Course curriculum (syllabus subject to change) | ||||
Day 1 Distal radius fractures -- persistent questions | ||||
6:00 | CME questions / breakfast | |||
7:00 | Wrist pathology overview | |||
7:15 | Radiographic markers of fracture complexity | |||
7:35 | Volar plate panel: Do designs matter, plate position, dorsal fixation from volar side, distal fixation, are outcomes superior? | |||
8:20 | Peri-articular instability panel: How to recognize, when to treat, methods of fixation, critical corner, dorsal instability, radial column, reduction tricks and tips | |||
9:00 | Lab 1: Group A. Distal radius fixation Group B. Exposures and case presentations |
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9:45 | Lab 2: Group A. Exposures and case presentations Group B. Distal radius fixation |
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10:30 | Break | |||
10:45 | Panel: Alternate fixation, is there a role? Nails, cages, pins, external fixation, casts, neglect | |||
11:15 | Damage control orthopaedics | |||
11:35 | Distal radial malunions | |||
11:55 | The pediatric wrist: Growth plate and congenital problems | |||
12:15 | Panel: Myths and Dogma -- The Sexagenarian and Septuagenarian View | |||
1:00 | Adjourn | |||
Day 2 Disorders of the carpus | ||||
6:00 | CME questions / breakfast | |||
7:00 | Basic and not so basic carpal anatomy | |||
7:20 | Questions/discussion | |||
7:25 | Scaphoid fractures | |||
7:45 | Scaphoid nonunions/malunions | |||
8:00 | Questions/discussion |
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8:05 | Scapholunate instability -- are we close to a solution? | |||
8:25 | Perilunate and other carpal injuries | |||
8:45 | Questions/discussion | |||
8:50 | Lab 3: Group A. Carpal instability Group B. Case presentations carpal instability | |||
9:35 | Lab 4: Group A. Case presentations carpal instability Group B. Carpal instability | |||
10:20 | Break | |||
10:35 | Salvage procedures for sequelae of intercarpal injuries | |||
10:55 | Kienböck's disease | |||
11:15 | Questions/discussion | |||
11:25 | Surgical technique tricks and tips: Scaphoid ORIF, scapholunate ligament reconstruction, limited intercarpal fusions, proximal row carpectomy, scaphoid non-union | |||
12:15 | Case presentations: Strange and unusual cases of carpal pathology over my career | |||
12:50 | Questions/discussion | |||
1:00 | Adjourn | |||
Day 3 Wrist reconstructive | ||||
6:00 | CME questions / breakfast | |||
7:10 | Instability of the distal radioulnar joint: recognition and treatment | |||
7:20 | Ulnar impaction | |||
7:40 | Ulnar head excision -- does it still have a place | |||
8:00 | Questions/discussion | |||
8:05 | Salvage procedures: fusions and future directions in total wrist arthroplasty | |||
8:20 | Questions/discussion | |||
8:25 | Miscellaneous causes of ulnar sided wrist pain | |||
8:40 | Questions/discussion | |||
8:45 | Lab 5: Group A. DRUJ arthroplasty Group B. Case presentations carpal reconstructive |
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9:30 | Lab 6: Group A. Case presentations carpal reconstructive Group B. DRUJ arthroplasty |
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10:15 | Break | |||
10:30 | Coding, compliance, and political correctness | |||
10:45 | CMC arthritis | |||
11:05 | Surgical techniques - tricks and tips Arthroscopic TFCC repair, arthroscopic ulno-triquetral debridement, arthroscopic ganglion cyst excision, open reconstruction DRUJ instability, ulnar head replacement, total wrist arthroplasty |
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11:50 | Questions / discussion | |||
11:55 | Naked and afraid -- A complication game show | |||
12:55 | Questions/closing comments | |||
1:00 | Adjourn | |||
This
activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential
Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the Hawai‘i Consortium for
Continuing Medical Education and the Wrist 2017 Planning Committee.
The Hawai‘i
Consortium for Continuing Medical Education is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical
education for physicians.