The Society for Tennis Medicine & Science

PRESENTS

WHEN

FEBRUARY 8TH AND 9TH, 2020

WHERE

SONESTA RESORT · HILTON HEAD ISLAND

MEDICAL SESSIONS

• Junior/Elite Tennis Player development: Medical perspectives

• Adult Recreational Tennis Player: tennis-specific evaluations and treatment

• Female Athlete

COACHING/SPORT SCIENCE SESSIONS

Original research

Stroke analysis practical session

Performance training (on court) and practical sessions

9.5 CME and CEU CONTACT HOURS HAVE BEEN APPLIED FOR

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COURSE DIRECTORS

Neeru Jayanthi, MD STMS Past-President

Ben Kibler MD STMS Founder & Past-President

PROGRAM PLANNING COM MITTEE

Neeru Jayanthi, MD (STMS)

Ben Kibler, MD (STMS)

Paul Caldwell, MD (STMS)

Richard Gayle, MD (STMS)

Cassidy Foley, DO

Tony Tran, ATC

Adriana Acuna, ATC

Kayla Fujimoto Epperson, PT, DPT, CSCS

SPEAKING FACULTY

Neeru Jayanthi MD (STMS)

Ben Kibler, MD (STMS)

Walt Taylor, PhD (STMS President)

Lyndsey Pyc, DPT, ATC (WTA)

Page Love, MS, RDN, CSSD, LD

Ted Borgdering, CSCS

Cassidy Foley, DO

Gary Windler, MD (ATP)

Paul Caldwell, MD

Robert Gallo, MD

Berkeley Van Dyke PT, DPT

Sarah Gibson, MD

Adriana Acuna, ATC

Tony Tran, ATC

Robyn Rice, PT, PhD

Lorena Martin, PhD

Randy Gootzeit, OT

Jeff Vajay PT

Kayla Fujimoto Epperson, PT, DPT, CSCS

Rajiv Kumar Verma, DO, FAAFP

Milena Stephens , PTR

Alexandria Render

ONLINE REGISTRATION:

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Pre-registration is required for the course. As space is limited, your response is requested no later than

February 7, 2019 to secure your reservation and availability of course material for this conference.

FOR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT: Stefani Higgins

Phone: 708-216-1071

Email: Stefani@tennismedicine.org

All refund and cancellation requests must be made I writing, must be received by February 8, 2020

and are subject to a 25 percent service charge.

No refunds will be provided for written cancellations received after February 8, 2020

GRIEVANCE POLICY & P ROCEDURE Formal complaints are encouraged to be submitted in writing.

The complaint will be reviewed by the STMS program director and staff. A written response will be given within 15 business days.

REGISTER ONLINE AT www.tennismedicine.org

PTR or STMS MEMBER NON MEMBER (includes 2018 STMS membership)

MD/DO $199 $249

PT/ATC/Allied Health Professionals $149 $199

PTR Members ONLY $99 $99

COACH (or student/resident/in-training)

$99 $149

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020

7:45am WELCOME/INTRODUCTION Neeru Jayanthi, MD & Ben Kibler, MD

TENNIS SPECIFIC POPULATIONS: BEST STRATEGIES & LATEST UPDATES Moderator: Neeru Jayanthi, MD

8:00am Managing the Professional Tennis Player: Comprehensive Care

Walt Taylor, PhD (WTA)

8:25am Adult Tennis Player: Why Are They Always Hurt?

Paul Caldwell, MD

8:50am Junior Tennis Player: When To Worry & When To Keep Playing?

Neeru Jayanthi, MD

9:15am Female Tennis Player: Gender-Specific Differences In Treatment

Cassidy Foley Davelaar, DO, FAAP, CAQSM vs WTA

9:40am “Attitude Is A Choice: A Dedication To Ollie Stephens”

Milena Stephens (PTR)

9:45am PANEL DISCUSSION

10:00am TRANSITION

REHABILITATION & TENNIS-SPECIFIC IN TENNIS PLAYERS SWITCH TO SUNDAY? Moderator: Lyndsey Elizando, PT, AT

COACHING SPORT SCIENCE: RETURN TO PLAY SYMPOSIUM Moderator: Ben Kibler, MD

10:10am Tennis– Specific Evaluations: Identify & Address Deficencies

How To Accurately Collect Data From Professional Athletes Applying the Sports Science Data Protocol?

Aylin Seyalioglu, PT, ATC Lorena Martin, PhD

10:25am Trunk First, Then Kinetic Chain: Evidence & Injury Prevention

Updates On Return To Play Decisions From The ATP Tour

Robyn Rice, PT, PhD Gary Windler (ATP)

10:50am Hip & Spine Rehab In The Tennis Player: Which Do You Treat First?

Monitoring Load In Tennis: Lets Be Practical

Lyndsey Elizando, PT, AT Natalie Myers, PhD

11:15am Self-Assessment In The Tennis Player: How Can You Make Your Own Corrections?

Effective Serve Mechanics & Return To Play Progression (PTR exchange lecture)

Jeff Vajay, PT (ATP) Ben Kibler, MD

11:50am Graston Technique In The Tennis Player: ROM & Increase Deep Breathing

RTP In The Adult Tennis Player: A Prescription For Success

Randy Gootzeit, OT Tony Tran, ATC & Neeru Jayanthi, MD

12:15pm PANEL DISCUSSION PANEL DISCUSSION

12:30pm ON COURT LUNCH provided by STMS

1:30pm iTPA On Court Movement & Tennis Medical Stroke Adjustment

Ted Borgerding,CSCS, Neeru Jayanthi, MD & Ben Kibler, MD

4:30pm STMS TENNIS OPEN PLAY (4:30pm - 6:30pm)

7:00pm FACULTY DINNER RECEPTION

SUNDAY , FEBRUARY 9, 2020

CHECK-IN MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURY IN TENNIS PLAYERS Moderator: Paul Caldwell, MD

8:00am Return To Tennis Following Knee Surgery: How Successful Is It?

Robert Gallo, MD

8:25am Shoulder Injuries In the Tennis Player: Optimum Evaluation & Treatment

Ben Kibler, MD

8:50am Backhand Wrist: A New Tennis-Specific Diagnosis

Kayla Fujimoto Epperson, PT, DPT, CSCS

9:15am Hamstring Injuries In Tennis: Expert Advice On When Not To Operate

Mathew Pombo, MD

9:40am PANEL DISCUSSION

RESEARCH AND CASES Moderator: Natalie Myers, PhD

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS IN TENNIS MEDICINE Moderator: Cassidy Foley, DO

10:10am Introduction: Research & Case Presentations

Comprehensive Pre-participation Evaluations Of Elite USTA Tennis Players: What Is All Involved?

Sarah Gibson, MD

10:15am Risk Factors For Lower Limb Injuries (hip & foot/ankle) In Elite Junior And Professional Tennis Players

How to Assess &Treat Fatigue in the Elite Tennis Player

Robyn Rice, PT, PhD Walter Taylor, PhD

10:30am Hip Pain In Adult Tennis Player: Hip Scope, Resurface, or Replace

Making Medical Decisions At Tournaments

Adriana Acuna, ATC Jana Upshaw, MD

10:45am Young Athlete Injure Outcome Study (IOS)

Managing the Vegetarian Tennis Athlete's Sport Nutrition Performance Planning

Rajiv Kumar Verma, DO, FAAFP, CAQSM, RMSK

Page Love, MS, RDN, CSSD, LD

11:00am Heat Myths In The Tennis Player: Case Based Approach

Setting Up A Local Tennis Medicine Program To An STMS Center of Excellence

Alexandria Render Neeru Jayanthi MD, Adriana Acuna, ATC, Tony Tran, ATC, and Ted Borgdering, CSCS

11:15am Determination of Normative KJOC Scores In College And Junior Tennis Players

PANEL DISCUSSION WITH ALL SPEAKERS

Natalie Myers, PhD

11:30am Low Back Pain In Junior Tennis Player: Don’t Ignore The Back Case

Berkeley Van Dyke PT, DPT

11:45am Identifying Differences In Elastographic Properties Of The Achilles Tendon Across Subsets Of Tennis Player

Robert Gallo, MD

12:00pm PANEL DISCUSSION Moderator: Paul Caldwell, MD

12:30pm CONFERENCE ADJOURN

TARGET AUDIENCE

Physicians, physical therapists, athletic trainers and researchers who are interested in understanding the

current treatment of various medical and orthopaedic problems that affect tennis players of all levels.

Current updates about approaches being taken by professional tennis and many experts in all levels of

tennis as well as approaches to tennis specific scientific testing will be covered. The congress will provide

didactic lectures and interactive discussions.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

This conference will provide participants the ability to acquire additional techniques of evaluation,

management, treatment, and training for tennis players:

DEVELOP EVALUATION S KILLS FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL ISSUES SPECIFIC TO TENNIS

Upon completion of this activity, participant will be able to:

~Develop methods to screen for the injured tennis player and comprehensive care of the tennis athlete

~Differentiate basic from the additional techniques of evaluation, management, and appropriate need for

advanced techniques and procedures in tennis and other athletes

~Recommend appropriate strategies to help conditions that affect a tennis player’s ability to compete, such

as heat and hydration

DEVELOP ADDITIONAL TECHNIQUES OF EVALUATION, MANAGEMENT, AND REHABILITATION OF

MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURIES

Upon completion of this activity, participant will be able to:

~List new concepts of rehabilitation of tennis players with injuries into their practice

~List new concepts of performance training of tennis players for injury prevention

DEVELOP UPDATED EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACHES TO TENNIS SPECIFIC MEDICAL AND MUSCULO-

SKELETAL CONDITIONS

Upon completion of this activity, participant will be able to:

~Differentiate the epidemiology of injuries in various levels of tennis players in their

decision-making regarding injury prevention and what is the appropriate treatment of tendinopathy in

tennis players

~Develop earlier recognition of tennis specific injuries to prevent long-term morbidities

~Recommend when to utilize tennis-specific screening evaluation, training, and return to play after injury

NON-DISCRIMINATORY S TATEMENT

STMS does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, military sta-

tus, sexual orientation or age. STMS is committed to accessibility and no-discrimination in all aspects of its

continuing education activities. Participants who have special needs are encouraged to contact the STMS

program organizers so that all reasonable efforts to accommodate these needs can be made.