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58th Annual MeetingDecember 12-16, 2016 | The Resort at Squaw Creek | Olympic Valley, CA

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Grantor & Exhibitor Acknowledgements

The Society of Military Orthopaedic Surgeons is grateful for the support of itseducational grantors and exhibitors. Thank you for your participation andcommitment to SOMOS.

PLATINUM

Arthrex, Inc.Pacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Stryker Orthopaedics

GOLD

DePuy SynthesZimmer Biomet -

SILVER

Bioventus LLC - Legally Mine

COPPER

ERMI Inc.Henry M. Jackson FoundationJRF OrthoPremier Shockwave

Sanofi, a Global Life Sciences CompanySpartan Medical Inc.Vericel Corporation

EXHIBITOR

3D SystemsAesculap Biologics, LLCApplied BiologicsCelling BiosciencesConMedExamworks Group, Inc.Ferring PharmaceuticalsFH Orthopedics, Inc.FujiFilm SonoSite

Game ReadyHapad, Inc.HologicIsto BiologicsMayo ClinicMcGinley OrthopedicsMiMedxMusculoskeletal Transplant

Foundation

Ortho Device SolutionsOrthofixÖssur AmericasRTI SurgicalSkeletal DynamicsTHINK Surgical, Inc.TriMed, Inc.VQ OrthoCare

BRONZE

KCI, an Acelity Company

SOMOS President's WelcomeDear SOMOS Colleagues,

It is my pleasure and honor to welcome you to Squaw Valley and this year's Annual Meeting. Weare celebrating the 58th Annual Meeting of the Society of Military Orthopaedic Surgeons. Becauseof you, the outstanding members of SOMOS, this meeting will prove to be the best one yet. We hada record number of abstract submissions reflecting your dedication to research. Our two programco-chairs, Drs. James Blair and Judd Robins, have put together a stellar program of didactics andresearch presentations for this year's Annual Meeting. I am very excited about the program that

they have put together. Additionally, many thanks to our Orthopaedic Consultants, the SOMOS Board of Directorsand our Committee Chairs who have put in a tremendous amount of work to make this year's meeting a resoundingsuccess.

The academic program includes cutting edge research from our members and over 12 instructional course lecturesfrom world renown experts in their sub-specialty fields. We will be honored to have current AAOS president Dr.Gerald Williams speak to us not only about his experience in treating shoulder conditions but also on the status ofAAOS and where our national society will be going in the future.

There will be many opportunities to have non-CME educational activities during breaks and lunches. These activitieshave been designed to give you exposure to new surgical techniques and the latest in surgical technology.Additionally, there will be ample time to reconnect with colleagues, discuss cases, and collaborate on future research.I strongly encourage you to take full advantage of all the educational opportunities available to you during the AnnualMeeting. Sign up early for the hands-on training during the lunches and vendor workshops. We also have severalgreat events planned for the Commanders’ Cup! As always there will be stiff competition from the three services aswe fight for the Commanders Cup supremacy!

SOMOS continues to afford its membership many opportunities in researcher, leadership and volunterism. I wouldhighly recommend that each of you consider getting involved in many of the committees and programs that SOMOSoffers. This year we are excited to have a new mentor program where mentors who have been in SOMOS for manyyears have graciously offered to take new residents and/or junior staff under their wings. This is an excellentopportunity to stand on the shoulder of giants. Additionally, we are proud to announce a new leadership award forjunior staff to attend the John Feagin Leadership Program in May 2017. If you missed out on applying this year, Iwould highly recommend applying next year.

We are very excited to have a long-awaited DoD collaborative database to enable to answer many of the pressingquestions that our patients and their conditions present to us. This database and the research we glean from it willput SOMOS surgeons at the forefront of our profession giving us even more opportunities to serve.

Again, welcome to the Annual Meeting. It is my desire that everyone will come away with some pearl of knowledgethat will enable us to be better surgeons, leaders and educators.

Sincerely,

Mark Slabaugh, MDLt Col Mark Slabaugh, MD2016 President, Society of Military Orthopaedic Surgeons

Summary of Events

Monday, December 12

12:00 pm-5:00 pmBoard of Directors Meeting

12:00 pm-8:00 pmMeeting Registration

12:00 pm-11:59 pmSpeaker Ready Area

5:30 pm-6:30 pmSponsor Reception

6:30 pm-9:00 pmWelcome Reception with Exhibitors Join us for a fun evening filled with delicious food, and many of yourmedical industry friends as we kick off an exceptional week. This is anopportunity to visit with the Exhibitors.

Tuesday, December 13

12:00 am-11:59 pmSpeaker Ready Area

6:30 am-8:00 amRegistered Attendees’ Breakfast

6:30 am-11:45 amMeeting Registration

6:30 am-11:45 amTechnical Exhibits, Coffee Breaks and Daily Drawing

The Drawing will take place at the end of the Second Break in theExhibit Area. You must be present to win!

7:00 am-7:20 amOpening Ceremony

7:20 am-7:50 amSymposium 1: Lower Extremity Injuries 1

7:50 am-8:10 amBreak with Exhibitors

8:10 am-9:10 amGeneral Session 1: Lower Extremity Injuries 1

9:15 am-9:45 amRapid Fire Session 1A: Miscellaneous TraumaRapid Fire Session 1B: Basic ScienceRapid Fire Session 1C: EducationRapid Fire Session 1D: Military Medicine

9:50 am-10:20 amSymposium 2: Lower Extremity Injuries 2


10:40 am-11:40 amGeneral Session 2: Lower Extremity Injuries 2

11:40 am-12:40 pmSOMOS Luncheon – Industry Presentations *Not for CME CreditDePuyDT MedSurg, LLC, a Data Trace Company(Seminar presentation supported by an unrestricted educational grant fromPacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc.)Legally Mine Stryker Orthopaedics

12:45 pm-2:15 pmScientific E-Poster Session

Presenters will be available to answer questions.

2:15 pm-3:30 pmMultimedia Education Session


3:30 pm-4:00 pmSymposium 3: Upper Extremity Trauma

4:00 pm-5:00 pmGeneral Session 3: Upper Extremity Trauma



7:00 pm-10:00 pmCommander’s Cup Event Broomball Tournament and Spectator EventIt’s time to heat things up with the first event of the Commander’sCup Competition! The race to the cup begins with a “friendly,” out-door Broomball Tournament where teams of six will heat up the iceduring this “hockey like” sporting event. Off the ice, hearty fare willwarm your spirits, and an outdoor bar will be available to keep you

SpeakersMilitary: Service Uniform/Class “A”Civilian: Suit & Tie

Educational SessionsMilitary: Working Uniform/Class “C”Civilian: Business Casual

Awards DinnerMilitary & Civilian: Business Casual

Special EventsCasual

Dress Code

Summary of Events

toasty as you cheer on your favorite team. Rubber-soled shoes re-quired for all participants.

Wednesday, December 14


6:30 am-7:00 amScientific E-Poster Session




6:30 am-11:25 pmTechnical Exhibits, Coffee Breaks and Daily Drawing

The Drawing will take place at the end of the Second Break in theExhibit Area. You must be present to win!

7:00 am-7:30 amSymposium 4: Sports – Knee

7:30 am-8:30 amGeneral Session 4: Sports – Knee


8:50 am-9:20 amRapid Fire Session 2A: Shoulder InstabilityRapid Fire Session 2B: Young Adult Hip Preservation Session

Rapid Fire Session 2C: Sports KneeRapid Fire Session 2D: Miscellaneous

9:25 am-9:55 amSymposium 5: Sports Foot and Ankle Injuries


10:15 am-11:15 amGeneral Session 5: Sports Foot and Ankle Injuries

11:15 am-11:25 amCDR Michael T. Mazurek Clinician Scholar Award Presentation

11:25 am-12:25 pmSOMOS Luncheon – Industry Presentations *Not for CME CreditBioventusStryker Orthopaedics





3:30 pm-4:00 pmSymposium 6: Sports – Pediatric Sports Injuries

4:00 pm-5:00 pmGeneral Session 6: Sports – Sports Injuries

5:00 pm-5:10 pmBreak

5:10 pm-5:40 pmCurrent Concepts

5:40 pm-6:00 pmJoint-Service Research Initiative

6:00 pm-6:45 pmSOMOS Dinner – Industry Presentation *Not for CME CreditDT MedSurg, LLC, a Data Trace Company(Seminar presentation supported by an unrestricted educational grant from PaciraPharmaceuticals, Inc.)Advances in Postsurgical Pain Management by Romney Andersen,MD

7:00 pm-9:00 pmCommander’s Cup Event Curling Tournament and Spectator EventWhat is curling? Seemingly simple, but very competitive, curlingutilizes a granite stone, a long handled brush, a sheet of ice, and atarget 42 yards away. The team of four that finishes with their stonescloser to the target than their opponents’ wins a game. Curling is anOlympic sport, which uniquely mixes keen competition and camara-derie with a wonderful social atmosphere. Enjoy the s’mores andother sweets then warm up with your favorite coffee liquor drink!

Thursday, December 15


Summary of Events


6:00 am-7:00 amService Consultant Breakouts

Air Force Army Navy


7:00 am-7:30 amSymposium 7: Hand

7:30 am-8:30 amGeneral Session 7: Jamie Dianne Bulken-Hoover MemorialHand Session

8:30 am-8:45 amRefreshment Break

8:45 am-9:15 amRapid Fire Session 3A: HandRapid Fire Session 3B: SpineRapid Fire Session 3C: Shoulder Reconstruction/Pediatric

Rapid Fire Session 3D: Adult Reconstruction

9:20 am-9:50 amAAOS Report & Business Meeting

10:00 am-10:30 amSymposium 8: Shoulder

10:30 am-11:30 amGeneral Session 8: Shoulder

11:30 am-12:30 pmScientific E-Poster Session


12:00 pm-2:00 pmCommander’s Cup Event Dual Slalom EventThis is the final event in the Commander’s Cup Competition. If youhave ever wanted to race like the members of the U.S. Ski Team, nowis your chance! Each racer gets a chance to achieve the fastest timeon two combined runs.

12:00 pm-2:00 pmAmerican Society for Surgery of the Hand Luncheon


6:30 pm-10:00 pmAwards Dinner Enjoy delicious food, drinks and good friends as we celebrate themany successes of the week! This signature event will include theCOL Brian Allgood Memorial Leadership Award presentation alongwith the winners of the Founder’s Award, the Norman T. Kirk Award,and the Louise House Award, a few special recognitions, and thewinner of this year’s Commander’s Cup Competition.Presidential Guest Speaker: COL Michael Steele

Friday, December 1612:00 am-11:45 pmSpeaker Ready Area

6:30 am-7:00 amScientific E-Poster Session




7:00 am-7:30 amSymposium 9: Adult Reconstruction

7:30 am-8:30 amGeneral Session 9: Adult Reconstruction

8:30 am-9:00 amSymposium 10: Spine


9:15 am-10:15 amGeneral Session 10: Spine


10:25 am-10:55 amSymposium 11: Tumor

10:55 am-11:45 amGeneral Session 11: Tumor

11:45 am-12:45 pmMultimedia Education Session

11:50 am-1:45 pmBoard of Directors’ Meeting

Scientific Program Alpine Ballroom, Unless Otherwise Specified

CME ACCREDITATIONThe American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons designates this live activity for a maximum of 30.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

* 20 CME Credits for Scientific Program* 6 CME Credits for Scientific E-Poster Sessions* 4.75 CME Credits for Multimedia Education Sessions

Tuesday, December 13Opening CeremonyModerators: MAJ James A. Blair, MD, Program Co-Chair, WilliamBeaumont Army Medical Center, El Paso, TXLt Col R. Judd Robins, MD, Program Co-Chair, United States Air ForceAcademy, Colorado Springs, COLt Col Mark A. Slabaugh, MD, President, United States Air ForceAcademy, Colorado Springs, CO

7:00 am Color Guard

7:10 am Report of SOMOS President

Symposium 1: Lower Extremity Injuries 1Moderator: MAJ James A. Blair, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

7:20 am Femoral Head FracturesH. Claude Sagi, MD, Harborview Medical Center, Seattle, WA

7:45 am Discussion

7:50 am Break with Exhibitors

General Session 1: Lower Extremity Injuries 1Civilian Moderator: H. Claude Sagi, MD, Harborview Medical Center,Seattle, WAMilitary Moderator: MAJ James A. Blair, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX

8:10 am Quality Of Life, Spatiotemporal Gait Parameters AndOverall Outcomes In Patients With Elective DelayedAmputation After Failed Limb PreservationLT Kimberly Spahn, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego,San Diego, CA

8:16 am Femoral Neck Stress Fractures In Military Recruits:Clinical Course And Risk Factors For ProgressionLT Clarence E. Steele, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego,San Diego, CA

8:22 am Functional Outcomes of Operatively TreatedFemoral Neck Stress FracturesCPT Emmanuel D. Eisenstein, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Timothy B. Pekari, MPAS

8:28 am Discussion

8:34 am Lower Extremity Non Tensioned Traction Pins: Is It ABenign Procedure?CAPT Irshad A. Shakir, MD, Saint Louis University School ofMedicine, St. Louis, MO

8:40 am Delayed Primary Closure Of Fasciotomies UtilizingAcute DermatotractionCapt James W. Barnes, MD, University of Missouri - KansasCity, Kansas City, MO

8:46 am Spatiotemporal Gait Improvements After PilonFracture Using The Intrepid Dynamic SkeletalOrthosisLT Michael A Quacinella, DO, MPH, Naval Medical CenterSan Diego, San Diego, CA

8:52 am Dismounted Complex Blast Injuries: Patterns OfContralateral Limb Injuries In Patients With LowerExtremity AmputationsCPT Steven Wilding, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

8:58 am Early Revision Surgery For Tibial Plateau FracturesLT Dominic Van Nielen, MD, Naval Medical CenterPortsmouth, Portsmouth, VA

9:04 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 1A: Miscellaneous TraumaModerator: MAJ Justin T. Fowler, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

9:15 am Plafond Impaction In Supination-Adduction AnkleFractures: The Role Of Computed Tomography InDiagnosis And Surgical PlanningRam K. Alluri, MD, Keck School of Medicine at USC, LosAngeles, CA

9:19 am Outcomes Of Lisfranc Injuries In An Active DutyMilitary PopulationCPT Michael P. Hawkinson, MD, San Antonio MilitaryMedical Center, San Antonio, TX

9:23 am Treatment of Low Energy Lisfranc Joint Injuries in aYoung Athletic Population: Primary ArthrodesisCompared with Open Reduction and Internal FixationLCDR Grant K. Cochran, MD, Naval Medical Center SanDiego, San Diego, CA


9:27 am Discussion

9:30 am Introduction of Modern Reverse Total ShoulderArthroplasty: A Comprehensive Analysis of a High-Volume CenterMaj Dane H. Salazar, MD, Washington University, St. Louis,MO

9:34 am Outcomes Of Triceps Rupture In The US Military.Minimum 2 Year Follow-UpCPT John Dunn, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Nicholas Zarkadis, DO

9:38 am A Systematic Review Of Pre-Clinical Trials To PreventOr Treat Bone Non-UnionCaptain Sarah K. Stewart, MBChB, Frimley Park Hospital,Surry, UK

9:42 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 1B: Basic ScienceModerator: MAJ Jessica C. Rivera, MD, US Army Institute of SurgicalResearch, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

9:15 am The Effect Of Mesenchymal Progenitor Cell TherapyOn Fibrosis And Recovery In A Muscle Crush ModeLT Daniel W. Griffin, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Christoper Daniels, MD

9:19 am In-Vivo Chondrotoxicity Of Liposomal Bupivacaine InA Porcine ModelCPT K. Aaron Shaw, DO, Dwight D. Eisenhower ArmyMedical Center, Fort Gordon, GA

9:23 am Detecting Differences In The Interpretation OfRadiographs: Do Gaze Data Vary Based On Level OfExpertise?Maj Andrew J. Sheean, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, San Antonio, TX

9:27 am Discussion

9:30 am In Vitro Effect Of Vancomycin On The Viability OfArticular ChondrocytesCPT K. Aaron Shaw, DO, Dwight D. Eisenhower ArmyMedical Center, Fort Gordon, GA

9:34 am Serum Metal Ions In Well-Functioning Total HipArthroplasty: Does Femoral Stem Metallurgy AffectResults?LCDR Brian T. Barlow, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego,San Diego, CA

9:38 am Local Control Of Polymicrobial Infections Via A DualAntibiotic Delivery SystemCPT David J. Tennent, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, Fort Sam Houston, TX

9:42 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 1C: EducationModerator: LtCol Wade T. Gordon, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

9:15 am Orthopaedic Residency Training Structure.Implications On Quantity And Quality Of ScholarshipCPT John Dunn, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Richard Van Tienderen, DO

9:19 am Publication Rate Of Abstracts Presented At TheAnnual Military Orthopaedic Meeting,CPT John Dunn, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Richard Van Tienderen, DO

9:23 am Factors Impacting The Quantity And Quality OfResearch Publications At Academic OrthopaedicResidency ProgramsMAJ Chad A. Krueger, MD, Womack Army Medical Center,Fort Bragg, NC

9:27 am Discussion

9:30 am 3-Year Analysis Of Value And Utilization AfterDevelopment Of An Orthopaedic UltrasoundInjection ClinicCPT Chase A. Dukes, MD, Madigan Army Medical Center,Tacoma, WA

9:34 am Orthopaedic Resident Surgical Case Log DisparitiesObserved In The Next Accreditation SystemCPT Jonathan H. Payne, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, Fort Sam Houston, TX

9:38 am Analysis of References Used in Orthopaedic Self-Assessment ExamsCapt Sean P. Moroze, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, Fort Sam Houston, TX*Presented by Capt Andrew S. Murtha, MD

9:42 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 1D: Military Medicine Moderator: LTC Kenneth J. Nelson, MD, Womack Army Medical Center,Fort Bragg, NC

9:15 am Something Old Or Something New? Casualty CareBehind The Lines 1916COL (RTD) Peter F. Sharwood, MBBS, FRACS, FA(Orth)A,Greenslopes Private Hospital, Brisbane, QLD

9:19 am An Analysis Of The Most Commonly Tested TopicsAnd Their Taxonomy From Recent Self-AssessmentExaminationsCapt Andrew S. Murtha, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, Fort Sam Houston, TX

9:23 am The Impact Of The Thomas SplintCOL (RTD) Peter F. Sharwood, MBBS, FRACS, FA(Orth)A,Greenslopes Private Hospital, Brisbane, QLD

9:27 am Discussion


9:30 am Evolution Of FSTS Supporting UnconventionalWarfare: Considerations For Future DevelopmentAnd UtilizationCPT(P) Michael A. Donohue, MD, Walter Reed NationalMilitary Medical Center, Bethesda, MD

9:34 am Deployment Numbers And What They Are Telling UsMAJ Jeremy McCallum, MD, Landstuhl Regional MedicalCenter, Landstuhl, Germany

9:38 am The Interwar Period: Promising Role For MedicalReadiness Training Exercises In Maintaining MilitaryOrthopedic Surgical Skills2D LT Kelly C. Mead, BA, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, Fort Sam Houston, TX

9:42 am Discussion

Symposium 2: Lower Extremity Injuries 2Moderator: Maj Ryan Finnan, MD, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH

9:50 am Failure: Engineering in OrthopaedicsMichael T. Archdeacon, MD, MSE, University of CincinnatiAcademic Health Center, Cincinnati, OH

10:15 am Discussion


General Session 2: Lower Extremity Injuries 2Civilian Moderator: Michael T. Archdeacon, MD, MSE, University ofCincinnati Academic Health Center, Cincinnati, OHMilitary Moderator: Maj Ryan Finnan, MD, University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati, OH

10:40 am Founder’s AwardContinual Near Infrared Spectroscopy Monitoring inthe Injured Extremity at Risk for Acute CompartmentSyndrome—Results of a Prospective, FDA-IDE TrialBrett A. Freedman, MD, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN

10:46 am A Pilot Study Of Tele-Surgery For CompartmentReleaseLCol Max Talbot, MD, FRCSC, Canadian Armed Forces,Montréal, QC

10:52 am Creation And Evaluation Of A Training Program ToTrain Non-Orthopedic Medical Personnel ToAccurately Measure Leg IntracompartmentalPressure With Use Of A Novel Pressure TransducerLt Col Christopher T. LeBrun, MD, R. Adams Cowley ShockTrauma Center, Baltimore, MD

10:58 am Mechanical Wound Therapy - The Next Generation inAdvanced Wound CareBrett A. Freedman, MD, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN

11:04 am Discussion

11:10 am ORIF vs ORIF And Primary Subtalar Arthrodesis ForDisplaced Intraarticular Calcaneus Fractures: ADecision AnalysisCPT Emmanuel D. Eisenstein, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX

11:16 am Combat Hindfoot Fractures In UK Military 2003-2014- Is Salvage Feasible?Surg Lt Philippa M. Bennett, MB, ChB, Royal Centre forDefence Medicine, Birmingham, UK

11:22 am Outcomes Of Talus Fractures Associated WithCombat-Related InjuriesCapt Travis J. Junge, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, San Antonio, TX

11:28 am Hindfoot Fractures In UK Combat Casualties:Medium-Term Patient Reported OutcomesSurg Lt Cdr Jowan G. Penn-Barwell, MB ChB, MSc, FRCS (Tr& Orth), Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, Birmingham, UK

11:34 am Discussion

11:40 am SOMOS Luncheon – Industry Presentations*Not for CME CreditLegally Mine

Presented by Art McOmberDePuy SynthesDT MedSurg, LLC, a Data Trace Company(Seminar presentation supported by an unrestricted educationalgrant from Pacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc.)

by Romney Andersen, MDStryker Orthopaedics

by Joel Jenne, MD

12:45 pm Scientific E-Poster Session

Poster presenters will be available to answer questions.

2:15 pm Multimedia Education Session

Symposium 3: Upper Extremity TraumaModerator: Lt Col Christopher T. LeBrun, MD, R. Adams Cowley ShockTrauma Center, Baltimore, MD

3:30 pm Fractures of the Clavicle: How Science ChangedPracticeMichael D. McKee, MD, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, ON

3:55 pm Discussion

General Session 3: Upper Extremity TraumaCivilian Moderator: Michael D. McKee, MD, St. Michael’s Hospital,Toronto, ONMilitary Moderator: Lt Col Christopher T. LeBrun, MD, R. Adams CowleyShock Trauma Center, Baltimore, MD

4:00 pm Upper Extremity Injuries and Correlates withAmputation Outcome Following Combat TraumaCapt John J. Carroll, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, San Antonio, TX

4:06 pm Operative Management Of Unstable Radial HeadFractures In A Young Active PopulationCPT Emmanuel D. Eisenstein, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Phillip R. Schneider MD


4:12 pm Orthopaedic And Plastic Surgery Training DifferencesManifested In The Analysis Of Distal Radius FractureFixationLogan R. Koehler, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

4:18 pm Distal Ulnar Hounsfield Units Accurately PredictsFuture Fragility Fracture RiskLT Theodora C. Dworak, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

4:24 pm Discussion

4:30 pm Acute Transhumeral Replantation For TraumaticAmputation: Early Promising ResultsLTC Joseph F. Alderete Jr., MD, Brooke Army Medical Center,Fort Sam Houston, TX

4:36 pm Ulnar Collateral Ligament Repair following ElbowDislocationAaron Wey, MD, William Beaumont Army Medical Center, ElPaso, TX

4:42 pm Radial Head Arthroplasty In The Young High DemandMilitary Servicemember With Minimum 2-YearFollow-UpCPT John Dunn, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

4:48 pm Inaccuracy In Diagnosis And Inefficiency OfManagement Of Orthopaedic Injuries By EmergencyMedicine PhysiciansCPT Nicholas A. Kusnezov, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX

4:54 pm Discussion


Poster presenters will be available to answerquestions.

Wednesday, December 14Warren Kadrmas Memorial Sports Day

6:30 am Scientific E-Poster Session


Symposium 4: Sports - KneeModerator: CDR Lance E. LeClere, MD, US Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD

7:00 am ACL Surgery, Where We’ve Been, Where We’re GoingRobert T.Burks, MD, University of Utah Health SciencesCenter, Salt Lake City, UT

7:25 am Discussion

General Session 4: Sports - KneeCivilian Moderator: Robert T. Burks, MD, University of Utah HealthSciences Center, Salt Lake City, UT

Military Moderator: CDR Lance E. LeClere, MD, US Naval Academy,Annapolis, MD

7:30 am Acute Changes In Serum Biomarkers Of CollagenTurnover And Metabolism Following AnteriorCruciate Ligament InjuryKenneth L. Cameron, PhD, MPH, ATC, Keller Army Hospital,West Point, NY

7:36 am Epidemiology and Risk Factors for Failed MeniscalRepair in a Military PopulationCPT Alaina M. Brelin, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD*Presented by LCDR George C. Balazs, MD

7:42 am Return To Duty After ACL Reconstruction: Are WeGetting Them Back?MAJ Jay B. Cook, MD, Winn Army Community Hospital, FortStewart, GA

7:48 am Moderate Return To High Impact Function AfterFresh Osteochondral Allograft Transplantation ForMedium To Large Chondral Defects Of The KneeMAJ Dimitri M. Thomas, MD, Munson Army Health Center,Fort Leavenworth, KS

7:54 am Discussion

8:00 am Predictors Of Subsequent Injury After ACLReconstruction In Children And AdolescentsCaptain Travis J. Dekker, MD, Duke University, Durham, NC

8:06 am Interference Screw Position Relative To A BonePatellar Tendon Bone Anterior Cruciate LigamentGraft In The Tibia: Is A Cortical Or Cancellous GraftScrew Interface Stronger?MAJ Nathan A. Marsh, MD, Keller Army CommunityHospital, West Point, NY

8:12 am Avoiding Graft Tunnel Mismatch In Allograft AnteriorCruciate Ligament Reconstruction: The Blumensaat’sLine MethodLCDR Patrick W. Joyner, MD, Naval Medical CenterPortsmouth, Portsmouth, VA

8:18 am Passive Anterior Tibial Subluxation in the Setting ofACL Injury: A Comparative Analysis of LigamentDeficient StatesLCDR Lucas McDonald, MD, MPH, Naval Medical Center SanDiego, San Diego, CA

8:24 am Discussion


Rapid Fire Session 2A: Shoulder InstabilityModerator: MAJ Stephen A. Parada, MD, Dwight D. Eisenhower ArmyMedical Center, Fort Gordon, GA

8:50 am Radiographic Characterization Of Posterior BoneLoss Using Computed Tomography And Three-Dimensional Printed Models With RecurrentPosterior Shoulder InstabilityCAPT (Ret) Matthew T. Provencher, MD, The Steadman


Clinic, Vail, CO*Presented by George Sanchez, BS

8:54 am Incidence and Outcomes of Open Biceps Tenodesisin Patients 30 and YoungerCPT Alaina M. Brelin, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD*Presented by LCDR George C. Balazs, MD

8:58 am Low Risk Of Recurrence After Posterior Labral RepairsIn An High-Risk US Military PopulationCPT Stephen Chan, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

9:02 am Discussion

9:05 am Prospective Analysis Of Imaging And SurgicalFindings In Surgical Instability: A Matched CohortAnalysis Of Patients With Anterior Versus PosteriorInstabilityCAPT (Ret) Matthew T. Provencher, MD, The SteadmanClinic, Vail, CO

9:09 am Anterior Anchor Position Is Not Associated WithHigher Failure Rate After Isolated Type II Slap RepairCPT William Arroyo, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Kenneth Heida, MD

9:13 am Open Versus Arthroscopic Anterior ShoulderStabilization in the Collision and Contact Athlete: ASystematic ReviewCPT Alaina M. Brelin, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD*Presented by LCDR George C. Balazs, MD

9:17 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 2B: Young Adult Hip Preservation Session

Moderators: LCDR Brian T. Barlow, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego,San Diego, CA & LCDR Terrence D. Anderson, MD, Walter Reed NationalMilitary Medical Center, Bethesda, MD

8:50 am Defining New Measures Of Debility In Patients WithFemoroacetabular Impingement SyndromeMaj Andrew J. Sheean, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, San Antonio, TX

8:54 am Hip Arthroscopy For Femoroacetabular ImpingementIn A Military Cohort: Short And Long Term OutcomesCaptain Sarah K. Stewart, MBChB, Frimley Park Hospital,Surry, UK

8:58 am Labral Hypertrophy Is Associated With Subtle HipDysplasia In An Impingement CohortMAJ Nathan A. Marsh, MD, Keller Army CommunityHospital, West Point, NY

9:02 am Discussion

9:05 am The Vacuum Sign Of The Hip: A RadiographicIndicator Of Chondrolabral DisruptionMaj Matthew C. Mai, MD, Eglin Air Force Base, Valparaiso,FL

9:09 am Safe Operation Of The Brake Pedal FollowingArthroscopic Hip SurgeryLCDR George C. Balazs, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

9:13 am Functional Outcomes Of Arthroscopically TreatedFemoroacetabular Impingement In An Active DutyPopulationCPT Griffin M. Biedron, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX

9:17 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 2C: Sports KneeModerator: LtCol Brett C. Anderson, MD, United States Air ForceAcademy, Colorado Springs, CO

8:50 am Septic Arthritis after Anterior Cruciate LigamentReconstruction: Does Graft Retention PortendIncreased Risk of Surgical Revision?CPT William Arroyo, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Kenneth Heida, MD

8:54 am Platelet Rich Plasma: No Significant EarlyImprovements In A Military Population After Intra-Articular Knee InjectionMAJ Anthony M. Barcia, MD, Combat SupportHospital/Brian Allgood Army Community Hospital, Seoul,Korea

8:58 am Functional Outcomes, Complications, And Re-Rupture Following Patellar Tendon Repair In A YoungActive Population With Intense Lower ExtremityDemandsCPT Phillip R. Schneider, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX

9:02 am Discussion

9:05 am Contemporary Surgical Trends In The ManagementOf Symptomatic Meniscal Tears Among UnitedStates Military Servicembembers: 2010-2015CPT Timothy B. Pekari, MPAS, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX

9:09 am Return To Play After ACL Injury In The NFL, WhichTeam Does It Best?CPT Emmanuel D. Eisenstein, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Nicholas Rensing, MD

9:13 am Fascia Iliaca Blockade With And Without LiposomalBupivacaine For Perioperative Pain ManagementDuring Hip ArthroscopyCPT Richard L. Purcell, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD*Presented by LT Daniel W. Griffin, MD

9:17 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 2D: MiscellaneousModerator: COL Steven J. Svoboda, MD, Keller Army CommunityHospital/United States Military Academy, West Point, NY


8:50 am Occupational Outcomes Of Reconstructive SurgeryFor Adult Acquired Flatfoot DeformityLT Michael T. Finnern, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

8:54 am Anatomically Contoured Anterior Plating For IsolatedTibiotalar Arthrodesis: A Systematic ReviewCPT Nicholas A. Kusnezov, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Richard Van Tienderen, DO

8:58 am New Technique For Tibiotalar Arthrodesis Using ANew Intramedullary Nail Device: A Cadaveric StudyCPT Emmanuel D. Eisenstein, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Nicholas Rensing, MD

9:02 am Discussion

9:05 am Return To Sport Following Intramedullary Fixation OfJones Fractures In A Young, Active PopulationLogan R. Koehler, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

9:09 am Efficacy Of Map3 Cellular Allogeneic Bone Graft InFoot And Ankle Arthrodesis ProceduresCaptain Travis J. Dekker, MD, Duke University, Durham, NC

9:13 am Radiographic Outcomes Following IntraosseousSliding Osteotomy Plate For Hallux ValgusLT Theodora C. Dworak, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

9:17 am Discussion

Symposium 5: Sports Foot and Ankle InjuriesModerator: LTC Paul M. Ryan, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

9:25 am Management Of Osteochondral Lesions Of The TalusAnnunziato “Ned” Amendola, MD, Duke Sports ScienceInstitute, Durham, NC

9:50 am Discussion


General Session 5: Sports Foot and Ankle InjuriesCivilian Moderator: Annunziato “Ned” Amendola, MD, Duke SportsScience Institute, Durham, NCMilitary Moderator: LTC Paul M. Ryan, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

10:15 am Norman T. Kirk AwardEarly Versus Delayed Weightbearing AfterMicrofracture For Osteochondral Lesions Of TheTalus: A Prospective Randomized TrialCPT James B. Deal, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

10:21 am The Epidemiology Of College Football Injuries AndTheir Impact On Performance And Gameplay In TheNational Football League (NFL): 2203 Athletes From2009-2015

CAPT (Ret) Matthew T. Provencher, MD, The SteadmanClinic, Vail, CO

10:27 am Injury Characteristics of Low-Energy Lisfranc InjuriesCompared with High-Energy InjuriesLT Christopher H. Renninger, MD, Naval Medical Center SanDiego, San Diego, CA

10:33 am Comparative Outcomes For Treatment Of ArticularCartilage Lesions In The Ankle With JuvenileParticulated Cartilage Allograft: Open VersusArthroscopic TreatmentCPT Robert C. Turner, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

10:39 am Discussion

10:45 am Low Risk For Local And Systemic Complications AfterPrimary Repair Of 1626 Achilles Tendon RupturesCPT Nicholas Rensing, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

10:51 am Rates Of Secondary Operations With Use OfParticulated Juvenile Cartilage In The Treatment OfTalus Osteochondral LesionsCaptain Travis J. Dekker, MD, Duke University, Durham, NC

10:57 am Comparison Of MRI And Operative Findings InPeroneal Tendon Disorders In A Military PopulationCPT Shawn E. Boomsma, DO, Dwight D. Eisenhower ArmyMedical Center, Fort Gordon, GA

11:03 am Treatment Of Proximal Fifth Metatarsal Fractures AndRe-Fractures In Elite Athletes With Plantar PlatingLT Ronald J. Mitchell, MD, Houston Methodist Hospital,Houston, TX

11:09 am Discussion

CDR Michael T. Mazurek Clinician Scholar AwardPresentationModerator: Lt Col Mark A. Slabaugh, MD, United States Air ForceAcademy, Colorado Springs, CO

11:15 am CDR Michael T. Mazurek Clinician Scholar AwardPresentationMAJ Chad A. Krueger, MD, Womack Army Medical Center

11:25 am SOMOS Luncheon – Industry Presentations*Not for CME CreditBioventus

by Vinod Dasa, MDStryker Orthopaedics

byNic Aldrich





Symposium 6: Sports – Pediatric Sports InjuriesModerator: Lt Col Matthew R. Schmitz, MD, FAAP, San Antonio MilitaryMedical Center, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

3:30 pm Anatomy Of The Pediatric/Adolescent Knee, AndAvoiding Physeal Injury During LigamentReconstruction?Kevin G. Shea, MD, St. Lukes Clinic Orthopedics, Boise, ID

3:55 pm Discussion

General Session 6: Sports – Sports InjuriesCivilian Moderator: Kevin G. Shea, MD, St. Lukes Clinic Orthopedics,Boise, IDMilitary Moderator: Lt Col Matthew R. Schmitz, MD, FAAP, San AntonioMilitary Medical Center, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

4:00 pm Incidence Of Anterolateral Ligament Tears In The ACLDeficient Knee - A MRI Study In A CommunityPopulationLt Col Mark A. Slabaugh, MD, United States Air ForceAcademy, Colorado Springs, CO

4:06 pm Segond Fracture: A Risk Factor for Anterior CruciateLigament Reconstruction Failure?Capt Christopher L. Gaunder, MD, San Antonio MilitaryMedical Center, San Antonio, TX

4:12 pm Second Generation Autologous ChondrocyteImplantation In The Patella: Short-Term Pain ReliefAnd Functional Outcomes Among U.S. ArmyServicemembersMAJ Brian R. Waterman, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX

4:18 pm Open Reduction Internal Fixation of IsolatedChondral Fragments Without Osseous Attachment inthe Knee: A Case SeriesLCDR James Bailey, MD, Duke University, Durham, NC

4:24 pm Discussion

4:30 pm Classification And Analysis Of Attritional GlenoidBone Loss In Recurrent Anterior Shoulder InstabilityCAPT (Ret) Matthew T. Provencher, MD, The SteadmanClinic, Vail, CO

4:36 pm Reliability Of A Simple Calculation For MeasuringGlenoid Bone Loss On 3D Computed Tomography(CT) ScansMAJ Stephen A. Parada, MD, Dwight D. Eisenhower ArmyMedical Center, Fort Gordon, GA

4:42 pm Biceps Tenodesis Vs. Repair For Type II SLAP Tears InPatients Less Than 30 Years OldLT Dominic Van Nielen, MD, Naval Medical CenterPortsmouth, Portsmouth, VA

4:48 pm Evaluating Glenoid Bone Reaction To Soft AnchorsUsed For Shoulder Labral RepairsLT Trevor M. Tompane, MD, MPH, Naval Medical Center SanDiego, San Diego, CA

4:54 pm Discussion

5:00 pm Break

Current ConceptsModerator: Lt Col R. Judd Robins, MD, United States Air Force Academy,Colorado Springs, CO

5:10 pm Individualizing Rehabilitation in Postoperative CareJohn M. Tokish, MD, Steadman Hawkins of the Carolinas,Greenville, SC

5:35 pm Discussion

Joint-Service Research InitiativeModerator: MAJ Jonathan F. Dickens, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

5:40 pm HistoryJohn M. Tokish, MD, Steadman Hawkins of the Carolinas,Greenville, SC

5:43 pm Where We Are NowMAJ Jonathan F. Dickens, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

5:46 pm Panel DiscussionBrett A. Freedman, MD, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MNTimothy C. Mauntel, PhD, ATC, Walter Reed NationalMilitary Medical Center, Bethesda, MDLTC Benjamin K. Potter, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MDCAPT (Ret) Matthew T. Provencher, MD, The SteadmanClinic, Vail, COJohn M. Tokish, MD, Steadman Hawkins of the Carolinas,Greenville, SC

Thursday, December 15

6:00 am Service BreakoutsAir Force Army Navy

Symposium 7: HandModerator: Maj Peter C. Rhee, DO, MS, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

7:00 am Bone and Cartilage Tumors of the Upper Limb: WhatEveryone Should KnowPeter M. Murray, MD, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, FL

7:25 am Discussion

General Session 7: HandCivilian Moderator: Peter M. Murray, MD, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, FLMilitary Moderator: Maj Peter C. Rhee, DO, MS, San Antonio MilitaryMedical Center, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

7:30 am Can Wrist Computed Tomography Scans AccuratelyPredict Femoral Neck Osteoporosis?LT Theodora C. Dworak, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

7:36 am The Effect Of Skin Pigmentation On Clinical Exam ForDetermination Of Limb Ischemia In Healthy Controls


MAJ Elizabeth Polfer, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

7:42 am Outcomes Following Carpal Tunnel Release InPatients Receiving Workers’ CompensationCPT John Dunn, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Richard Van Tienderen, DO

7:48 am The Boxer’s Fracture: Is Reduction With SplintImmobilization Necessary? A Systematic ReviewCPT John Dunn, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

7:54 am Discussion

8:03 am Epidemiology Of Gunshot Wounds To The HandAlexander J. Hutchinson, BS, Texas Tech University HealthSciences Center, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Alicia M. Unangst, DO

8:09 am Use Of BMP In Scaphoid Nonunion. A SystemicReviewCPT Paul L. Lanier, DO, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

8:15 am Anatomic Variation Of The Radial Artery AssociatedWith Clinically Significant IschemiaMAJ Elizabeth Polfer, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD*Presented by MAJ Jennifer Sabino, MD

8:21 am Discussion

8:30 am Refreshment Break

Rapid Fire Session 3A: HandModerators: LtCol Evan M. Jones, MD, Elmendorf Air Force Base,Anchorage, AK & Lt. Col. Paul D. ‘Chip’ Gleason, MD, Wright PattersonAir Force Base, Dayton, OH

8:45 am Clinical Outcomes Following Posterior InterosseousNerve Neurectomy For Intractable Wrist Pain: ASystematic ReviewCPT John Dunn, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Paul L. Lanier, DO

8:49 am Carpometacarpal Fracture Dislocations In TheMilitary: A Retrospective ReviewLCDR Robert O. Boatwright, MD, Naval Medical CenterPortsmouth, Portsmouth, VA

8:53 am Utility Of Wrist Computed Tomography ForPopulation-Based Osteoporosis ScreeningLT Theodora C. Dworak, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

8:57 am Discussion

9:00 am Should Arthroscopic Treatment Of Occult DorsalWrist Ganglions Be The Gold Standard?Major Kevin P. Krul, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

9:04 am Fracture Risk in Ulnohumeral Arthroplasty - HowDoes Fenestration Size Influence StructuralIntegrity?LT Patrick B. Morrissey, MD, Naval Medical Center SanDiego, San Diego, CA*Presented by LT Ryan C. Myers, MD

9:08 am Distal Ulnar Hounsfield Units Accurately ReflectForearm Bone Mineral DensityLT Theodora C. Dworak, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

9:12 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 3B: SpineModerators: Lt. Col. James Dunlap, MD, Wright Patterson Air Force Base,Dayton, OH & Cdr. David E. Gwinn, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

8:45 am Can S2-Alar-Iliac (S2ai) Screws Be Placed AccuratelyWithout Fluoroscopy?MAJ Daniel G. Kang, MD, Madigan Army Medical Center,Tacoma, WA*Presented by CPT Christopher Chen, MD

8:49 am Complications And Re-Operation Rate FollowingCervical Lateral Mass Screw FixationMAJ Daniel G. Kang, MD, Madigan Army Medical Center,Tacoma, WA*Presented by CPT Christopher Chen, MD

8:53 am Cervical Total Disc Arthroplasty Versus CervicalFusion For The Treatment Of Cervical Spondylosis:Comparative Outcomes And Impact On MilitaryAviation WaiverabilityLTC John R. Reaume, MD, Dwight D. Eisenhower ArmyMedical Center, Fort Gordon, GA

8:57 am Discussion

9:00 am Epidemiology Of Lumbago In United States MilitaryNursesCPT Mitchell C. Harris, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

9:04 am Safety And Efficacy Of Using Ultrasound BoneScalpel For Anterior Cervical CorpectomyCPT Sally Ann Corey, DO, Dwight D. Eisenhower ArmyMedical Center, Fort Gordon, GA

9:08 am Direct Dural Wound Vacuum Therapy ForRecalcitrant Posterior Instrumented Spinal Fusion: ACase Report And Review Of The LiteratureLT Andrew J. Wright, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego,San Diego, CA

9:12 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 3C: Shoulder Reconstruction/Pediatric

Moderators: MAJ Kelly G. Kilcoyne, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX & MAJ E’Stephan J. Garcia, MD, WilliamBeaumont Army Medical Center, El Paso, TX


8:45 am Radiographic Characterization of the B2 Glenoid: TheEffect of Computed Tomographic Axis OrientationMaj Dane H. Salazar, MD, Washington University, St. Louis,MO

8:49 am Radiographic Characterization of the B2 Glenoid: IsInclusion of the Entirety of the Scapula Necessary?Maj Dane H. Salazar, MD, Washington University, St. Louis,MO

8:53 am Functional Outcomes Following Lateral UlnarCollateral Ligament Reconstruction For SymptomaticPosterolateral Rotatory Instability In An AthleticPopulationCPT Marnia J. Rodriguez, MD, William Beaumont ArmyMedical Center, El Paso, TX

8:57 am Discussion

9:00 am Volumetric Considerations For Valving Long-ArmCasts: The Utility Of The Cast SpacerCPT K. Aaron Shaw, DO, Dwight D. Eisenhower ArmyMedical Center, Fort Gordon, GA

9:04 am Biomechanical Analysis of Retrograde FlexibleIntramedullary Nail Constructs in a SimulatedPediatric Femur Fracture ModelAnthony I. Riccio, MD, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital forChildren, Dallas, TX

9:08 am Cast Saw Blades: Does A Particular Blade Reduce TheRisk Of Thermal Injury?Capt Fortune J. Egbulefu, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, San Antonio, TX

9:12 am Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 3D: Adult ReconstructionModerator: Maj Robert J. McGill, MD, Joint Base Andrews, Fort Belvoir,VA

8:45 am Minimum 25 Year Follow Up Of A CementlessAnatomic Femoral Design: As Good As A CementedFixation?CPT Sean E. Slaven, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

8:49 am Modified Frailty Index Is An Effective Risk AssessmentTool In Primary Total Knee ArthroplastyMAJ Jaime L. Bellamy, DO, Emory University Orthopaedics& Spine Hospital, Atlanta, GA

8:53 am Can We Eliminate Pre-Operative Flexion ContractureAs A Contraindication To Unicompartmental KneeArthroplasty?CPT Richard L. Purcell, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD*Presented by LT Daniel W. Griffin, MD

8:57 am Discussion

9:00 am Cost Savings in Orthopaedic Total Joint ArthroplastyCareLT Daniel J. Houskamp, MD, Naval Medical Center San

Diego, San Diego, CA*Presented by LT Nicholas H. Lake, MD

9:04 am Kinematic Total Knee Arthroplasty Using AsymmetricComponents With Neutral Mechanical Alignment: TheBest Of Both Worlds?LCDR Brian T. Barlow, MD, Naval Medical Center San Diego,San Diego, CA

9:08 am Total Knee Arthroplasty for PosttraumaticOsteoarthritis in Military Personnel Under Age 50Running Title: Arthroplasty for PTOACapt Andrew S. Murtha, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, Fort Sam Houston, TX

9:12 am Discussion

AAOS Report & Business MeetingModerator: Lt Col Mark A. Slabaugh, MD, United States Air ForceAcademy, Colorado Springs, CO

9:20 am AAOS UpdateGerald R. Williams Jr., MD, American Academy ofOrthopaedic Surgeons President, The Rothman Institute,Philadelphia, PA

9:40 am Business Meeting


Symposium 8: ShoulderModerator: LCDR James E. Hammond, MD, Portsmouth Naval Hospital,Suffolk, VA

10:00 am Shoulder Arthroplasty: Past, Present, and FutureGerald R. Williams Jr., MD, The Rothman Institute,Philadelphia, PA

10:25 am Discussion

General Session 8: ShoulderCivilian Moderator: Gerald R. Williams Jr., MD, The Rothman Institute,Philadelphia, PAMilitary Moderator: LCDR James E. Hammond, MD, Portsmouth NavalHospital, Suffolk, VA

10:30 am Arthroscopic Versus Open Anterior ShoulderStabilization: A Prospective Randomized Clinical TrialWith 14 Year Follow-upCPT John D. Johnson, DO, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

10:36 am Evaluation Of The Instability Severity Index Score InPredicting Failure Following Arthroscopic BankartSurgery In An Active US Military PopulationCPT Andrew Chan, MD, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

10:42 am Failure And Complication Rates Of Proximal BicepsTenodesis With Unicortical Suture Button In The EarlyPostoperative PeriodMAJ Jay B. Cook, MD, Winn Army Community Hospital, FortStewart, GA


10:48 am A Prospective Analysis Of Patients With AnteriorVersus Posterior Shoulder Instability: A MatchedCohort Examination And Surgical Outcomes AnalysisOf 198 PatientsCAPT (Ret) Matthew T. Provencher, MD, The SteadmanClinic, Vail, CO*Presented by George Sanchez, BS

10:54 am Discussion

11:00 am Mid-Term Radiographic Progression of Arthritis inShoulders with Degenerative Arthritis Rotator CuffTearsMaj Dane H. Salazar, MD, Washington University, St. Louis,MO

11:06 am Surgical Outcomes Following Inpatient VersusOutpatient Total Shoulder Arthroplasty:Characterizing The Patient DemographicAdam R. Streit, DO, William Beaumont Army MedicalCenter, El Paso, TX

11:12 am A Comparison Of “On-Track” And “Off-Track”Assessment With Clinical Failure In A 13-YearFollow-Up Of Open Versus Arthroscopic ShoulderStabilizationsCPT Liang Zhou, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

11:18 am All Arthroscopic Treatment Of Anterior ShoulderInstability In The Setting Of Sub-Critical GlenoidBone LossCPT(P) Michael A. Donohue, MD, Walter Reed NationalMilitary Medical Center, Bethesda, MD

11:24 am Discussion




Friday, December 16



Symposium 9: Adult ReconstructionModerator: LTC Creighton Tubb, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

7:00 am Reconstructive Challenges In Revision Total HipArthroplastyWael K. Barsoum, MD, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH

7:25 am Discussion

General Session 9: Adult ReconstructionCivilian Moderator: Wael K. Barsoum, MD, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland,OHMilitary Moderator: LTC Creighton Tubb, MD, San Antonio MilitaryMedical Center, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

7:30 am Effect Of Surgical Approach And IntraoperativeImaging On Acetabular Component Alignment InTotal Hip ArthroplastyCAPT Sarah N. Pierrie, MD, Carolinas Medical Center,Charlotte, NC

7:36 am The Effectiveness Of Combined Thrombin-CollagenAnd Autologous Platelet-Rich Plasma In Total HipArthroplasty, A Prospective, Randomized ControlledTrialEric N. Bowman, MD, MPH, Campbell Clinic, Memphis, TN*Presented by Daniel B. Wells, MD

7:42 am Use Of Fluoroscopy In Direct Anterior Total HipArthroplasty: Technique, Radiation Exposure, AndFluoroscopy Time During The Learning CurveMaj Andrew S. Malin, MD, Eglin Air Force Base, Valparaiso,FL*Presented by Maj Matthew C. Mai, MD

7:48 am Comparison Of Wound Complications And DeepInfections With Direct Anterior And Posterior TotalHip Arthroplasty Approaches In Obese PatientsCPT Richard L. Purcell, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD

7:54 am Discussion

8:00 am Liposomal Bupivacaine in Total Hip Arthroplasty: Dothe Results Justify the Cost?Capt Jason A. Beachler Sr., MD, San Antonio MilitaryMedical Center, Fort Sam Houston, TX

8:06 am Utility Of Intraoperative Fluoroscopic Positioning OfTHA ComponentsCPT Christopher M. Belyea, MD, MBA, Tripler Army MedicalCenter, Honolulu, HI

8:12 am Sonication Of Arthroplasty Implants Improves TheDiagnostic Accuracy Of Periprosthetic Joint InfectionCulturesMajor (Ret) Brian A. Klatt, MD, University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh, PA

8:18 am Modified Frailty Index Is An Effective RiskAssessment Tool In Primary Total Hip ArthroplastyMAJ Jaime L. Bellamy, DO, Emory University Orthopaedics& Spine Hospital, Atlanta, GA

8:24 am Discussion

Symposium 10: SpineModerator: Lt. Col. James Dunlap, MD, Wright Patterson Air Force Base,Dayton, OH


8:30 am Surgical Treatment of Subaxial DeformitiesJames D. Kang, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital,Boston, MA

8:55 am Discussion


General Session 10: SpineCivilian Moderator: James D. Kang, MD, Brigham and Women’sHospital, Boston, MAMilitary Moderator: Lt. Col. James Dunlap, MD, Wright Patterson AirForce Base, Dayton, OH

9:15 am Does Single- Versus Two-Stage Pedicle SubtractionOsteotomy In Spinal Deformity Surgery InfluencePerioperative Complications?MAJ Daniel G. Kang, MD, Madigan Army Medical Center,Tacoma, WA

9:21 am Structural Adaptations Of Paraspinal Musculature InActive-Duty Marines With Intervertebral DiscDegenerationENS Jessica R. Stambaugh, BS, University of California, SanDiego School of Medicine, San Diego, CA

9:27 am Orthopaedics Versus Neurosurgery: Differences InSurgical Outcomes Following Anterior Spinal FusionCPT Tyler Trevino, BS, MS, Texas Tech University HealthSciences Center, El Paso, TX*Presented by CPT Alicia M. Unangst, DO

9:33 am Non-Accidental Spinal Trauma In Very YoungChildren: A Nationwide Perspective Over A SevenYear PeriodCPT Zackary A. Johnson, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

9:39 am Discussion

9:45 am Subsidence After Transforaminal Lumbar InterbodyFusion: Effect On Lumbopelvic Sagittal AlignmentAnd Clinical OutcomesLCDR Theodore J. Steelman, MD, Walter Reed NationalMilitary Medical Center, Bethesda, MD

9:51 am Lumbar Disc Space Preparation With Cone Beam-Computed Tomography And Navigation: ACadaveric StudyCPT Richard K. Hurley Jr., MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

9:57 am The Incidence Of Lumbar Disc Herniation In MilitaryHelicopter Pilots Versus Matched Controls Over A10 Year PeriodCPT James B. Deal, MD, Tripler Army Medical Center,Honolulu, HI

10:03 am Diagnosing The Undiagnosed: Osteoporosis InPatients Undergoing Lumbar FusionCapt Peter Formby, MD, Walter Reed National MilitaryMedical Center, Bethesda, MD*Presented by LCDR Theodore J. Steelman, MD

10:09 am Discussion


Symposium 11: TumorModerator: LTC Joseph F. Alderete Jr., MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

10:25 am Current Considerations in Sarcoma SurgeryR. Lor Randall, MD, Huntsman Cancer Institute, Salt LakeCity, UT

10:50 am Discussion

General Session 11: TumorCivilian Moderator: R. Lor Randall, MD, Huntsman Cancer Institute, SaltLake City, UTMilitary Moderator: LTC Joseph F. Alderete Jr., MD, San Antonio MilitaryMedical Center, JBSA-Fort Sam Houston, TX

10:55 am The Role Of Surgical Resection In Pelvic EwingSarcoma: A Retrospective Case SeriesCPT Sean Kelly, MD, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort SamHouston TX

11:01 am Long Term Results Of Segmental IntercalaryReplacement Of Long Bones Following TumorResection And Evolution Of TechniqueLTC Joseph F. Alderete Jr., MD, Brooke Army MedicalCenter, Fort Sam Houston, TX

11:07 am Juxta-Articular Osteoid Osteoma of the Knee: A CaseReportCPT Matti P. Asuma, MD, Madigan Army Medical Center,Tacoma, WA

11:13 am Discussion

11:20 am Metastatic Bladder Cancer To The Proximal Femur -A Case ReportCPT Sally Ann Corey, DO, Dwight D. Eisenhower ArmyMedical Center, Fort Gordon, GA

11:26 am Carcinoma Mimicking Sarcoma: A Case of MetastaticMyoepithelial CarcinomaCapt Tierney A. Shannon, MD, San Antonio Military MedicalCenter, Fort Sam Houston, TX

11:32 am Intrasite Vancomycin Powder Reduces Infection RateFollowing Posterior Spinal Fusion For Spinal TumorsMAJ Daniel G. Kang, MD, Madigan Army Medical Center,Tacoma, WA

11:38 am Discussion

11:45 am Multimedia Education Session

Scientific E-Posters Castle Peak A, Castle Peak B, Monument Peak, Pyramid Peak

FOOT & ANKLEPoster 1: Isolated Subtalar Arthrodesis For Avascular Necrosis OfThe Talus

Poster 2: Characterization And Incidence Of Missed PosteriorMalleolus Fractures

Poster 3: Mid-Term Results And Functional Outcomes Of Mini-Open Achilles Tendon Repairs In U.S. Military Service Members

Poster 4: Arthroscopic Debridement And Percutaneous SutureButton Fixation For Treatment Of Chronic Ankle Syndesmosis In-juries In Active Duty Population

Poster 5: Clinical Outcome Following Extracorporeal Shock WaveTherapy For Chronic Plantar Fasciitis

Poster 6: Simple 1-Step Ankle Arthroscopy Distraction

Poster 7: Simplified Setup to Achieve Distraction for Toe Ar-throscopy

Poster 8: Posterior Ankle Arthroscopic Fracture Reduction WithInternal Fixation

INFECTIONPoster 9: Necrotizing Infection Of A Closed Proximal HumerusFracture

Poster 10: Community-Acquired MRSA Rotator Cuff PyomyositisAnd Scapular Osteomyelitis In Immunocompetent Pediatric Pa-tient

ADULT RECONSTRUCTIONPoster 11: Dual Mobility Implants are Cost-Saving for PrimaryTHA: A Cost-Utility Analysis Using Direct and Indirect Costs

Poster 12: Modified Precautions In Posterior Approach THA:Rapid Recovery And Low Dislocation Rates

Poster 13: Normalization Of Metal Ion Levels After Revising Met-al On Polyethylene Bearings In Total Hip Arthroplasty

Poster 14: Screening Dental Disease; Do Race/Income Play aRole?

BASIC SCIENCEPoster 15: Optimal Protein Intake in Athletes

OTHERPoster 16: Iatrogenic Instability Following Hip Arthroscopy: ASeries Of Two Cases Treated With Periacetabular Osteotomy

PEDIATRICSPoster 17: Benign Acute Childhood Myositis –A Rare Cause OfAbnormal Gait

Poster 18: A Case Report of Talocalcaneal Coalition and SubtalarGanglion Cyst: 5-year Postoperative Follow-up

Poster 19: Mechanical Testing Of Epiphysiodesis Screws

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT/EDUCATIONPoster 20: Contact Dermatitis Reaction to 2-OctylcyanoacrylateFollowing Two Orthopaedic Procedures: A Case Series and Litera-ture Review

STATION ACastle Peak A

STATION BCastle Peak B

Scientific E-Posters Castle Peak A, Castle Peak B, Monument Peak, Pyramid Peak

KNEEPoster 21: Delayed Osteochondral Allograft Due To New Diag-nosis Of Ochronosis

SHOULDER/ELBOWPoster 22: The Correlation Between CTA, MRA and ArthroscopicFindings in Young Adults with Shoulder Complaints

Poster 23: Survey Of Shoulder Arthroplasty Surgeons’ MethodsFor Infection Avoidance

SPINEPoster 24: Thoracic Disc Herniation With Concomitant LumbarSpinal Stenosis Resulting In Epidural Compression Syndrome In ARenal Transplant Patient

TRAUMAPoster 25: Understanding the Influence of Malnutrition on Out-comes Following Orthopaedic Trauma: A Systematic Review

Poster 26: 3D Printing In Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery: A ReviewOf Current Literature

Poster 27: The Use Of Mini Fragment Plates To Decrease TheRate Of Hardware Removal In Clavicles Treated With Open Re-duction Internal Fixation

Poster 28: Mechanical Failure of Precice Femoral LengtheningNail: A Case Report

WAR TRAUMA/MILITARY MEDICINEPoster 29: The Future of Three-Dimensional Printing in MilitaryOrthopaedic Surgery

Poster 30: Description Of The Patient's Health Profile VeteranPMC Afghanistan Based On An Assessment Of Post-TraumaticMusculoskeletal Injuries

SPORTS INJURIESPoster 31: Atlantic Coast Conference Mandatory CollegeFootball Medical Observer. A Necessary Addition to the Preex-isting Medical Team?

Poster 32: Morphologic Distribution Of The Anterior InferiorIliac Spine In Patients With And Without Hip Impingement:Reliability, Validity, And Relationship To Intraoperative Assess-ment

Poster 33: Correlating Blumensaat’s Line To Native Acl LengthFor Graft Length Determination In ACL Reconstruction

Poster 34: Retrospective Analysis Of Hip Arthroscopy PatientsTo Analyze Most Frequently Encountered Complications InThe Military Population

Poster 35: Has There Been A Paradigm Shift In The TreatmentOf SLAP Tears? An Investigation Of SLAP Repairs And BicepsTenodesis In The Young Active Military Population

Poster 36: Clinical Results Of Subpectoral Biceps TenodesisUsing A Single Unicortical Anchor: A Retrospective Review OfProspective Data

Poster 37: Trunk And Lower Extremity Kinematics And StressFracture Risk Factors Influence Biomarkers Of Bone TurnoverDuring Cadet Basic Training

Poster 38: Ambulatory Physical Activity During The InitialTraining Phase In Naval Commando And Submarine Units

Poster 39: Changes In Testosterone Levels After ArthroscopicSurgery: A Pilot Study

HAND/WRISTPoster 40: Pseudoseptic Reaction Following MetacarpophalangealPyrocarbon Arthroplasty: Case Report And Operative Treatment

STATION CMonument Peak

STATION DPyramid Peak

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Grand Sierra BallroomMeeting Registration, Speaker Ready Area, WelcomeReception, Technical Exhibits, Coffee Breaks and DailyDrawing, Multimedia Education Sessions

Alpine BallroomScientific Program, Army Service Break-Out Session

Tinker’s KnobBoard of Directors Meetings

Castle Peak A-BRapid Fire & E-Poster Sessions A & B

Monument Peak A-BRapid Fire & E-Poster Session C, Navy Service Breakout,DT Med Surg, LLC Luncheon, Zimmer Luncheon

Pyramid PeakRapid Fire & E-Poster Session D

Emigrant PeakStryker Sawbones Lab

Silver PeakAir Force Service Breakout, Legally Mine Luncheon

Papoose PeakDePuy Luncheon, Bioventus Luncheon

CascadesAwards Dinner

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Ice RinkCurling Tournament, Broomball Tournament

Nastar Course (On ridge at the top of Shirley Lake - liftaccess via Gold Coast chair lift traverse)Dual Slalom Event

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Society of Military Orthopaedic Surgeons 58th Annual Meeting · Society of Military Orthopaedic Surgeons 58th Annual Meeting December 12-16, 2016 | The Resort at Squaw Creek ... The