiscussion4:45 pm-4:49 pm177 - Trends in Management of Proximal Humerus Fractures over the LastDecadeCPT Kyle J. Klahs, DO, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:49 pm-4:53 pm245 - The Role of Deployed US Orthopaedic Surgeons on ModernBattlefields2d Lt Kaitlin S. Porter, Uniformed Services University of the HealthSciences
4:53 pm-4:57 pm75 - Intraosseous Administration of Freeze-Dried Plasma in thePrehospital SettingCaptain Mor Rittblat, MD, Israel Defense Forces4:57 pm-5:01 pm94 - Gunshot Orthopaedic Injuries: Evaluation of National ElectronicInjury Surveillance SystemCPT Michael M. Polmear, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center5:01 pm-5:05 pm157 - Biomechanical Validation of the Field-Expedient Pelvic SplintLT Jonathan C. Savakus, MD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center5:05 pm-5:09 pm264 - Long-Term Health Outcomes of Limb Salvage vs. Amputation forCombat-Related TraumaLT Jordan Tropf, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center5:09 pm-5:15 pmDiscussionRapid Fire Sessions 2C – Upper ExtremityModerators: TBD4:15 pm-4:19 pm117 - High Failure Rates After Posterior Glenoid Augmentation: ASystematic ReviewCPT Daniel J. Cognetti, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center4:19 pm-4:23 pm51 - Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair: Opioids in the Early PostoperativePeriod2LT Alexis B. Sandler, George Washington University4:23 pm-4:27 pm7 - Arthroscopic Evaluation of the Long Head of the Biceps TendonCPT Austin Fares, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:27 pm-4:31 pm73 - The Short-Term Process of Recovery following Isolated BicepsTenodesisMAJ Joseph W. Galvin, DO, Madigan Army Medical Center4:31 pm-4:35 pm129 - Arthroscopic Assisted Anterior Glenoid Reconstruction with DistalTibia Osteochondral AllograftLT Cory Riccio, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center4:35 pm-4:45 pmDiscussion4:45 pm-4:49 pm201 - Risk of Iatrogenic Nerve Injury During Coracoclavicular LigamentReconstructionCPT James A. Jordan, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:49 pm-4:53 pm210 - Outcomes of Subscapularis Repair Techniques after rTSA: ASystematic ReviewENS Andrew Lachance, BS, Tufts Medical School4:53 pm-4:57 pm8 - Outcomes of Simultaneous Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff and InferiorLabral RepairCPT Mikel Tihista, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center
4:57 pm-5:01 pm104 - Surgical Management of Latissimus Dorsi Tendon Ruptures inHigh-Performance Pitching Athletes: A Case Series and Review of theLiteratureENS Andrew J. Recker, BS, Wake Forest School of Medicine5:01 pm-5:05 pm147 - Treatment Trends in Rotator Cuff Tears Amongst ABOS CandidatesCPT Tyler Nicholson, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center5:05 pm-5:15 pmDiscussionRapid Fire Sessions 2D – SportsModerators: TBD4:15 pm-4:19 pm101 - Does Platelet-Rich Plasma Injection Change Pain and FunctionOutcomes of Arthroscopic Knee or Shoulder Surgery?ENS Andrew J. Recker, BS, Wake Forest School of Medicine4:19 pm-4:23 pm242 - Standard vs Expedited Sling Rehabilitation Following BicepsTenodesis Leads to Equivocal Outcomes for Post-Operative Pain andFunction: A Pilot StudyENS Andrew J. Recker, BS, Wake Forest School of Medicine4:23 pm-4:27 pm55 - Biomechanical Comparison of Onlay Distal Biceps Repair:Intramedullary Button vs. All-Suture AnchorsCPT Donald Colantonio, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter4:27 pm-4:31 pm155 - Factors Affecting Treatment of Proximal Humerus Fractures andOutcomesCPT Tyler Nicholson, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center4:31 pm-4:35 pm29 - Treatment of Glenoid Cartilage Defects Associated with PosteriorGlenohumeral Instability using Micronized Allogenic Cartilage ScaffoldCPT Michael D. Bedrin, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter4:35 pm-4:43 pmDiscussion4:43 pm-4:47 pm204 - Double Level Osteotomy for Severe Genu Varum: An Alternative toTotal Knee Arthroplasty NemesisCPT Nemesis Y. Hazim Liriano, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center4:47 pm-4:51 pm170 - Inter- and Intra-Observer Agreement is Unsatisfactory whenDetermining Study Design and Level of EvidenceLt Col Matthew R. Schmitz, MD, San Antonio Military Medical Center4:51 pm-4:55 pm185 - Modified Brostrom with and without Suture Tape Augmentation: ASystematic ReviewCPT Michael D. Bedrin, MD, Walter Reed National Military MedicalCenter
4:55 pm-4:59 pm115 - Trends in Management and Complications for Proximal HumerusFracturesCPT Daniel J. Cognetti, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center4:59 pm-5:03 pm224 - Rotator Cuff Repair Augmentation with A Novel BiphasicMineralized to Collagenous Scaffold: A First In-Human Safety Study withPreliminary Radiographic and Clinical OutcomesLT Benjamin W. Hoyt, MD, Walter Reed
SOMOS Scientific Program December 14-17, 2021 The Resort at Squaw Creek Olympic Valley, CA Tuesday, December 14 Opening Ceremony Moderators: MAJ John C. Dunn, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center LTC Jeanne C. Patzkowski, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center LTC Jonathan F. Dickens, MD, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center 7:00 am-7:10 am Color Guard
