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John D. Adams, Jr., MD

Prisma Health
Greenville, SC

Fellowship: University of Missouri
Columbia, MO

David Dalstrom, MD

Scripps Memorial Hospital
La Jolla, CA

Fellowship: Harborview Medical Center
Seattle, WA

Mark Gage, MD

Duke University Medical Center
Durham, NC

Fellowship: University of Maryland
Baltimore, MD

Soren Olsen, MD

Northwest Orthopaedic Specialists
Spokane, WA

Fellowships: Taos Orthopedic Institute
Taos, NM
Harborview Medical Center
Seattle, WA

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Daniel Patton, MD

Arrowhead Orthopedics
Redlands, CA

Fellowship: Orthopedic Associates of Michigan
Grand Rapids, MI

Edward Westrick, MD

Allegheny Orthopaedic Associates
Pittsburgh, PA

Fellowship: Harborview Medical Center
Seattle, WA

Richard Yoon, MD

RWJ Barnabas Health
Jersey City, NJ

Fellowship: Orlando Regional Medical Center
Orlando, FL

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Friday, February 7, 2020

12:00 pm	Registration and Lunch
1:00 pm	Introduction
1:10 pm	What I Didn’t Learn in Fellowship: The Soft-Tissue Side of Trauma
1:30 pm	Around the Horn: Lightning Round (Case-Based)
3:00 pm	Break
3:15 pm	Cases I Wish I Could Have Turfed and the Lessons I Learned
4:30 pm	Reception
5:30 pm	Adjourn

Saturday, February 8, 2020

7:30 am	Breakfast
	Didactic I: Syndesmosis
8:00 am	Isn’t a Joint Supposed to Move?
8:20 am	Getting the Reduction Right
8:30 am	The Role of the AITFL in Ankle Fractures
8:40 am	Dealing With the Deltoid
8:50 am	Where Are We Now: Posterior Mal Fractures and the PITFL
9:00 am	Case Presentations
	Didactic II: Ankle Fractures
9:40 am	IM Nail for Fibula Fractures? But Plates Are So Easy!
9:50 am	Ankle Fractures in 2020: Arthroscopes and Weightbearing
10:00 am	Maisonneuve Fractures: How High Is Too High?
10:10 am	See Something, Do Something: Acute OCD in Ankle Fractures
10:20 am	Case Presentations
	Didactic III: Trauma Innovations
10:50 am	Foot and Ankle Trauma Innovations
11:00 am	Orthobiologics Trauma Innovations
	Didactic IV: Foot Trauma
11:10 am	They See You – Do You See Them? The Ligamentous Lisfranc
11:20 am	Really? Still Opening Your Achilles? Go Perc or Go Home!
11:30 am	The Dusted Calc: What Should I Do?
11:40 am	Jones Fractures and the Failed 5th: Advancements in Treatment
11:50 am	Just a Bit Outside: Trauma Outside the Foot and Ankle
12:00 pm	Lunch
1:00 pm	Wet Lab Session
4:00 pm	Adjourn

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Medical Education Training Program — Foot and Ankle

FOOT AND ANKLE TRAUMA COURSE LEVEL III

DESCRIPTION

This technique-oriented program is designed to expose physician attendees to the latest surgical concepts in lower extremity surgical techniques. Practical hands-on lab and training sessions maximize physician exposure to the latest tools and techniques.

FACULTY

John D. Adams, Jr., MD

David Dalstrom, MD

Mark Gage, MD

Soren Olsen, MD

Daniel Patton, MD

Edward Westrick, MD

Richard Yoon, MD

AGENDA

Research and Education