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WellSpan Orthopaedic Graduation Lecture Symposium 2022

Overview
Faculty
Schedule

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Overview

This Symposium will provide residents the opportunity to present their research projects and discuss perspectives on the broad range of orthopaedic knowledge, care, and surgical practice. Dr. Mehlman and resident speakers will provide a forum for the scientific, clinical, and economic views of orthopaedic surgery to better prevent and treat musculoskeletal disease.

Objectives

At the conclusion of this presentation, the participant should be able to:

Discuss resident education on current clinical practice, relevant basic science, practice management in preparation to become competent and ethical orthopaedic surgeons
Identify a foundation for the practice of evidence-based, practical, and cost-effective orthopaedic care
Describe current basic science, state-of-the art procedures, and technology into clinical orthopaedic practice

Credits

AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ (3.60 hours), Non-Physician Attendance (3.60 hours)

Date & Location

Friday, June 24, 2022, 6:30 AM - 10:15 AM, Orthopedic Service Line, York, PA

Accreditation

Accreditation Statement: WellSpan Health is accredited by the Pennsylvania Medical Society to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Credit Designation: WellSpan Health designates this Live Activity activity for a maximum of 3.60 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

All faculty participating in continuing medical education programs sponsored by WellSpan Health are expected to disclosure to the program audience whether they do or do not have any real or apparent conflict(s) of interest or other relationships related to the content of their presentation(s).

Target Audience

Specialties - Orthopaedics

Mitigation of Relevant Financial Relationships

WellSpan Health CME adheres to the ACCME’s Standards for Integrity and Independence in Accredited Continuing Education. Any individuals in a position to control the content of a CE activity, including faculty, planners, reviewers or others are required to disclose all relevant financial relationships with ineligible entities (commercial interests). All relevant conflicts of interest have been mitigated prior to the commencement of the activity.

Faculty Member Information

Role in activity

Name of Ineligible Company(s) / Nature of Relationship(s)

Laurel Lewis, BA
WellSpan
York, PA

Activity Coordinator

Nothing to disclose

Matthew Mathos, DO
WellSpan York Hospital
York, PA

Activity Coordinator, Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Thomas G Dipasquale, DO
Medical Director Orthopaedic Trauma Services, Program Director Residency & Fellowship
WellSpan Health
York, PA

Activity Director

Nothing to disclose

Seyed A Arshad, DO
Wellspan York Hospital
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Michael Dillenkofer, DO
York Hospital Ortho Residency
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Scott Eaton, DO
Wellspan Health
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Qasim Ghulam, DO
York Hospital Ortho Residency
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Cody H Larowe, DO
Orthopaedic Residency YH
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Hani Mayassi, DO
Resident
WellSpan
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Charles Mehlman, DO
Dr.
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Cincinnati, OH

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Christopher M Price, DO
, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Salvatore Rizzo, Jr, DO
Wellspan York
Yoork , PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Christopher P Seidel, DO
wellspan
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Samir A. Sharrak, DO
Wellspan york
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

John Stacey, DO
Wellspan
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Benjamin Weimer, DO
Wellspan
Seven Valleys, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Jacob C Wochna, DO
WellSpan
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Ayesha Yahya, DO
Wellspan
York, PA

Faculty

Nothing to disclose

Friday, June 24, 2022

WellSpan Orthopaedic Graduation Lecture Symposium

The Ugly Underbelly of Corporate Medicine
6:30AM - 7:30AM
Charles Mehlman, DO

Objectives:

-Identify the pattern of interaction between sociopathic surgeons and cooperate medicine

-Summarize shortcomings of peer review immunity, negligent credentialing, and corporate malfeasance

-Differentiate true peer review from sham peer review

Break
7:30AM - 7:45AM

Intraoperative Vessel Injury During ORIF of a Femur Fracture using CFM Nail, a Case Report
7:45AM - 7:55AM
Michael Dillenkofer, DO

Objectives:

-Discuss incidence of this injury and previously reported cases

-Review relevant anatomy

-Discuss specific findings of this case

The Use of Allograft in Patients with Distal Tibia Fracture Non-union in the Setting of Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Case Series
7:55AM - 8:05AM
Qasim Ghulam, DO

Objectives:

-Assess the utility of Bonus Triad in immunocompromised patients presenting with non-unions

-Identify the pathophysiology of bone grafts

-Discuss a series of patients and clinical outcomes

Chronic Proximal Interphalangeal Joint Dislocation of Right Small Fingerin 16-year-old Treated with Distraction Lengthening Prior to Open Reduction: a 6-Year Follow-Up
8:05AM - 8:15AM
Cody H Larowe, DO

Objectives:

-Describe the case and treatment of chronic PIPJ dislocation of right small finger in a 16-year old athlete

-Discuss long-term outcomes at 6-year follow-up with included radiographic findings

-Compare this case and outcomes to different treatment modalities discussed in current literature

Union Rates in Interprostetic, Periprosthetic, and Distal Femur Fractures Requiring Bone Augmentation
8:15AM - 8:25AM
Christopher M Price, DO

Objectives:

-Define Interprosthetic, Periprosthetic, and Distal Femur Fractures

-Discuss background and importance of these fractures

-Discuss retrospective review study design

-Review preliminary and final results

Patient Characteristics Associated with Success or Failure in Meniscal Root Repair
8:25AM - 8:35AM
Samir A. Sharrak, DO

Objectives:

-Review the anatomy/biomechanics of the meniscal root

-Review historical and current treatment approaches of meniscal root tears

-Discuss outcomes of meniscal root repairs and factors that can predict success or failure

Indirect Decompression for the Treatment of Lumbar Facet Cysts: A Systematic Review
8:35AM - 8:45AM
Jacob C Wochna, DO

Objectives:

-Examine the literature for the cases of lumbar facet cysts treated with indirect decompression techniques

-Determine the efficacy of indirect decompression techniques in the treatment of lumbar facet cysts

-Report a viable alternative treatment option for symptomatic lumbar facet cysts

Area of Pelvis Anterior and Posterior Column Corridor: Comparison Between Age and Sex
8:45AM - 8:55AM
Seyed A Arshad, DO

Objectives:

-Utilize CT scans of the pelvis to measure bony corridors of the anterior and posterior columns

-Assess the differences in pelvic anatomy based on patient demographics

-Discuss preoperative planning for percutaneous screw fixation of acetabulum fractures based on patient demographics

ED Hip Ultrasound - Does it Have a Role in the Diagnosis of Pediatric Septic Hip?
8:55AM - 9:05AM
Salvatore Rizzo, Jr, DO

Objectives:

-Describe the workup of pediatric septic hip

-Discuss the differential diagnosis for hip pain in a child

-Discuss the role of ultrasound in diagnosis of septic hip

Effects of Extra Padding, Addition of Supplemental Mepilex Dressings, and Offloading of the Heel Effect the Pressure on the Heel in Orthopedic Splints
9:05AM - 9:15AM
Benjamin Weimer, DO

Objectives:

-Describe how heel pressure ulcers develop in orhtopaedic splints

-Discuss how much padding in necessary to prevent pressure ulcer formation

-Compare the impact of supplementary methods such as offloading and Mepilex dressing addition impact the pressure on the heel

A Comparison of Heel Pressures Using Various Splinting Techniques and Various Splint Applicators
9:15AM - 9:25AM
Scott Eaton, DO

Objectives:

-Discuss splints material vs. padding material effect on heel pressure

-Describe the effect of applicator on heel pressure

-Identify how leg position effects heel pressure

A Standardized Pain Management Protocol for Total Joint Arhtroplasty
9:25AM - 9:35AM
Matthew Mathos, DO

Objectives:

-Review shift toward same-day joint arthroplasty

-Discuss multimodal pain management following joint arthroplasty

-Evaluate how a standardized pain management protocol has affected opiate use and other outcomes following joint arthroplasty

Evaluation of Surgical Timing in Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis
9:35AM - 9:45AM
Hani Mayassi, DO

Objectives:

-Evaluate the timing of diagnosis and surgery of SCFE at a tertiary academic center

-Discuss the clinical and radiographic measurements of SCFE fixation across follow-up evaluation

-Describe complications over time and correlate timing of SCFE fixation

Disparities in Women and Underrepresented Minorities in Medicine in Osteopathic Orthopaedic Surgery Residencies: Work to be Done
9:45AM - 9:55AM
Ayesha Yahya, DO

Objectives:

-Explore differences in female and URim diversity between osteopathic and allopathic orthopaedic surgery programs

-Discuss differences in female and URi diversity between 2019 ACGE and AOA applicants

-Discuss the differences in female and URim diversity between 2021 DO and MD medical students

Post-operative Opioid Prescribing Based on Patient Utilization on the Day of Discharge Reduces Over-Prescribing following Cervical and Lumbar Fusions
9:55AM - 10:05AM
Christopher P Seidel, DO

Objectives:

-Assess current opioid prescribing practice for common lumbar and cervical procedures

-Identify the opioid usage post-operatively before discharge for patients undergoing common lumbar and cervical procedures

-Evaluate the impact of opioid prescribing when discharge dosing is matched to the dose of opioids used during the preceding 24-hou period prior to discharge

Does Screw Position in Hip Fractures Affect Failure Rates of CRPP?
10:05AM - 10:15AM
John Stacey, DO

Objectives:

-Describe the incidence of failure/revision of hip fractures treated with CRPP

-Identify radiographic factors that lead to failure/revision

-Identify patient factors that lead to failure/revision