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Eastern Orthopaedic Association49th Annual Meeting

October 17-20, 2018 ☼ Omni Amelia Island Plantation ☼ Amelia Island, FL

www.eoa-assn.org

SPECIAL GUESTNew Jersey Orthopaedic Society

Preliminary Program30.5 CME Credits Available

HOWARD STEEL LECTURER

Stephen K. Klasko, MD, MBAThomas Jefferson University

PRESIDENTIAL GUEST SPEAKER

Richard H. Rothman, MD, PhDThe Rothman Institute

Friday, October 19th, 1:15 pm - 5:30 pmCPT & ICD-10 Coding: The Business of Medicine

Karen Zupko & Associates

2018 PROGRAM COMMITTEEThe Eastern Orthopaedic Association gratefullyacknowledges these orthopaedic surgeons for theircontribution to the development of the scientific program:

Kevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, ChairHenry A. Backe Jr., MDJoshua A. Baumfeld, MDJohn D. Kelly IV, MDMark J. Lemos, MDAnil S. Ranawat, MDNeil P. Sheth, MDScott J. Tarantino, MDRichard M. Wilk, MD

MISSIONThe Eastern Orthopaedic Association (EOA) wasestablished in 1970 under the leadership of Howard H.Steel, MD and 12 prominent orthopaedic surgeons. Itspurpose is to promote, encourage, foster and advance thehighest quality and most cost effective practice oforthopaedic surgery and matters related thereto byproviding an educational format for the free discussionand teaching of Orthopaedic methods and principlesamong Orthopaedic Surgeons, both member and non-member; and to establish a forum for practicingOrthopaedic Surgeons to update their knowledge andawareness of new techniques, treatment methods, anddevices available for patient care, teaching, and researchby using the most appropriate educational methods.

TARGET AUDIENCEThe 49th Annual Meeting of the Eastern OrthopaedicAssociation has been developed primarily for orthopaedicand trauma surgeons.

CME ACCREDITATIONThis activity has been planned and implemented inaccordance with the accreditation requirements andpolicies of the Accreditation Council for ContinuingMedical Education (ACCME) through the joint providershipof the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons andthe Eastern Orthopaedic Association. The AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons is accredited by theACCME to provide continuing medical education forphysicians.

The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeonsdesignates this live activity for a maximum of 30.5 AMAPRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only thecredit commensurate with the extent of their participationin the activity.

* 17.5 CME Credits for Scientific Program* 5.5 CME Credits for Scientific E-Poster Sessions* 4 CME Credits for Coding Course* 3.5 CME Credits for Multimedia Education Sessions

CEC CREDITPhysician’s Assistants can receive up to 30.5 credit hourstoward Continuing Education Credits. AAPA acceptsAmerican Medical Association Category I CME credit forthe Physician’s Recognition Award from organizationsaccredited by the ACCME.

PURPOSE1. To provide the participants with an objective,

unbiased educational experience that will enablethem to remain current in both the knowledge andpractical elements of contemporary orthopaedicsurgery.

President’s MessageJavad Parvizi MD, FRCSAs the 49th Eastern Orthopaedic Association Annual Meeting (AmeliaIsland, October 17-20, 2018) approaches, I want to share the EOAleaderships’ excitement about our enhanced program.

Program Chair and academic meeting veteran Kevin Plancher, MD and the EOA Board haveinvested immense energy into making the program special. The Board and our spouseshave spent endless hours on ideas to build on the EOA’s strength and to address members’needs to deliver a better program.

The EOA is a spectacular organization that’s served its members and the orthopaediccommunity at large for 49 years with a dedicated mission to provide solid orthopaediceducation. In line with this mission, we’ve made some exciting changes to the program:

1. For the first time, we will have a Wednesday afternoon activity. A course on coding willbe given by one of the most qualified people on the subject from Karen Zupko &Associates.

2. We’ve extended Thursday to a full afternoon of academic activities, after which all canenjoy libations on the beach at the Welcome Dinner.

3. Numerous respected faculty will deliver lectures on current issues, and debate some ofthese issues together (Kevin has organized an amazing, fun program).

4. For the first time, we will have a debate-style symposium on resident training/education,conducted by Residency Directors and Chairmen from our catchment programs.

5. The Resident Review Course will be moved to Saturday afternoon, with lectures byfaculty from around the country.

6. Concluding the Resident Review Course will be a light-hearted “Resident Competition”with topics relevant to OITE and Board examinations. Generous cash awards will be givento the three top winners.

7. The EOA recognizes the importance of research by young surgeons, and we are a greatvenue for them to present their hot-off-the-press studies. This year, we’ve increased thenumber of Resident Travel Awards (which offset travel/accommodation costs) to over 25.As always, the top three presenters will be selected for presentation at the AAOS AnnualMeeting.

8. This year’s social program has been put on steroids! The Social Committee has arrangedseveral events, including a breakfast for members’ families, for all to mingle and enjoyAmelia Island’s beauty. The Omni Plantation Resort sits on a long stretch of gorgeousbeaches, and three beautiful golf courses provide varying degrees of challenge (I’ll be outthere trying not to use my clubs like shovels!).

My mentor and friend Richard Rothman, a dynamic speaker with a wealth of experience,will deliver the Presidential Guest Lecture. Jefferson Health System President Steve Klasko,MD, who has written extensively on healthcare reform, will share his wisdom on somechallenges we face in modern medicine.

This year will feature academic activity tailored to all members - those super-specializedand rooted in academic centers and those who hold the fort in community orthopaedicpractices. But, there will also be plenty of fun and opportunities for members and theirfamilies to catch up with old friends and make new ones.

Please allow us to share our excitement with you at this year’s Annual Meeting. I ampersonally grateful to you all for your dedication to the EOA and its mission, and amhonored to serve you humbly as your President.

Best,

Javad ParviziJavad Parvizi, MD, FRCSPresident, Eastern Orthopaedic Association

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Accreditation Information continuedPresidential Guest SpeakerRichard H. Rothman, MD, PhDRichard H. Rothman, MD, PhD is the founder of The Rothman Institutein Philadelphia, which is one of the country’s largest academicorthopaedic departments and serves as a Professor of OrthopaedicSurgery at the Sidney Kimmel Medical College.

His business interests include founding and acting as past Chairman of the Board ofSpecialty Care Network, a company now known as HealthGrades. He served as an advisorfor the Carlyle Group and now is Senior Advisor to the Riverside Company.

He is currently a Trustee of the Sidney Kimmel Medical College. He has been on the Boardof the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and also a Trustee of the University ofPennsylvania.

2. To provide the participants with a detailed, in deptheducation of selected topics relevant to the practiceof orthopedic surgery

3. Allow participants to assess potential deficiencies intheir knowledge base as it pertains to the practice oforthopedic surgery

4. Present ample opportunities for participants toexchange ideas with the presenters, the faculty andother enrollees through paper presentations, guestlectureships, symposia, multimedia educationalsessions and poster exhibits.

OBJECTIVESEducational objectives will be met through a combinationof paper presentations, lectures and workshops inplenary, concurrent and specialty sessions with ampletime afforded for open discussion. The followingobjectives will be addressed during the ScientificProgram, such that at the conclusion of this course theattendees will be expected to:

1. Improve their diagnostic, treatment and technicalskills in the management orthopaedic afflictions byassimilation of scientific advances.

2. Discuss basic science paradigms as they relate totreatment advances.

3. Understand some of the basic principals in practicemanagement.

4. Critically assess emerging trends in orthopedicmedicine and evaluate their evidence basis.

DISCLAIMERThe products, procedures and opinions presented at thismeeting reflect the viewpoint or approach of thepresenter only and are not to be attributed to the EasternOrthopaedic Association. The Eastern OrthopaedicAssociation presents such material for informationalpurposes only and does not endorse any such product orthe content of any such presentation.

FORMATThe educational sessions will be held Thursday, Friday andSaturday, October 18-20, from approximately 7:00 amuntil 1:00 pm.

SCIENTIFIC E-POSTER SESSIONSScientific E-Posters are an important feature of the EOAAnnual Meeting. E-Posters will be on display each day ofthe Scientific Program and E-Poster presenters will beavailable to answer questions before and after theScientific Program Sessions. Please note on the ScientificProgram Schedule the designated times the E-Posterpresenters will be available for discussion.

MULTIMEDIA EDUCATION SESSIONSThe EOA will provide multimedia education sessions dailyafter the Scientific Program on Thursday, Friday andSaturday, October 18-20. A comprehensive selection ofAAOS DVDs will be available for your individualeducation. These DVDs will highlight surgical proceduresand current concepts in Orthopaedics. Registeredattendees should find these DVDs informative and helpfulin their practice.

PHYSICIAN REGISTRATION FEERegistration covers the Scientific Program, Syllabus,Multimedia Educational Sessions, Poster Sessions, DailyContinental Breakfasts and Coffee Breaks, GeneralMeeting Expenses, Welcome Dinner, Exhibitor Receptionand the Jazz Band Reception and Founders’ Dinner Dance.

Howard Steel LecturerStephen K. Klasko, MD, MBAStephen K. Klasko, MD, MBA is a transformative physician leader shapingthe future of healthcare with a uniquely entrepreneurial spirit and aninfectious optimism.

As President and CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health, Dr. Klasko hasmade transformation a strategic imperative. Drawing on his multifaceted background, he isdriving innovation across management, information technology, medical education andpatient care, building on Jefferson’s rich history while positioning it for a successfultomorrow.

Prior to joining Jefferson, Dr. Klasko was CEO of USF Health and Dean of the MorsaniCollege of Medicine at the University of South Florida. He also served as Dean of the Collegeof Medicine at Drexel University and CEO of Drexel University Physicians and was founderand principal of the North Group, Inc., a consulting firm that engineered collaborationsbetween physicians, administrators and industry.

Dr. Klasko is a board-certified and practicing OB-GYN. He received his bachelor’s degree inchemistry and biology from Lehigh University and earned his medical degree fromHahnemann University in Philadelphia. He holds an MBA from the Wharton School of theUniversity of Pennsylvania. He is Editor-in-Chief of the journal Healthcare Transformation,author of The Phantom Stethoscope: A Field Manual for an Optimistic Future in Medicine,and a sought-after speaker on the transformation of clinical practice, healthcareinformation technology and physician leadership.

He is married to Colleen Wyse, a Vice President for Visit Philadelphia, and has three children:Lynne, David and Jill.

Scientific Program | Thursday, October 18 Presenters, dates and times are subject to change.

6:00 am Scientific E-Poster Session (Presenters are availableto answer questions.)

6:30 am First Business Meeting

6:45 am Welcome, Introduction of Program andAnnouncementsJavad Parvizi, MD, FRCS, PresidentKevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, Program Chair

Concurrent Symposium 1A – Controversies in Total Hip andKnee ArthroplastyModerators: Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for SpecialSurgery & Giles R. Scuderi, MD, Northwell Orthopedic Institute

PANELFriedrich Boettner, MD, Hospital for Special SurgeryMichael P. Bolognesi, MD, Duke University Medical CenterMichael B. Cross, MD, Hospital for Special SurgeryRiyaz H. Jinnah, MD, FRCS, Wake Forest School of MedicineJavad Parvizi, MD, FRCS, Rothman InstituteJose Rodriguez, MD, Hospital for Special SurgeryGeoffrey H. Westrich, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

6:50 am Why Do Controversies Exist in Orthopaedics?Javad Parvizi, MD, FRCS, Rothman Institute

6:58 am Outpatient Total Hip Replacement is Here TodayMichael B. Cross, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

7:06 am Blood Loss Management: A Myriad of OptionsJose Rodriguez, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

Discussion & Case Presentations: Solving Common Problemswith Interactive CasesModerator: Giles R. Scuderi, MD, Northwell Orthopedic Institute

7:14 am Case Presentations

Concurrent Symposium 1B – Controversies in Foot and AnkleSurgeryModerator: James A. Nunley II, MD, Duke University MedicalCenter

PANELShepard R. Hurwitz, MD, University of North CarolinaOrthopaedicsSameh (Sam) A. Labib, MD, Emory Sports Medicine CenterStuart D. Miller, MD, Medstar Union Memorial HospitalMartin J. O’Malley, MD, Weill Cornell Medical College

6:50 am Operative Management of Stress Fractures of theLower Extremity in Professional AthletesMartin J. O’Malley, MD, Weill Cornell Medical College

6:58 am Orthopaedic Foot Surgery from Good to GreatShepard R. Hurwitz, MD, University of NorthCarolina Orthopaedic

7:06 am Ankle Arthritis: Arthrodesis versus Total AnkleReplacement is the Way to GoJames A. Nunley II, MD, Duke University MedicalCenter

7:14 am Discussion & Case Presentations: Solving CommonProblems with Interactive Cases.

7:29 am Focused Brunch Presentation

Session 1 – Debate – Battle of the Titans: The Massive RotatorCuff TearModerator: Joseph A. Abboud, MD, Rothman Institute

8:04 am Pro: Fix the Anatomy, Let Me Show You Results, StayAway from MetalJohn D. Kelly IV, MD, University of Pennsylvania

8:11 am Con: Time to Get Back to Work and Activities – TheReverse Shoulder ArthroplastySpero Karas, MD, Emory Sports Medicine

8:18 am Rebuttal/Discussion

8:28 am BREAK – Please Visit Exhibits

Session 2 – Award Abstract PresentationsModerators: Michael P. Ast, MD, Mercer Bucks Orthopaedics,Friedrich Boettner, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery & GeoffreyH. Westrich, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

8:48 am Resident Awards & Discussion

9:48 am Invited Guest LecturerWhat Advocacy Has Done to Help Orthopaedics /AAHKS & Why You Should CareRichard Iorio, MD, Brigham Health, Brigham andWomen’s Hospital

Rapid Fire Session 1A – Sports MedicineModerators: Gregory S. DiFelice, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery,Spero Karas, MD, Emory Sports Medicine, Patrick W. Kwok, MD,Orthopaedic Specialty Group, Matthew J. Matava, MD,Washington University School of Medicine & Nicholas Sgaglione,MD, North Shore Long Island Jewish Medical Center

9:58 am Abstract Presentations & Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 1B – Total KneeModerators: Michael B. Cross, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery,Richard Iorio, MD, Brigham Health, Brigham and Women’sHospital, Giles R. Scuderi, MD, Northwell Orthopedic Institute &Neil P. Sheth, MD, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania


Rapid Fire Session 1C – PediatricsModerators: J. Richard Bowen, MD, Alfred I. duPont Hospital forChildren (Nemours Foundation) & James T. Guille, MD, PremierOrthopaedics, Brandywine Institute of Orthopaedics Division



Rapid Fire Session 1D – Upper ExtremityModerators: Joshua A. Baumfeld, MD, Lahey Clinic, Brian J.Galinat, MD, MBA, Christiana Care Health System, Peter M.Murray, MD, Mayo Clinic & Robert H. Wilson, MD, HowardUniversity College of Medicine


Rapid Fire Session 1E – SpineModerators: Scott D. Boden, MD, Emory University, Marc J.Levine, MD, Rothman Institute, E. Anthony Rankin, MD,Providence Hospital & Vladimir A. Sinkov, MD, New HampshireOrthopaedic Society


Rapid Fire Session 1F – Wrist & ElbowModerators: Glen A. Barden, MD, Lakeland, FL, Harris Gellman,MD, University of Miami, Charles P. Melone, MD, Mount SinaiBeth Israel, Bruce A. Monaghan, MD, Advanced OrthopaedicsCenters & Mark S. Rekant, MD, Philadelphia Hand to ShoulderCenter



Session 3 – ABOS Update, AAOS Town MeetingModerator: Kevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, Albert Einstein Collegeof Medicine

10:58 am ABOS UpdatePeter M. Murray, MD, President ABOS, Mayo ClinicDavid F. Martin, MD, Executive Director, ABOS, WakeForest University

Featured Presentation – AAOS Town MeetingThomas E. Arend, Jr., Esq., CAE, Chief Executive Officer

11:05 am Partnership Summit, Education 2.0 Planning, AAOSGovernance & MOCDavid A. Halsey, MD, AAOS President, Martha'sVineyard Orthopaedics

Session 4 – Presidential Guest SpeakerModerator: Javad Parvizi, MD, FRCS, Rothman Institute

11:25 am Introduction of Presidential Guest SpeakerJavad Parvizi, MD, FRCS, Rothman Institute

11:30 am Lessons Learned in 40 Years of PracticeRichard H. Rothman, MD, PhD, Rothman Institute

12:15 pm Advances in Orthopaedics PresentationSpeaker TBA

12:45 pm Focused Lunch Presentation

Rapid Fire Session 2A – Sports MedicineModerators: Andreas H. Gomoll, MD, Hospital for SpecialSurgery, John P. McConnell, MD, Georgetown University &Stephen J. Nicholas, MD, Lenox Hill Hospital

1:15 pm Abstract Presentations & Discussion

Rapid Fire Session 2B – TraumaModerators: Benjamin A. Alman, MD, Duke University MedicalCenter, Theodore J. Ganley, MD, Children's Hospital ofPhiladelphia, Matthew A. Mormino, MD, Mid-AmericaOrthopaedic Association & Payam Tabrizi, MD, The HughstonClinic/Memorial Hospital


Rapid Fire Session 2C – Foot & AnkleModerators: Shepard R. Hurwitz, MD, University of North CarolinaOrthopaedics, Sameh (Sam) A. Labib, MD, Emory Sports MedicineCenter, Martin J. O’Malley, MD, Weill Cornell Medical College &Brian S. Winters, MD, Rothman Institute


Rapid Fire Session 2D – Total HipModerators: Michael B. Cross, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery,Richard Iorio, MD, Brigham Health, Brigham and Women’sHospital, Adam J. Rana, MD, Maine Medical Partners, JoseRodriguez, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery, Neil P. Sheth, MD,Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania & Steven B. Zelicof,MD, PhD, Harrison, NY


Rapid Fire Session 2E – BiologicsModerators: Scott D. Boden, MD, Emory University, Gregory S.DiFelice, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery, Spero Karas, MD,Emory Sports Medicine, George Kasparyan, MD, Lahey Clinic &John M. Olsewski, MD, Tuckahoe Orthopaedics


Rapid Fire Session 2F – Health Care EconomicsModerators: William R. Beach, MD, Tuckahoe OrthopaedicAssociates, Richard Chang, MD, NJOS, Mid Jersey Orthopaedics,Brian A. Jewett, MD, Slocum Orthopedics & Louis F. McIntyre,MD, Northwell Health


Concurrent Symposium 2A – Caring for Complications ofJoints: Algorithm for SuccessModerator: Amar S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

1:55 pm The Infected Total Hip at 6 Weeks/2 YearsJose Rodriguez, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

2:07 pm Discussion

2:11 pm The Infected Total Knee at 6 Weeks/1 YearSteven B. Zelicof, MD, PhD, Harrison, NY

2:23 pm Discussion

2:27 pm The Dislocating Total Hip at 4 Months/10 YearsChitranjan S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for SpecialSurgery


2:39 pm Discussion

2:43 pm The Stiff Total Knee at 8 WeeksGiles R. Scuderi, MD, Northwell Orthopedic Institute

2:55 pm Discussion

2:59 pm Final CommentsAmar S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

Concurrent Symposium 2B – Common Cases & Complicationsin Sports Medicine: The Great DebatesModerator: Nicholas Sgaglione, MD, North Shore Long IslandJewish Medical Center

The 56-Year-Old Tennis Player/Golfer with Pain in theShoulder, No Rotator Cuff Tear

1:55 pm Biceps TenotomyStephen C. Weber, MD, John Hopkins

2:01 pm TenodesisStephen J. Nicholas, MD, Lenox Hill Hospital

2:07 pm Rebuttal/Discussion

19-Year-Old Wrestler Second Dislocation with 18 PercentBone Loss

2:11 pm LatarjetLouis F. McIntyre, MD, Northwell Health

2:16 pm Open Bankart RepairJoseph A. Abboud, MD, Rothman Institute

2:21 pm Arthroscopic Bankart RepairMark J. Lemos, MD, Lahey Hospital & Medical Center


17-Year-Old Female Skeletally Mature Soccer Player,Torn Midsubstance ACL with Ligamentous Laxity andSlight Opening (3mm) Laterally More than Her OppositeSide

2:30 pm ACL Reconstruction OnlyWilliam R. Beach, MD, Tuckahoe OrthopaedicAssociates

2:36 pm Fix the Lateral Side with an ACL ReconstructionClaude T. Moorman III, MD, Carolinas MedicalCenter


47-Year-Old Man with 25 Year History of LateralMeniscectomy, now with Valgus Thrust Gait and Pain,Grade 2 Outerbridge Arthritis, Rosenberg View withBone-on-Bone, AP Open Joint Space

2:46 pm Meniscus Implant with OsteotomyAndreas H. Gomoll, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

2:51 pm Osteotomy AloneAnil S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

2:56 pm Uni / TKRRiyaz H. Jinnah, MD, FRCS, Wake Forest School ofMedicine


Session 5 – New Jersey Orthopedic Society DistinguishedLecturesPresident: Ronald M. Selby, MDModerator: Bruce A. Monaghan, MD, Advanced OrthopaedicsCenters

3:05 pm Hip Arthroscopy & Joint Preservation: What WeNow Can Do SuccessfullyJohn P. Salvo Jr., MD, Rothman Institute

3:15 pm Tendon Disorders Around the Hip & Pelvis, EasilyTaken Care OfAnthony J. Scillia, MD, NJOS, Seton Hall University

Concurrent Symposium 3A – Understanding How to StayAlive: Billing/Alphabet SoupModerators: William R. Beach, MD, Tuckahoe OrthopaedicAssociates & Louis F. McIntyre, MD, Northwell Health

PANELWilliam R. Beach, MD, Tuckahoe Orthopaedic AssociatesMichael P. Bolognesi, MD, Duke University Medical CenterRichard Iorio, MD, Brigham Health, Brigham and Women’sHospitalLouis F. McIntyre, MD, Northwell Health

3:25 pm We Don’t Want to Stay Alive, We Want to Thrive!How to Succeed in a Changing EnvironmentLouis F. McIntyre, MD, Northwell Health

3:30 pm Returning Price into the Care Equation: HowBundled Payments Will Revolutionize OrthopedicCare Delivery. The ABC’s of CJR, BPCI and PrivateBundle ContractingRichard Iorio, MD, Brigham Health, Brigham andWomen’s Hospital

3:45 pm Contracting 101: How Do I Transition My group to aHospital Contract and Maintain My Autonomy?William R. Beach, MD, Tuckahoe OrthopaedicAssociates

4:00 pm 3.5 Million TKA per year by 2030: it’s Great to Be Partof a Growth Industry but How Do We Satisfy ThatDemand? The Coming Joint FactoryMichael P. Bolognesi, MD, Duke University MedicalCenter

4:20 pm The Alphabet Gone Bad: MIPS and How to Complyfor the Orthopedic Surgeon. It’s Not Rocket ScienceLouis F. McIntyre, MD, Northwell Health



7:00 am Morning AgendaKevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, Program Chair

Session 6 – Award Abstract PresentationsModerators: Mark J. Lemos, MD, Lahey Hospital & MedicalCenter, Matthew J. Matava, MD, Washington University School ofMedicine, Nicholas Sgaglione, MD, North Shore Long IslandJewish Medical Center

7:05 am Resident/Fellow Travel Award Presentations &Discussion


Symposium 4 – Maintenance of Certification and Update inOrthopaedics: The Giants ReviewModerator: Kevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, Albert Einstein Collegeof Medicine

8:20 am Hand and Wrist Update 2018George Kasparyan, MD, Lahey Clinic

8:30 am Trauma Update 2018David E. Asprinio, MD, Westchester Medical ArtsAtrium

8:40 am Sports Medicine Update 2018Nicholas Sgaglione, MD, North Shore Long IslandJewish Medical Center

8:50 am Spine Update 2018Alexander Vaccaro, MD, PhD, MBA, RothmanInstitute

9:00 am Shoulder & Upper Extremity Update 2018Spero Karas, MD, Emory Sports Medicine

9:10 am Foot & Ankle Update 2018Shepard R. Hurwitz, MD, University of North CarolinaOrthopaedics

Scientific Program | Friday, October 19 Presenters, dates and times are subject to change.

4:35 pm Coding Scenarios for Sports and Joints. How toMaximize Your Value Panel Discussion

4:55 pm Q & A with Clinical Cases

5:25 pm Final Comments

Concurrent Symposium 3B – Trauma and The Great Debates:No Waffling from My ColleaguesModerators: Brian J. Galinat, MD, MBA, Christiana Care HealthSystem, Theodore J. Ganley, MD, Children's Hospital ofPhiladelphia, Patrick W. Kwok, MD, Orthopaedic Specialty Group,David S. Zelouf, MD, The Philadelphia Hand Center

The Intertrochanteric Fracture: Cephalomedullary Nailversus The PlateModerator: Theodore J. Ganley, MD, Children's Hospital ofPhiladelphia

3:25 pm The Cephalomedullary Nail Works BestDerek J. Donegan, MD, University of Pennsylvania

3:33 pm The Sliding Hip, Screw, Plate Has Been Used – WakeUpCullen K. Griffith, MD, Orthopaedic Specialty Group

3:40 pm Discussion

76-Year-Old Woman with Glenohumeral Arthritis and2-Part Humerus Fracture: Reverse vs. ORIFModerator: Patrick W. Kwok, MD, Orthopaedic SpecialtyGroup

3:55 pm Lecturer: Xinning Li, MD, Boston University School ofMedicine

4:10 pm Discussion

11-Year-Old Tanner 3 with Torn ACL & MRI EvidenceOpen Growth PlatesModerator: Brian J. Galinat, MD, MBA, Christiana Care HealthSystem

4:25 pm Pro: All-Inside Drill and Don’t Worry About ItSabrina Strickland, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

4:30 pm Pro: Transphyseal Works Every TimePatrick W. Kwok, MD, Orthopaedic Specialty Group

4:35 pm Pro: Just Repair the ACL, Don’t ReconstructGregory S. DiFelice, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

4:40 pm Discussion

35-Year-Old Woman with CMC Grade 4 ArthritisModerator: David S. Zelouf, MD, The Philadelphia HandCenter

4:55 pm Pro: FCR/CMC Arthroplasty is the Only Way to GoHenry A. Backe Jr., MD, Netter School of Medicine,Quinnipiac University, New Haven Health System

5:03 pm Pro: Don’t Bother with FCR: I Have the AnswerCharles P. Melone, MD, Mount Sinai Beth Israel

5:11 pm Discussion

5:25 pm Final Comments

5:30 pm Scientific E-Poster Session (Presenters are availableto answer questions.)

Scientific Program | Friday, October 19 Presenters, dates and times are subject to change.

9:20 am Total Knee/Total Hip Update 2018Douglas Padgett, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

9:30 am Biologics Update 2018Kevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, Albert Einstein Collegeof Medicine

9:40 am Infections, Blood Clots and EthicsJavad Parvizi, MD, FRCS, Rothman Institute

Humanitarian Award PresentationModerator: Glen A. Barden, MD, Lakeland, FL

9:50 am Presentation of the Humanitarian Award

Session 7 – Presidential AddressModerator: Kevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, Albert Einstein Collegeof Medicine

9:55 am Introduction of Presidential AddressJohn D. Kelly IV, MD, University of Pennsylvania

10:00 am American Dream: The Story of an ImmigrantJavad Parvizi, MD, FRCS, Rothman Institute


Concurrent Symposium 5A – ACL Innovation & EarlyOsteoarthritis of the KneeModerators: Andreas H. Gomoll, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery& Matthew J. Matava, MD, Washington University School ofMedicine

10:50 am The Bony Edema Procedure Update 2018 Avoid theTotal JointPeter Sharkey, MD, Rothman Institute

11:00 am The Meniscus is Gone: Now What? How it Effects theKnee and ArthritisMatthew J. Matava, MD, Washington UniversitySchool of Medicine

11:10 am Repair the ACL, Stop ReconstructionGregory S. DiFelice, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

11:20 am Viscosupplementation: The Science, Why it’sNecessary and How it Helps PatientsLouis F. McIntyre, MD, Northwell Health

11:30 am Discussion & Case Presentations

Concurrent Symposium 5B – ShoulderModerators: Joshua A. Baumfeld, MD, Lahey Clinic, Brian J.Galinat, MD, MBA, Christiana Care Health System & Spero Karas,MD, Emory Sports Medicine

10:50 am Rotator Cuff: My Algorithm When to Fix, When toLeave AloneLouis F. McIntyre, MD, Northwell Health

11:02 am Mistakes I Have Made in Shoulder Instability: MyComplicationsXinning Li, MD, Boston University School of Medicine

11:14 am Shoulder Ream and Run: It Does Work – Believe MeMichael Moskal, MD, Shoulder & Elbow Center, PSC


11:39 am Focused Lunch Presentation

Concurrent Symposium 6A – Sports Medicine/ArticularCartilageModerators: Matthew J. Matava, MD, Washington UniversitySchool of Medicine & John P. McConnell, MD, GeorgetownUniversity

12:09 pm Thermal Energy and Its Role for Articular CartilageMichael J. Kaplan, MD, Active Orthopaedics PC

12:21 pm Articular Cartilage Restoration: Where We HaveBeen, Where We are Going?Nicholas Sgaglione, MD, North Shore Long IslandJewish Medical Center

12:33 pm Cartilage Repair in the Weekend WarriorAndreas H. Gomoll, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery

12:45 pm Discussion

Concurrent Symposium 6B –TraumaModerators: Theodore J. Ganley, MD, Children's Hospital ofPhiladelphia & Matthew A. Mormino, MD, Mid-AmericaOrthopaedic Association

12:09 pm Pilon and Tibial Plateau FracturesDavid E. Asprinio, MD, Westchester Medical ArtsAtrium

12:21 pm Elbow TraumaCharles Cassidy, MD, Tufts University School ofMedicine

12:33 pm Non-Unions & Problem Fractures of the LowerExtremityPayam Tabrizi, MD, The Hughston Clinic/MemorialHospital

12:45 pm Discussion

1:15 pm Karen Zupko CPT & ICD-10 Coding Course:The Business of MedicineMargaret Maley, BSN, Karen Zupko & Associates

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Scientific Program | Saturday, October 20 Presenters, dates and times are subject to change.


6:45 am Second Business Meeting

7:00 am Morning AgendaKevin D. Plancher, MD, MPH, Program Chair

Symposium 7 – International Perspectives & Challenges toInnovation in OrthopaedicsModerators: Michael P. Ast, MD, Mercer Bucks Orthopaedics &Stephen C. Weber, MD, Johns Hopkins

7:05 am The Anterior Approach to the Hip: Fact or Fiction!Hari P. Bezwada, MD, Princeton OrthopaedicAssociates, PA

7:13 am The Orthopaedic Generalist is Not DeadSteven F. Gunther, MD, George WashingtonUniversity

7:21 am Technology in Joint Replacement: Is it the Back or theHip?Jonathan Vigdorchik, MD, NYU Langone PrestonRobert Tisch Center for Men's Health

7:29 am Panel Discussion

Session 8 – Chairmen & Program Directors (By Invitation Only)Challenges of Residency in OrthopaedicsModerator: Gary E. Friedlaender, MD, Yale University School ofMedicine

PANELBenjamin A. Alman, MD, Duke University Medical CenterDavid E. Asprinio, MD, Westchester Medical Arts AtriumWilliam R. Beach, MD, Tuckahoe Orthopaedic AssociatesJoseph Benevenia, MD, Rutgers, New Jersey Medical SchoolScott D. Boden, MD, Emory UniversityCharles Cassidy, MD, Tufts Medical CenterA. Bobby Chhabra, MD, University of Virginia Health SystemShepard R. Hurwitz, MD, University of North CarolinaOrthopaedicsGeorge Kasparyan, MD, Lahey ClinicLawrence S. Miller, MD, Cooper Bone & Joint InstitutePeter M. Murray, MD, Mayo ClinicJohn M. Olsewski, MD, Tuckahoe OrthopaedicsDouglas Padgett, MD, Hospital for Special SurgeryE. Anthony Rankin, MD, Providence HospitalNeil P. Sheth, MD, Hospital of the University of PennsylvaniaMichael Suk, MD, JD, MPH, MBA, FACS, Geisinger HealthSystemAlexander Vaccaro, MD, PhD, MBA, Rothman InstituteRobert H. Wilson, MD, Howard University College of Medicine

7:00 am What is the Future of Residency Education?Gary E. Friedlaender, MD, Yale University School ofMedicine

7:15 am Discussion

7:30 am Turning Education Upside Down: ACompetency Based Approach to TrainingBenjamin A. Alman, MD, Duke University MedicalCenter

7:45 am Discussion

8:00 am Physician Wellness-Taking Care of YourselfMichael Suk, MD, JD, MPH, MBA, FACS, GeisingerHealth System

8:15 am Discussion

Concurrent Symposium 8A – Elbow and WristModerators: Henry A. Backe Jr., MD, Netter School of Medicine,Quinnipiac University, New Haven Health System, Charles Cassidy,MD, Tufts Medical Center & A. Bobby Chhabra, MD, University ofVirginia Health System

7:44 am Avoiding Pitfalls and Complications of Distal RadiusOpen Reduction Internal FixationMark S. Rekant, MD, Philadelphia Hand to ShoulderCenter

7:52 am Comparison of Current Surgical Techniques of UCLReconstruction in Throwing AthletesMichael G. Ciccotti, MD, Thomas Jefferson UniversityHospital

8:00 am New Ideas & Controversies of Hand Arthropathy –Articular Surgery for SclerodermaCharles P. Melone, MD, Mount Sinai Beth Israel


Concurrent Symposium 8B – SpineModerator: Marc J. Levine, MD, Rothman Institute

7:44 am Update and Advances in Spinal Cord InjuriesAlexander Vaccaro, MD, PhD, MBA, Rothman Institute

7:52 am ALIF, XLIF, OLIF…..Which Do We Go With?Marc J. Levine, MD, Rothman Institute

8:00 am Robots and Spine Surgery – The Past, The Present,and The FutureVladimir A. Sinkov, MD, New Hampshire OrthopaedicSociety

8:08 am The Simple Discectomy, Not So Simple: The Tricks ofthe TradeScott D. Boden, MD, Emory University




Rapid Fire Session 3F – PediatricsModerators: Benjamin A. Alman, MD, Duke University MedicalCenter, J. Richard Bowen, MD, Alfred I. duPont Hospital forChildren (Nemours Foundation) & Theodore J. Ganley, MD,Children's Hospital of Philadelphia



Symposium 9 – Physician Wellness, The Opioid Epidemic &EthicsModerator: George Kasparyan, MD, Lahey Clinic

10:00 am Physician Burnout and Stress: Catastrophe orOpportunity?Alexander Vaccaro, MD, PhD, MBA, Rothman Institute

10:12 am Ketorolac Use in the Elite Athlete Medical & EthicalImplicationsMatthew J. Matava, MD, Washington UniversitySchool of Medicine


Session 9 – Howard Steel LecturerModerator: Javad Parvizi, MD, FRCS, Rothman Institute

10:30 am Introduction of Howard SteelJavad Parvizi, MD, FRCS, Rothman Institute

10:35 am Is There an Avatar in the House: Changing the DNAof Healthcare in the Age of AISteven Klasko, MD, MBA, Jefferson Health System

Symposium 10 – Business School Primer for theOrthopaedist: How to Succeed with Your Colleagues &AdministrationModerator: Brian J. Galinat, MD, MBA, Christiana Care HealthSystem

11:11 am Reduce Readmissions and How to Obtain a GoodContract for EmploymentMichael P. Ast, MD, Mercer Bucks Orthopaedics

11:19 am Maximizing CPT and ICD-10 Codes: Understandingthe RulesWilliam R. Beach, MD, Tuckahoe OrthopaedicAssociates

11:27 am Utilizing Your Physician Assistant to MaximizeIncomeBrian A. Jewett, MD, Slocum Orthopedics

11:35 am Discussion

11:45 am Focused Lunch Presentation

Rapid Fire Session 4A – Total KneeModerators: Michael P. Ast, MD, Mercer Bucks Orthopaedics,Michael B. Cross, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery, Giles R.

Concurrent Symposium 8C – Foot & AnkleModerators: Steven Haddad, MD, Illinois Bone and Joint Institute

7:44 am What I Did 10 Years Ago in 8 Minutes, I Don’t DoAny Longer in Foot & Ankle SurgeryStuart D. Miller, MD, Medstar Union MemorialHospital

7:52 am Foot & Ankle Injuries in Athletes: The 5 DiagnosesYou Can’t MissSameh (Sam) A. Labib, MD, Emory Sports MedicineCenter

8:00 am Deformities in Ankle Arthroplasty: A Journey toMake It PerfectSteven Haddad, MD, Illinois Bone and Joint Institute


8:30 am Focused Brunch Presentation

Rapid Fire Session 3A – Foot & AnkleModerators: Steven Haddad, MD, Illinois Bone and Joint Institute,Sameh (Sam) A. Labib, MD, Emory Sports Medicine Center &James A. Nunley II, MD, Duke University Medical Center


Rapid Fire Session 3B – SpineModerators: Scott D. Boden, MD, Emory University, Marc J.Levine, MD, Rothman Institute, John M. Olsewski, MD, TuckahoeOrthopaedics, Vladimir A. Sinkov, MD, New HampshireOrthopaedic Society & Alexander Vaccaro, MD, PhD, MBA,Rothman Institute


Rapid Fire Session 3C – TraumaModerators: David E. Asprinio, MD, Westchester Medical ArtsAtrium, Lisa K. Cannada, MD, St. Louis University School ofMedicine, Michael Suk, MD, JD, MPH, MBA, FACS, GeisingerHealth System, Payam Tabrizi, MD, The HughstonClinic/Memorial Hospital & Ilya Voloshin, MD, University ofRochester Medical Center


Rapid Fire Session 3D – Total HipModerators: Michael B. Cross, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery,Douglas Padgett, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery, Adam J. Rana,MD, Maine Medical Partners, Jose Rodriguez, MD, Hospital forSpecial Surgery & Neil P. Sheth, MD, Hospital of the University ofPennsylvania


Rapid Fire Session 3E – Upper ExtremityModerators: Joshua A. Baumfeld, MD, Lahey Clinic, CharlesCassidy, MD, Tufts Medical Center, Michael G. Ciccotti, MD,Thomas Jefferson University Hospital & Patrick W. Kwok, MD,Orthopaedic Specialty Group


Scuderi, MD, Northwell Orthopedic Institute & Neil P. Sheth, MD,Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania


Rapid Fire Session 4B – Wrist and ElbowModerators: Henry A. Backe Jr., MD, Netter School of Medicine,Quinnipiac University, New Haven Health System, CharlesCassidy, MD, Tufts Medical Center, A. Bobby Chhabra, MD,University of Virginia Health System, Charles P. Melone, MD,Mount Sinai Beth Israel & Robert H. Wilson, MD, HowardUniversity College of Medicine


Rapid Fire Session 4C – Shoulder ArthroplastyModerators: Joseph A. Abboud, MD, Rothman Institute, MichaelMoskal, MD, Shoulder & Elbow Center, PSC & Ilya Voloshin, MD,University of Rochester Medical Center


Rapid Fire Session 4D – Pediatric Knee/ACLModerators: Michael G. Ciccotti, MD, Thomas Jefferson UniversityHospital, Mark J. Lemos, MD, Lahey Hospital & Medical Center,& Anil S. Ranawat, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery


Rapid Fire Session 4E – Total HipModerators: Brian A. Jewett, MD, Slocum Orthopedics, Edward J.McPherson, MD, LA Orthopedic Institute, Adam J. Rana, MD,

Maine Medical Partners, Jose Rodriguez, MD, Hospital for SpecialSurgery & Jonathan Vigdorchik, MD, NYU Langone PrestonRobert Tisch Center for Men's Health


Rapid Fire Session 4F – PediatricsModerators: J. Richard Bowen, MD, Alfred I. duPont Hospital forChildren (Nemours Foundation)


Rapid Fire Session 4G – SpineModerators: Marc J. Levine, MD, Rothman Institute, John M.Olsewski, MD, Tuckahoe Orthopaedics, E. Anthony Rankin, MD,Providence Hospital & Alexander Vaccaro, MD, PhD, MBA,Rothman Institute


Rapid Fire Session 4H – TraumaModerators: Benjamin A. Alman, MD, Duke University MedicalCenter, Lisa K. Cannada, MD, St. Louis University School ofMedicine, Theodore J. Ganley, MD, Children's Hospital ofPhiladelphia & Michael Suk, MD, JD, MPH, MBA, FACS, GeisingerHealth System



2:00 pm Multimedia Education Session

Resident Fellow Review CourseJoshua A. Baumfeld, MD, Lahey Clinic, Chair, Robert H. Wilson,MD, Howard University College of Medicine, Vice ChairModerators: Lisa K. Cannada, MD, St. Louis University School ofMedicine, Charles Cassidy, MD, Tufts Medical Center & IlyaVoloshin, MD, University of Rochester Medical Center

1:00 pm Hand & WristA. Bobby Chhabra, MD, University of Virginia HealthSystem

2:00 pm Orthopaedic OncologyGinger E. Holt, MD, Vanderbilt Orthopaedic Institute

3:00 pm Foot & AnkleSteven Haddad, MD, Illinois Bone and Joint Institute

4:00 pm Total Hip & Total Knee ArthroplastyEdward J. McPherson, MD, LA Orthopedic Institute

Resident Bowl Competition – Hosted by New JerseyOrthopaedic SocietyHosts: Richard D. Lackman, MD, Vincent K. McInerney, MD &Bruce Monaghan, MDModerators: David E. Asprinio, MD, Westchester Medical ArtsAtrium, Joseph Benevenia, MD, Rutgers, New Jersey MedicalSchool, Lisa K. Cannada, MD, St. Louis University School ofMedicine, Charles Cassidy, MD, Tufts Medical Center & IlyaVoloshin, MD, University of Rochester Medical Center

5:00 pm Resident Bowl Competition

6:00 pm End of Program

Resident Fellow Review Course & Bowl Competition | Saturday, October 20

Wednesday, October 1710:45 am – 11:45 am President’s Council Meeting

12:00 pm – 5:00 pm Meeting Registration

12:00 pm – 5:00 pm Sponsor/Exhibit Setup

12:00 pm – 5:00 pm Board of Directors Meeting

2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Social Committee Meeting

Thursday, October 186:00 am – 5:30 pm Meeting Registration

6:30 am – 6:45 am First Business Meeting

6:30 am – 5:30 pm Technical Exhibits, Continental Breakfast, Coffee Breaks and Daily Drawing

7:29 am – 8:04 am Focused Brunch Presentation *CME Credit Not Available

7:30 am Family Beach Walk

8:30 am – 10:00 am Spouse/Guest & Child Hospitality – Join your friends and meet new ones while enjoying a continental breakfast. Apresentation will be given by our very own Marie Kelly on “Medical Marriage and Family Life.”

10:45 am – 11:45 am Sprouting Project – Farm-to-table & great for kids! “The Sprouting Project” consists of a state-of-the-art aquaponicgreenhouse, an expansive organic garden, the barrel room and a large collection ofbeehives. Guests will appreciate a true farm-to-table experience.

12:15 pm – 1:15 pm Focused Lunch Presentations *CME Credit Not Available

5:00 pm – 6:00 pm OREF Reception – All members are invited to attend.

6:00 pm – 7:00 pm New Member Reception – New members are invited to attend! The EOA Board andCommittee members would like to personally welcome you to the EOA.

7:00 pm – 9:30 pm Welcome Dinner – Drink in the ocean breeze and savor food delicacies and drinks on the beach with family and friends.Wear your flip flops!

Friday, October 196:30 am – 1:00 pm Meeting Registration



8:30 am – 9:30 am Spouse/Guest & Child Hospitality – Join your friends and meet new ones whileenjoying a cup of coffee. Stick around for fun & games!

9:30 am Games & Party Bridge – All levels welcome!

11:39 am – 12:09 pm Focused Lunch Presentations *CME Credit Not Available

12:15 pm – 5:00 pm Deep Sea Fishing Charter – Enjoy superb bottom fishing action among sunken wrecks, lime rock ledges and oceanic hardbottoms. The captain and first mate provide all the fishing tackle, rigged bait and instruction required. Eat lunch duringthe EOA Industry Presentation.

Spouse and Significant Other Program | Events, dates & times are subject to change.

12:20 pm – 3:30 pm Culinary Demo – Experience Epicuriosity – Tempt your taste buds in the Chef’s Kitchen at Omni Amelia IslandPlantation! Enjoy personal interaction with our trained chef as they demonstrate proper cooking techniques you can takehome to impress your family and friends.

12:30 pm – 6:00 pm Golf Tournament (1:00 pm Tee Time) – The Oak Marsh Golf Course is noted for its tight fairways and small greens,meandering along salt marsh creeks and through the moss draped heritage oaks for which Amelia Island is famous.Shotgun start with scramble format. Eat lunch during the EOA Industry Presentation.

1:15 pm – 5:30 pm Karen Zupko CPT & ICD-10 Coding Course: The Business of Medicine

2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Tennis Round Robin – 3.5 USTA rating or better – Channel your inner Agassi zen andWilliams sister energy for EOA's Round Robin!

5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Exhibitor Reception – Before you go to dinner, start your evening off with drinks and hors d’oeuvres with EOA.

5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Kids’ Dinner and Movie Night – While parents are at the Exhibitor Reception, kids enjoy dinner and crafts or a moviewith friends. Children younger than 5 must be accompanied by an adult. *This is not a babysitting service, but is provided onlyfor parents attending the Exhibitor Reception.

Saturday, October 206:30 am – 12:55 pm Meeting Registration

6:45 am – 7:00 am Second Business Meeting



7:30 am Beach Yoga

8:30 am – 9:00 am Focused Brunch Presentation *CME Credit Not Available

8:30 am – 9:30 am Spouse/Guest & Child Hospitality – Join your friends and meet new ones while enjoying a cup of coffee.

9:30 am Book Discussion – “Gentleman in Moscow” by Amor Towles. Join your friends and meet new ones for coffee and a livelydiscussion.

11:45 am – 12:15 pm Focused Lunch Presentations *CME Credit Not Available

1:00 pm – 6:00 pm Resident Review Course and Resident Bowl Competition

1:30 pm – 4:00 pm Dual Ecology Tour – A Naturalist will accompany you on a bike tour around theproperty, discussing the ecology and the beauty of Amelia Island, that ends at Walker’sLanding for the kayak tour.

6:15 pm – 11:00 pm Jazz Reception & Founders’ Dinner – The evening begins with a lovely reception and popular tunes brought to you bythe EOA Jazz Band. Dinner will also be an event to remember with a delicious meal, good company, and music.

7:00 pm – 11:00 pm Kids’ Dinner and Movie Night – While parents are at the Founders’ Dinner, kids enjoy dinner and crafts or a movie withfriends. Children younger than 5 must be accompanied by an adult. *This is not a babysitting service, but is provided only forparents attending the Founders’ Dinner.

Spouse and Significant Other Program | Events, dates & times are subject to change.

Hotel & Travel Information

Omni Amelia Island PlantationOmni Amelia Island Plantation Resort is nestled on 3.5 miles of pristine beach at the tip of a barrier island just off the Northeast Florida coast.Enjoy luxurious oceanfront accommodations, world-class resort pools, championship golf, full-service spa, endless dining options and family-friendly activities. Relax on the largest multi-tiered pool deck in northeast Florida, featuring an adults-only infinity edge pool, a 10,000-square-foot family-friendly pool, Splash Park water playground for the kids, two hot tubs and oversized fire pits. Children will enjoy the award-winningkids’ camp and Nature Center, both of which offer supervised activities.

Hotel Reservation Information Discounted room rate deadline: September 16, 2018Call the Omni Amelia Island Plantation at 888-261-6161 and mention you are attending the EOA Annual Meeting. Space is limited, so makeyour reservation early!

Discounted Room Rate: Oceanfront Hotel - $245 per night

Confirmation: A hotel confirmation will be sent to you upon receipt of your reservation request.Guarantee Policy: All Reservations require a credit card to guarantee your reservation; A deposit equal to one night’s room and tax will becharged to the individual’s credit card.Cancellation Policy: Reservations must be cancelled 72 hours prior to arrival to avoid a penalty.

Activities at The OmniEclipse Pedal Board Tour – Experience the newest way of exploring the salt marsh. These innovative boards, similar to stair stepper, use finsto propel you through the water and cover the distance with ease.Eco Bike Hike – Explore the resort’s bike paths with a naturalist.Kayak Fishing – Join the guide and visit the largemouth bass fishing holes! Tour includes all tackle and paddle instruction.Nature Segway – Explore the resort in style! The naturalist guided tour will lead you along paths covered by Live Oak canopy, as you explorethe march or the beach side of the property. This is the perfect tour to learn about the diverse ecosystems that make up the island.Sea-Cology Segway Tour – Join a naturalist on a tour highlighting the marvelous beaches of Amelia Island. Learn about the dynamic beachdune system that is home to many keystone species.

*Contact Concierge at 904-261-6161 for more information. These are only a few options available. Jump to the Omni’s website to see thewhole list of activities: https://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/amelia-island-plantation/things-to-do/resort-activities and pricing.

Travel InformationJacksonville Airport (JAX) is the primary airport, located only 45 minutes from the Omni Amelia Island Plantation. Taxi service is approximately$95 one way. For limo service, contact Dana Limo & Transportation at 904-744-3333.

If you would like to rent a car, Hertz discounts are available by calling 800-654-2240 and referencing CV #04B00010 or online atwww.hertz.com: under the Reservation form, click the box next to "Enter a Discount or Promo Code" and enter 04B00010 in the ConventionNumber field.

Valet parking is $45 per night; self parking is complimentary.

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CANCELLATION POLICY: Full refund (less $35.00 administrative fee) will be granted if acancellation is made prior to 10 business days before the meeting date; a 50% refund ifcanceled between 5 and 10 business days before the meeting date. No refund will begranted within 5 business days of the meeting, or anytime thereafter.

SPECIAL NEEDS: If you have hearing, vision or mobility impairment and needappropriate accommodations in order to participate fully in this activity, please notify theEOA Management Company, DTMS, by October 1, 2018 by phone 866-362-1409 or [email protected] to discuss your needs.

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Qty Registrant Category Fee

New 2018 EOA Member No ChargeEOA Member Physician $695NJOS Member $695Moderator/Presenter $695Non Member Physician $995Emeritus Member $400Active Military $200Allied Health Professional $300Resident/Fellow $150Medical Student $150

Qty Tours/Activities FeeSprouting Project - Thu 10/18 at 10:45 am ($20)Deep Sea Fishing - Fri 10/19 at 12:15 pm ($265)Culinary Demo - Fri 10/19 at 12:20 pm ($69)Golf Tournament - Fri 10/19 at 12:30 pm ($175)CPT & ICD-10 Coding Course - Fri 10/19 at 1:15 pmEOA Member - $95 / Nonmember - $295Tennis Round Robin - Fri 10/19 at 2:00 pm ($30)Beach Yoga - Sat 10/20 at 7:30 am ($25)Dual Ecology Tour - Sat 10/20 at 1:30 pm ($124)

Physician/Allied Health Registration Fee $_______Guest Registration Fees $_______

Unregistered Guest Event Fees $_______Tours/Activities Fees $_______

TOTAL $_______

Please provide the information below for each of your Adult guestsso we can include their name badges in your registration packet.(Registered children (5-17) will receive a wristband.)________________________________________Spouse/Guest Name City State

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________________________________________Guest Name City State

________________________________________Spouse/Guest Email Address for Meeting Updates

◊ Check Enclosed (payable to Eastern Orthopaedic Association)

◊ Charge my: ◊ Visa ◊ MasterCard ◊ American Express

___________________________________________________________ _____________ ______Credit Card Number Expiration Date CVV___________________________________________________________________________________Name on Card___________________________________________________________________________________Billing Address City State ZIP

Qty Unregistered Guest Events FeeSpouse/Guest/Child Hospitality - Adult ($40) ThuSpouse/Guest/Child Hospitality - Child 5-17 ($20) ThuWelcome Dinner - Adult ($100)Welcome Dinner - Child 5-17 ($50)Spouse/Guest/Child Hospitality - Adult ($40) FriSpouse/Guest/Child Hospitality - Child 5-17 ($20) FriExhibitor Reception - Adult ($75)Kids’ Movie Night on Friday ($25)Spouse/Guest/Child Hospitality - Adult ($40) SatSpouse/Guest/Child Hospitality - Child 5-17 ($20) SatFounders’ Dinner - Adult ($150)Kids’ Movie Night on Saturday ($25)Child Surcharge - Founders’ Dinner ($75)

Physician/Allied Health Registration Fee Includes: Scientific Sessions,E-Poster Sessions, Multimedia Sessions, Symposia, Continental Breakfasts,Workshops, Breaks, Welcome Dinner, Exhibitor Reception, and the JazzReception & Founders’ Dinner.

Spouse/Guest Registration Fee Includes: Spouse/Guest/Child Hospitalityon Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings, Welcome Dinner, ExhibitorReception, and the Jazz Reception & Founders’ Dinner.

Child Registration Fee Includes: Spouse/Guest/Child Hospitality onThursday, Friday and Saturday mornings, Welcome Dinner, and the Kids’Movie Nights on Friday and Saturday.

Annual Meeting Registration FormEastern Orthopaedic Association's 49th Annual Meeting

October 17-20, 2018 ☼ Omni Amelia Island Plantation ☼ Amelia Island, FLwww.eoa-assn.org ☼ Phone: 866-362-1409 ☼ Fax: 410-494-0515

Qty Guest Category Fee

Spouse/Guest (18+) $225Child(ren) 5-17 years $35Child(ren) under 5 years No Charge

ONLY complete the section below for UNREGISTEREDspouses, guests and children who wish to attend the events.These events are already included for registered spouses, guests and children.



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