16th Annual New Technology in Upper Extremity Surgery: The Cutting Edge With Advancing Translational Research
Cleveland, OhioJune 5-7, 2016
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Cleveland, OhioJune 5-7, 2016
16th Annual New Technology in Upper Extremity Surgery: The Cutting Edge With Advancing Translational Research
Cleveland, Ohio, June 5-7, 201616th Annual New Technology in Upper Extremity Surgery: The Cutting Edge With Advancing Translational Research
An Overview
The Annual New Technology in Upper Extremity Surgery: The Cutting Edge With Advancing Translational Research focuses on the hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder, and represents an on-going commitment to provide an introduction to the latest advances in the care and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal disorders of the upper extremity for practicing orthopaedic surgeons, orthopaedic surgery residents/fellows, physician assistants, occupational therapists, physical therapists, registered nurses, orthopaedic surgery assistants, scrub technologists, surgical assistants, orthopaedic technicians, and biomedical engineers. The combination of offering exposure to live surgical cases, hands-on skills workshops, didactic lectures and case presentation discussions, with direct faculty/participant interaction provides an ideal platform for the dissemination of new techniques designed to enhance patient care through a thoughtful educational experience.An Overview
Organizing Committee
William H. Seitz, Jr. MD, DirectorZong-Ming Li, PhD, Co-DirectorMary Intorcio, Program ManagerOrganizing Committee
Program At-a-Glance
Sunday, June 5, Resident/Fellow SymposiumMonday, June 6, Sessions and WorkshopsTuesday, June 7, Sessions and WorkshopsInvited Faculty PresentersProgram At-a-Glance
Robert H. Ablove, M.D., Erie County Medical Center
J. Robert Anderson, M.D., University Hospitals Case Medical CenterB. Todd Bafus, M.D., MetroHealth Medical CenterNancy Baker, ScD, MPH, OTR, University of PittsburghJ. Lee Berger, M.D., Fairlawn, NJJudy Colditz, OT/L, CHT, FAOT, Raleigh, NC - Anita Moss LecturerLynn A. Crosby, M.D., Medical College of GeorgiaEdward Diao, M.D., University of California, San FranciscoDonald Endrizzi, M.D., Maine Medical CenterRobert J. Gillespie, M.D., University Hospitals Case Medical CenterA. Seth Greenwald, D.Phil. (Oxon), Orthopaedic Research LaboratoriesWarren C. Hammert, M.D., University of Rochester Medical CenterHarry Hoyen, M.D., MetroHealth Medical CenterJoseph P. Iannotti, M.D., Ph.D., Cleveland ClinicJack V. Ingari, M.D., York, PASanjeev Kakar, M.D., Mayo ClinicMichael Keith, M.D., MetroHealth Medical CenterDonald H. Lee, M.D., Vanderbilt UniversityZong-Ming Li, PhD, Cleveland ClinicL. Scott Levin, M.D., University of PennsylvaniaJohn D. Lubahn, M.D., Erie, PAKevin J. Malone, M.D., MetroHealth Medical CenterSteven D. Maschke, M.D., Cleveland ClinicRobert J. Neviaser, M.D., George Washington University Medical CenterRick F. Papandrea, M.D., Waukesha, WIPaul D. Paterson, M.D., Buffalo, NYEric T. Ricchetti, M.D., Cleveland ClinicMelvin P. Rosenwasser, M.D., Columbia University Medical CenterAdam B. Shafritz, M.D., University of Vermont College of MedicinePaul S. Shapiro, M.D., Michigan Orthopaedic InstitutePatty Shimko, OTR/L, Cleveland ClinicShafic A. Sraj, M.D., Weston, WVMarc A. Trzeciak, D.O., Modesto, CAYuji Umeda, M.D., Cleveland ClinicThomas F. Varecka, M.D., Hennepin Medical CenterDavid Zelouf, M.D., Philadelphia Hand CenterRobert H. Ablove, M.D., Erie County Medical Center
Alan Wilde, M.D. Resident and Fellow Research Symposium
Residents and Fellows in all programs are encouraged to submit abstracts for presentation regarding their upper extremity research. Topics may embrace bench research, clinical research or translational research. Presenters will be allowed a ten minute time slot to present their research followed by discussion. Papers and presentations will be judged based on clarity and value of scientific content. The two papers judged to be the outstanding presentations will then be presented as part of the CME programming on Tuesday during the didactic sessions and the presenters will receive an award and recognition. This forum includes all aspects of upper extremity from the shoulder to the fingertip and provides an opportunity for future leaders in the realm of Upper Extremity Surgery to interact and share research with each other as well as with our national and international faculty. Residents and fellows whose papers are accepted for presentation will have registration fees waived for the Cutting Edge meeting. We encourage all residents and fellows involved in upper extremity research to submit abstracts to Mary Intorcio (mainto@ccf.org). The deadline for abstract submission is listed in the Key Dates.Alan Wilde, M.D. Resident and Fellow Research Symposium
Key Dates
May 20, 2016 Deadline for abstract submission for Resident/Fellow SymposiumMay 29, 2016 Deadline for pre-registrationJune 5-7, 2016 Meeting datesKey Dates
Venue
Castele Learning CenterLutheran Hospital 1730 West 25th StreetCleveland, OH 44113Venue
Course Fees
Student ..........................................................................$175 ($200 on-site) Fellow/Resident, Allied Health Professional..................$200 ($225 on-site) Surgeon/Physician.........................................................$250 ($275 on-site)Workshops .....................................................................$0Course Fees
Pre-Registration
Pre-registration for this conference will close on Friday, May 29, 2016. To register after this date you must do so on-site. Confirmation is sent by mail or email. In case of cancellation, a full refund will be made if cancelled by June 3, 2016. Written notification of your cancellation is required to process your refund. No refunds will be issued after June 3, 2016. Walk-in and late registration will only be accepted if space is available. >> Course fee includes continental breakfast and boxed lunch. >> Course fee may be paid by check or by credit card. >> Please make checks payable to: Lutheran Hospital, Castele Learning Center - Fund #301.00>> For payments by credit card: Lutheran Hospital recognizes the importance of protecting the privacy and security of information provided to us. Therefore, we are no longer requesting credit card data in writing, including registration forms or faxes. If you would like to register using a credit card, please call Mary Intorcio at 216-523-7021 where it will be handled directly.>>Please submit course registration to Mary Intorcio with contact information enclosed below. Pre-Registration
Hotel Reservations
Room reservations must be made directly with with the Hilton Garden Inn Cleveland Downtown by telephone (877-782-9444). Callers can give reference of “Lutheran Hospital” or say “Group Code LUH” to get special rate; All reservations must be guaranteed by with a credit card.)Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Cleveland1100 Carnegie AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44115http://www.clevelanddowntown.stayhgi.comHotel Reservations
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Contact
Mary IntorcioProgram ManagerCastele Learning CenterLutheran HospitalCleveland Clinic1730 West 25th StreetCleveland, Ohio 44113Phone: 216-523-7021Fax: 216-523-7022mainto@ccf.orgContact
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