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6th Annual
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February 25 - March 1, 2015
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A Continuing Medical Education Podiatric Conference
Presented by the Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine
The Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine is an approved sponsor of podiatric
continuing medical education programs through the Council of Podiatric Medical Education.
Please Note Start Time! Registration Starts at 7:30a.m.
SCHEDULE
Tentative Schedule, Subject to Change
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25, 2015
Welcome and Course Introduction
(8:50 a.m. – 5:50 p.m.)
Hallux Abducto Valgus – Update
Morning CME: 2h 40m
Afternoon CME: 4h.20m
• Biomechanics of the 1st ray: Surgical Implication in Biomechanics – Doug Ritchie, DPM
• Why do Some Pronated Feet get HAV? – Robert Phillips, DPM
• Update – Distal Metaphyseal Osteotomies – Allen Jacobs, DPM
Total CME: 7h
BREAK (Food and Beverage on own)
• Back to Basics – Base Wedge Osteotomy Revisited – Allen Jacobs, DPM
• Fixation Considerations in 1st ray Osteotomy & Fusion Surgery – Marc Hoffbauer, DPM
• Lapidus: Pearls and Literature Update – Jeffrey Whitaker, DPM
LUNCH
Adult Acquired Pes Planus Deformity
OPTIONAL WORKSHOP
• Emerging Technologies for Adult Acquired Pes Planus – Jeffrey Shook, DPM
• Adult Acquired Flatfoot: Biomechanical Evaluation and Conservative Treatment,
Not all Stage II Deformities Need Surgery – Doug Ritchie, DPM
• Planning Flatfoot Surgery – Robert Phillips, DPM
• Twisted Plate Theory: Procedure Success and Failure – Doug Ritchie, DPM
(6:00 – 8:00 p.m.)
BREAK
• Adult Acquired Pes Planus: Surgical Approach via Algorithm – Marc Hoffbauer, DPM
• Double Calcaneal Osteotomy – Jeffrey Whitaker, DPM
• Subtalar Joint Arthrodesis for Adult Acquired Pes Planus – Jeffrey Shook, DPM
• Triple Arthrodesis and Ankle Joint Arthritis in Adult Acquired Pes Planus Stage III/IV – Marc Hoffbauer, DPM
THURSDAY, FEB. 26, 2015
Welcome and Course Introduction
(7:30 a.m. – 6:10 p.m.)
Infection Update for the Clinical Practitioner
Morning CME: 4h.5m
Afternoon CME: 4h.30m
• EBM Update 2015 - Radiographic Evaluation of MSK Pedal Infections – What’s new? – Larry Osher, DPM
• New IDSA Criteria for Treating Soft Tissue Infections – Allen Jacobs, DPM
• Imaging of the Diabetic Foot – Mark Schweitzer, MD
• Topical Antibacterial Dressings – EBM (SilvrSTAT, Amerigel, etc.) – Allen Jacobs, DPM
(2) Additional CME Hours
- Doug Richie, DPM
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Total CME: 8h.35m
BREAK
• Diabetic Foot Infections – David Aronoff, MD
• MRSA & Resistant Organisms Update (Dalbavancin, etc.) – Allen Jacobs, DPM
• Diagnosis & Management of Necrotizing foot /LE infections – David Aronoff, MD
•Surgical Management of Infection – Jeffrey Shook, DPM
LUNCH
Diagnosis & Treatment of Ankle Problems
• MR of ankle ligament injuries – Mark Schweitzer, MD
• Office-based treatment for Ankle Sprains – Doug Ritchie, DPM
• MR of impingement syndromes – Mark Schweitzer, MD
• Lateral Ankle Stabilization – Doug Ritchie, DPM
WELCOME RECEPTION
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Podopediatrics Update
(6:20 – 7:20 p.m.)
• Tarsal Coalition – Management Principles – Jeffrey Whitaker, DPM
• Management of the Pediatric Bunion – Allen Jacobs, DPM
• Evaluation of Pediatric Flatfoot – Allen Jacobs, DPM
• Subtalar joint Arthroereisis – Allen Jacobs, DPM
General Information – The Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine cannot be held liable for events beyond our control. All information in this brochure is accurate
at the time of publication. The final schedule of lecture presentations is subject to change and will be published and distributed the first day of the seminar.
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SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, FEB. 27, 2015
(7:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.)
Morning CME: 5h
Tentative Schedule, Subject to Change
Practical Biomechanics - and Applications - for the Clinician
• Gait Retraining for the Podiatrist – Christopher MacLean, PhD
• Fixing Your Patients’ Orthotic Problems – Robert Phillips, DPM
• Do Foot Orthoses Influence Muscular Activity – Christopher MacLean, PhD
• Collaborative Case Studies in Applied Biomechanics – Christopher MacLean, PhD
BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS
Nuts N’ Bolts Dermatology – Modern Office Practice Essentials
• Interesting Case Studies in Podiatric Medicine – Brad Bakotic, DO, DPM
• New Topical and Oral Treatments for Onychomycosis – Allen Jacobs, DPM
• Exceptional Ulcer Etiologies...They Exist! – Brad Bakotic, DO, DPM
• Principles of Dermoscopy – Myron Bodman, DPM
• Laser Treatment for Onychomycosis – Myron Bodman, DPM
SATURDAY, FEB. 28, 2015
Limb Salvage,Vascular Medicine Update
(8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.)
• Perioperative Management of Anticoagulative disorders – Allen Jacobs, DPM
• PAD 101 Clinical syndromes/treatments. Overview of P.A.D. – Lee Kirskey, MD
• Classifying the threatened limb: New WIFi grading system. A national Podiatry, Vascular Surgery collaborative
– Lee Kirskey, MD
Morning CME: 3h. 30m
BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS - RAFFLE A
• Current concepts in Revascularization of the Threatened Limb. Endo vs Open? An Evidence-based review
of critical limb ischemia outcomes with specific vascular devices including atherectomy, DES, Basil trial
– Lee Kirskey, MD
• DVT prophylaxis in foot surgery – Allen Jacobs, DPM
RAFFLE B - BIG RAFFLE (Exhibit Hall)
SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 2015
BIG BREAKFAST BUFFET
(7:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.)
Back to School – Improving and Enhancing Your Skills
Morning CME: 3h.15m
• 2015 Update – Management of Morton’s Neuroma – Allan Boike, DPM
• Importance of Accurate Documentation Basic Sequence of Interpretation & Imaging Strategies
– Larry Osher, DPM
• Discerning Normal from Abnormal – Common Pedal “Fake-outs” – Larry Osher, DPM
• Can you describe this? Audience Participation – Larry Osher, DPM
• Identifying Basic Categories of MSK Disease – Larry Osher, DPM
• Pedal Cases - Generating Appropriate Differentials – Larry Osher, DPM
Total Lecture CME with Workshop: 29 Hours 40 Minutes
EDUCATIONAL GOALS & OBJECTIVES
WEDNESDAY A.M. - HALLUX ABDUCTO VALGUS UPDATE
This module will provide the physician with an in-depth update of the latest controversies and surgical techniques in the surgery of hallux abducto valgus deformity.
By the completion of this module, the participant will be able to:
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Incorporate modern biomechanical principles in first ray surgery
Correlate pronation with hallux valgus formation
Offer pros and cons for the use of various fixation methods for first ray osteotomies
Defend the use of advanced vs. conventional osseous fixation methods in osteotomy &
arthrodesis surgery
Present a structured approach to the selection of distal metaphyseal osteotomies
Defend the use of the base-wedge 1st ray osteotomy in modern practice
List evidence-based medical pros and cons of the Lapidus procedure
Enumerate basic principles of successful revision hallux valgus surgery
WEDNESDAY P.M. – ADULT-ACQUIRED PES PLANUS DEFORMITY UPDATE
This module will provide the physician with an in-depth update of the latest principles of conservative and surgical management of adult-acquired pes planus deformity and staged posterior tibialis
tendon dysfunction. As a modular update, practitioner experience is tempered against a foundation of evidence-based medicine.
By the completion of this module, the practitioner will:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION B – PODOPEDIATRICS UPDATE
This module will present updates to common topics involving the pediatric foot. As with all modular
update sessions, practitioner experience is tempered against a foundation of evidence-based
medicine. To this end, the participant will be able to:
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Enumerate current management principles of the pediatric hallux valgus deformity
Relate surgical treatment concepts for tarsal coalitions
Select advanced surgical methods to manage the more challenging tarsal coalition cases
Offer an organized approach to the evaluation of pediatric flatfoot
Present current selection and procedural principles of the subtalar joint arthroereisis procedure
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION A: PRACTICAL BIOMECHANICS – AND APPLICATIONS FOR THE
CLINICIAN
This module will focus on applied biomechanical principles to a range of everyday clinical problems
in podiatric and sports medicine practice. The session will be moderated by Douglas Richie, D.P.M.
By the end of this module, the podiatric practitioner will be able to:
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Basically outline how applied biomechanics relates to everyday Podiatric office practice
Illuminate basic principles of orthotic modification and repair
Advance arguments that foot orthoses can and do influence muscular activity
Integrate applied biomechanical principles based upon clinical case studies
- Be able to discuss the significance of the “twisted plate” theory in flatfoot procedure selection
and implementation
- Discover emerging technologies for the management of adult-acquired pes planus deformity
- Be able to present contrasting arguments of conservative vs. surgical treatment of stage II
deformities
- Present an algorithmic/organized approach to planning flatfoot surgery
- Enumerate pros and cons of the double calcaneal osteotomy
- Relate the current use of subtalar joint and triple arthrodesis for Stage III/IV deformities along
with ankle joint arthritis
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION B: 2015 NUTS N’ BOLTS DERMATOLOGY UPDATE - MODERN
OFFICE PRACTICE ESSENTIALS
The practitioner will become familiar with dermatologic principles in modern-day practice environment, and enhance his/her diagnostic and management acumen via a series of podiatric dermatologic case studies
AFTERNOON WORKSHOP (JSB Orthotics): “EXPANDING AFO THERAPY IN PODIATRIC
PRACTICE”
Objective: To teach how AFO's can be used for Tendinopathy conditions of the foot and ankle
Exceptional Ulcer Etiologies...They Exist! Objective: Attendees will review the many causes of
lower extremity ulcers which fall outside the boundaries of what is typical. Strategies for diagnosis
will be reviewed.
Upon Completion attendees will know how AFO's can be used for DJD of the ankle and hind foot,
understand the evaluation and management of neuromuscular conditions of the lower extremity
and acquire hands-on experience in proper casting techniques of podiatric ankle-foot orthoses.
In addition, by the completion of this module, the participant will:
THURSDAY A.M. – INFECTION UPDATE FOR THE CLINICAL PRACITIONER
This module will present an in-depth update on current principles of evaluation and management of
the diabetic/high risk foot and musculoskeletal infection. To this end, the participant will be able to:
- Compare and contrast emerging imaging techniques in bone & joint imaging of infection, with
potential application to the complicated Diabetic foot infection
- Relate current imaging principles of Diabetic foot infection
- Summarize the new IDSA Criteria for treating soft tissue infections
- Defend the use, and selection of antibiotics in Diabetic foot infection
- Defend the use and selection of topical antibacterial dressings based upon recent evidence in the
medical literature
- Enumerate current strategies for MRSA treatment, with emphasis on new and emerging antiinfective agents (including the potential use topical agents)
- Recall basic principles of surgical management of the infected foot
- Recognize signs of necrotizing foot/lower-extremity infections, and enumerate fundamental manage
ment principles
THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION A – DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT OF ANKLE PROBLEMS
This module will present an update to office evaluation and management of the injured ankle.
To this end, the participant will be able to:
- Outline the steps of in-office evaluation & management of the sprained ankle
- Recount basic ankle MRI protocols, and identify basic pathologies associated with MRI of the
Injured Ankle
- Recognize basic MRI findings indicative of ankle joint impingement syndromes
- Present the most current principles of lateral ankle stabilization
Interesting Case Studies in Podiatric Medicine - This presentation will highlight various interesting
dermatological conditions as they might manifest in the skin of the lower extremity. Attendees of
this session will gain a better appreciation for the wide array of skin disease that can present in the
foot, and the value of critical dermatological examinations.
- Be able to employ new topical and oral treatments for onychomycosis
- Be able to defend the use of office / pocket dermoscopy in the evaluation of suspected skin
pathology
- List the basic dermoscopic characteristics of the more commonly encountered skin lesions
SATURDAY MORNING - LIMB SALVAGE, VASCULAR MEDICINE UPDATE
The podiatric physician is commonly pressed to recognize and manage patients with underlying
vascular disorders, both arterial and venous. By the completion of this module, the participant will
be able to:
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Outline the steps in a basic assessment of the high risk PVD patient
List basic P.A.D. clinical syndromes and their management
Enumerate principles of perioperative management of anticoagulative disorders
Advance the new WIFi grading collaborative Vascular surgery-Podiatry system for the threatened
dysvascular limb
- Based upon current EBM of critical limb ischemic outcomes, defend Endo vs Open vascular
surgical techniques
- Recount current concepts in revascularization of the threatened limb
- Outline current EBM principles of DVT prophylaxis in foot surgery
SUNDAY MORNING – GETTING BETTER AT RADIOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION
The goal of this session is to afford participants an opportunity to improve their radiographic
interpretive skills. This will be accomplished with a combination of lectures and cases. By the end
of this session, the practitioner will able to:
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List the 6 basic step of radiographic interpretation
Practice describing pathologic processes
Recognize and classify basic MSK pathologies
Generate appropriate differentials
Hone their abilities in accurately ranking differentials
Recognize common errors in pedal radiographic imaging
Recount the newest management options for Morton’s neuroma
SPEAKERS
David Aronoff, MD
- Board Certified, Internal Medicine
- Editor-in-Chief, Infectious Disease Reports
- Director, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Division of Infectious Disease
- Associate Professor, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Department of Pathology,
Microbiology & Immunology
Bradley W. Bakotic, DPM, DO
- Founder & Developer of Bako Integrated Physician Solutions
- Board Certified Dermatopathology, Anatomic & Clinical Pathology
- Serves on the Editorial Boards of the Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery, Podiatry Online,
and Dermatopathology Practical and Conceptual
Myron Bodman, DPM
- Associate Professor, Department of Podiatric Medicine, Kent State University College
of Podiatric Medicine, Independence, Ohio
- Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine
- Private Practice, Fairview Park, Ohiol
Allan Boike, DPM
- Dean, Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine, Independence, Ohio
- Professor, Department of Podiatric Surgery, Kent State University College of Podiatric
Medicine, Independence, Ohio
- Doctorate, Podiatric Medicine, Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine
- Diplomate, American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery
Marc Hoffbauer, DPM
- Board Certified in Foot and Ankle Reconstructive Surgery, American Board of
Podiatric Surgery
- Member, American Podiatric Medical Association
- Staff, Monongahela Valley Hospital, Uniontown Hospital, St. Clair Hospital, Shadyside
Hospital, The Washington Hospital and Southwest Regional Medical Center.
Allen Jacobs, DPM
- Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery
- Fellow, American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
- Chair, Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery, Council for Journal Management
- Private Practice, St. Louis, Missouri
- Scientific Co-Chair, 2015 Southeast National Conference
Lee Kirskey, MD
- Board Certified in Vascular Surgery
- Vascular Surgeon, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH.
- Specialty, Peripheral Arterial Disease
Christopher MacLean, Ph.D.
- Doctorate, Biomechanics, University of Massachusetts Amherst
- Director, Fortius Lab & Applied Biomechanics, Fortius Sport & Health, Burnaby, BC
- Specialty, Biomechanics
Larry Osher, DPM
- Scientific Co-Chair, 2015 Southeast National Conference
- Professor, Department of Podiatric Medicine, Kent State University College of Podiatric
Medicine, Independence, Ohio
- Director, Radiology Department, Cleveland Foot & Ankle Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio
- Chairman, Ohio Radiation Generating Equipment Committee, Ohio
- Department of Health, Columbus, Ohio
- Section Editor, Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery
Robert D. Phillips, DPM
- Podiatry Team Leader, General Podiatry, Orlando VA Medical Center, Orlando, Florida
- Faculty, Florida Hospital Family Practice Residency, Orlando FL
- Professor of Podiatric Medicine, University of Central Florida Medical School, Orlando FL
- Doctorate of Podiatric Medicine, California College of Podiatric Medicine,
San Francisco, California
Doug Richie, DPM
- Doctorate of Podiatric Medicine, California College of Podiatric Medicine
- Certified in Foot and Ankle Surgery, American Board of Podiatric Surgery
- Fellow, American College of Foot and Ankle Orthopedics and Medicine
- Fellow, American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine
Jeffrey Shook, DPM
- Fellow, American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons
- Specialty, trauma of foot and ankle
- Diabetic foot reconstruction
Jeffrey Whitaker, DPM
- Associate Professor, Department of Surgery, Kent State University College of Podiatric
Medicine
- Diplomat, American Board of Podiatric Surgery
- California School of Podiatric Medicine
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