BOS 2014-15 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

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Warm greetings from Team BOS 2014-15!

We are proud to see Bangalore Orthopaedic Society growing from strength to strength over the past few years. The credit goes to the past Presidents and office bearers who had the vision and foresight to make it a strong academic body.

As the new team takes over, it is time for all of us to join hands, come together and plan for the forthcoming year.

We bring to you the scientific programme planned so far in the form of an academic calendar. This would include monthly meetings, cadaveric workshops, post graduate teaching programmes, BOS quiz and much more.

We promise to keep our commitment to the society and present a structured plan for social welfare activities.

Please block the dates and register early to enable us to get KMC credit points for the academic programmes.

Your participation is the Key to success.

Let’s bring the change together.

Best wishes.

Dr. Anand GalagaliPresident BOS 2014-15

Presidential Address

Dear Members,

I am honoured to be part of team BOS 2014-2015 as the secretary under the leadership of Dr. Anand T Galagali.

Our team has planned a host of academic activities,workshops,seminars and meetings for the entire year. The topics have been chosen with a view to be all inclusive and to generate interest in all genre of surgeons be it the senior consultant or the post-graduate. You are requested to please make time at least once a month and participate in the deliberations, enrich and be enriched by the exchange of views.

We shall be delighted to receive feed-back and suggestions from members about the content of the meetings.

Members are the mainstay of any organization. Not all practicing orthopaedic surgeons of Bangalore are members of BOS. I request everyone to encourage our non-member colleagues to enroll and strengthen the BOS. Our strength lies in numbers and with numbers we can be heard better.

Regards,Dr. C. RanganathSecretaryBOS 2014-15

From the Desk of the Secretary

Team BOS 2014-15 congratulates our

Dynamic Secretary General,

Dr. Vasudev Prabhu who was elected unopposed for

the term 2014-17.

Team BOS 2014-15

salutes its PatronsDr. Ram Iyer

&Dr. Uday Kumar

Dear Members,

It is indeed an honour to be a part of the Executive Committee under the stewardship of Dr. Anand Galagali for the year 2014-2015.

We shall be conducting a host of scientific and academic activities. We plan to apply for KMC accredition that will entail additional nominal charges. We shall endeavour to defray expenses to our members by all possible means.

We begin the term with the morale boosting news of 12 A status being granted to the BOS. Having been exempt from tax on income, the BOS is now deemed to be a charitable society. Team 2014-2015 plans to conduct a host of charitable activities—all of which requires your generous contribution in terms of time and finance.

Charity begins at home gentlemen. Let us do it !

Regards

Dr. S. JanardanTreasurerBOS 2014-2015

Pearls from the Treasurer

Meetings and PG Training Programme

The Academic Calendar

Implications of getting CME credit points from KMC:

1. We are planning to get CME credit points for all BOS academic activities including monthly CMEs.

2. Our monthly CMEs will fetch us 1 credit hour and the faculty and speakers will get 1 additional point.

3. This will be very useful as we need to get 30 points in 5 years to renew our KMC registration.

4. We should register 2 weeks in advance for the academic programmes as the list of delegates along with the scientific programme is to be submitted to the KMC office for accredition.

5. At every meet, an observer from KMC will monitor the quality and scientific content.

6. There is a need to start the programme on time and the attendance and participation will be closely monitored by KMC observer.

7. Certificate will be issued only to those who have prior registration, those who come on time and participate in the whole programme. Spot registrants will not be given any certificates.

8. Contact Dr. Ajoy at 9663394216 or drajoy@gmail.com for any queries.

Monthly CME

The BOS monthly CME will be held on the last Sunday of every month at API Bhavan, Millers Road from 9.30 am to 1.30 pm.

These meetings are accredited by Karnataka Medical Council. Members need to register in advance to get a valid certificate with credit points.

The scientific session will include

• Free papers

• Debate on a controversial topic

• Panel discussion on a commonly encountered clinical dilemma.

• ‘OMG – Oh My God’ series of xray discussion

• Guest lecture by a eminent local, national or international faculty.

• Subspeciality session

• Awareness talk on medicolegal issues

Papers for presentation can be submitted by postgraduates and consultants to Dr. Ranganath C. at drcranganath@gmail.com

9.30am-10.30am : Free Papers Judges: Dr.Rajagopalan & Dr.Thomas Isaac

1. “Solitary Exostosis - Rare Occurance” Dr. Vivek Jha

2. Study of the outcome of PRP Injections in Plantar Fascitis Dr. G. Gopinath Reddy

3. Lumbar Fusions in Elderly Patients with Multiple Comorbidities Dr. Vijay. S.

4. Two-Stage Revision of Infected Total Knee Arthroplasty: Reimplantation using an Antibiotic-Impregnated Static Spacer Dr. Ravikumar Mukartihal

5. “Chronic Perilunate Dislocation”- A rare case of Unusual Late Presentation Dr. Raghu B.V. & Dr. Roshan Kumar B.N.

6. PET-CT Assessment of the Vascularity of Femoral Head following Acetabular Fractures Dr. Akshat Mittal, Dr.Thomas Chandy & Dr. M.N. Kumar

10.30am-11.00am : Debate: “TKR -All poly Vs. Metal Backed Tibial component” All Poly : Dr. SharanPatil Metal Backed : Dr. B. Manjunath Moderator : Dr. Sanjay Pai

11.00am-11.30am : “OMG cases”

Moderator : Dr.Uday Kumar

11.30am-12.00 noon : Panel Discussion Topic : Osteo-articular TB Moderator : Dr.Sharan Patil Panellists : Dr. Rajgopalan A., Dr. Muralidhar, Dr. Sridhar Murthy & Dr. Thomas Isaac

12 noon-12.30pm : Guest lecture: “How do I prepare a scientific presentation?” Dr. H.P.C. Khincha

12.30pm-1.00pm : Medicolegal Aspects

“The importance of Documentation” Dr. Naresh Shetty1.00pm-1.30pm : Sub-Speciality Meet

“Bio-skills Training in Orthopaedic Surgery” Dr. D.C. Sundaresh “Tissue-banking – the need & our Experience” Dr. D.C. Sundaresh

BOS CME Programme - Sunday 27th Apil 2014

Bone SchoolThere will be full day PG training programme on second Sunday of every month at Sparsh Speciality Hospital, Infantry Road. The sessions will be topic based. Important clinical and examination tips will be given by renowned local, national and international faculty. As the programme is accredited with KMC credit points, prior registration is mandatory. There is no registration fees.

Dr. Thomas Kishen will coordinate the whole programme.

The topics are:

• April ... Spine

• May ... Knee and Shoulder

• June ... Paediatric Ortho

• July ... Hand and Peripheral Nerves

• August ... Basic Surgical Skills course

• Sept ... Trauma

• Oct ... Oncology

Contact Dr. Thomas Kishen @ 09980400858 or mail thomaskishen@hotmail.com

St. John’s Medical College and Hospital is organising PG teaching programme on Aug. 2 and 3, under the aegis of BOS.

Dr. Mallikarjunaswamy, the organising secretary can be contacted on 09902543909 or email at bmc_chandra@yahoo.co.in

PG Training Programme

Clinical Meetings

July 13th – Zimmer Expert Education Programme.

A programme to introduce latest natural femoral nail for fracture neck femur. Highlights include plenty of interactive discussions with a panel of experts. Venue would be intimated shortly.

October 18th – Rendezvous with Dr. Radhesh

Topic: ‘MRI Shoulder’ made easy..

Sponsored by Medal Clumax at The Atria 8pm.

RAJA RAJESWARI MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL

ANNUAL TRAUMA SYMPOSIUM will be held on May 24th 2014 under the aegis of BOS at their auditorium. The theme of the symposium is “Metaphysio-Diaphyseal Fracture Management – Current Concepts”.

Prof GS Kulkarni will deliver the oration.

Please contact Dr. Gopinath KM on 09448419456 for further information.

SPARSH ADVANCED ARTHROPLASTY COURSE

BOS will join hands with Sparsh Speciality Hospital, Infantry Road to organise Sparsh Advanced Arthoplasty Course on Sept 5,6,7th 2014.

Contact Ms. Savita Shetty for further information at 09900040368

NATIONAL LEVEL ORTHO-LEGAL MEET

BOS plans to hold a National Level Ortho legal Meet on March 28th 2015 to educate and create awareness among the public and among the orthopaedic fraternity. Renowned national speakers will be invited.

BOSCON 2015

A grand gala annual event will be held on March 29th 2015.

GOSICON 2014

GOSICON 2014, an International Conference by Geriatric Orthopaedic Society of India will be held on Sept 12,13 and 14th focussing on the Needs And Management of Geriatric Patients.

Venue: Bangalore Medical College

Contact Dr.John Ebenezer at johnebnezar@gmail.com for details.

Visit http://www.gosicon.in

Conferences

Cadaver Courses and Live Surgeries

BOS is organising Hands on Cadaveric Workshop on Basic Surgical Approaches in Upper Limb for postgraduate students at MS Ramaiah Advanced Learning Centre.

Its a golden opportunity to learn from the Masters –

Delto pectoral approach, Posterior approach to shaft Humerus after dissecting the radial nerve, Trans olecranon approach to intercondylar fractures, anterior approach to the upper third radius and the distal end radius including carpal tunnel release.

Registration limited to only 30 delegates.

Dates will be intimated to registered delegates shortly.

Kindly contact Dr. Ajoy at 9663394216 or drajoy@gmail.com for details

BOS thanks Sky marketing for its unconditional support for all its academic activities.

1. Save Meniscus day @ Sparsh Speciality Hospital, Infantry Road Live Demonstration of Meniscal Repair Surgeries is scheduled on May 17th 2014. Contact Dr. Ravikumar at 09880082479 for registration.

2. Shoulder Arthroscopy Workshop, July 5th and 6th 2014 at MS Ramaiah Medical College

Complex Shoulder Live Surgeries with Didactic Lectures are planned on July 5th followed by Cadaveric Workshop on Basic Shoulder Scopy on July 6th. Limited registration on first come first basis. Contact Dr. Banerjee at 08123951506

Sponsored by Smith & Nephew

Arthrex is arranging live surgical demonstration of ACL Tight Rope Technique and hands on workshop on bone models on June 15th at MS Ramaiah Advanced Learning Centre. Dr. IPS Oberoi from New Delhi and Dr. Clement Joseph are the visiting faculty.

Registration will be limited to 30 delegates

Contact Dr. Banerjee at 08123951506 for further information.

A Hand and Wrist Workshop is planned by Dr. Bharath Kadadi on November 29 at Suguna Hospital.

email: bkadadi@yahoo.com or call 09845678851

Jayon surgicals sponsored Cadaveric Spine Workshop will be held at MS Ramaiah Advance Learning Centre on December 7th 2014 for both PGs and consultants. The programme includes a session on fenestration and discectomy followed by pedicular screw fixation. The number of delegates is restricted to 20. The delegates will be registered on first come first serve basis.

Contact Dr. Ranganath C at 09845007568 for details.

Dr. Rajkumar sponsored Depuy courseDr. Rajkumar in association with BOS will sponsor One Young Ortho Surgeon to attend Depuy Intermediate or Advanced Arthroplasty Course at Chennai followed by Cadaveric training at MSR ALC. The course will be in February 2015. Interested candidates need to apply and selection criteria are applicable.

Please contact Dr. Ranganath C at drcranganath@gmail.com for details.

BOS thanks Dr. Rajkumar R for this generous gesture.

BOS Quiz – A reason to question more ?BOS quiz will be conducted for both postgraduates and consultants.

Preliminary round for postgraduates will be held at their respective colleges by their HODs and the best 2 postgraduates will be selected for next round. Second and final round will be held at Sparsh hospital on Oct 12th. The winner will be sponsored for AO basic course by BOS.

The first round of quiz for consultants is published in this brochure and the second round will be online. The final round will be held at API bhavan on Oct 26th. Winners will be sponsored for Ganga Operative course or equivalent by BOS.

Dr. Prashant Nagaraj will be the Quiz Master. Submit your answers by email to drprashanthnagaraj@rediffmail.com to get into second round.

This event is sponsored by Strides Arcolab.

Awards

Quiz

Selection Committee with a scoring system

Award based BOS programmes are channelized through a

selection committee who will choose the candidates based on

a transparent scoring system. Extra points will be awarded to

those who actively participate in all BOS activities.

BOS 2014 Social Wing

BOS will organise a series of free BMD camps in different areas of Bangalore and free ortho camps in select rural areas.

1. May 18th... Camp at Nelamangala with Lions Club.

2. Malur Camp... Aug 15th

3. Sira Camp

BOS members are requested to volunteer for these social activities. The hospitals and medical colleges are requested to arrange for treatment of select patients either free or at subsidised rates.

Please contact Dr. Parthasarathy at 09844039291 for further information.

Social Welfare Activities

Dates to remember• Monthly CMEs – Last Sunday of every month, 9.30am -1.30pm, API Bhavan

• Bone School – Second Sunday of every month, Sparsh Speciality Hospital, Infantry road.

• May 17 – Save Meniscus Day, Sparsh Hospital

• May 18 – Nelamangala Free Ortho Camp

• May 24 – Raja Rajeshwari Medical College Annual Trauma Symposium.

• June 15 – ACL Tight Rope Day MSR Memorial Hospital

• July 5, 6 – Shoulder workshop, MSRALC

• July 13 – Zimmer Expert Education Programme

• Aug 2,3 – St Johns Medical College, PG training programme

• Aug 15 – Malur Free Ortho Camp

• Sept 5,6,7 – Sparsh Advanced Arthroplasty Course

• Sept 12, 13,14 – GOSICON 2014 International Conference

• Oct 18 – Rendezvous with Dr. Radhesh, Hotel Atria, 7pm.

• Nov 29 – Hand and wrist workshop, Suguna Hospital

• Dec 7 – Cadaveric Spine Workshop, MSR ALC.

• 28 March 2015 – National Level Ortholegal Conference

• 29 March 2015 – BOSCON 2015

Dr. Anand Galagali 09448070250 agalagali@gmail.com

Dr. Ranganath C 09845007568 drcranganath@gmail.com

Dr. Janardan S 09845067526 s_janardan@hotmail.com

Dr. Vasudev Prabhu 09341216058 vasudevprabhu@yahoo.com

Dr. Ajoy S 09663394216 drajoy@gmail.com

Dr. Banerjee 09731274396 bans75@yahoo.com

Dr. Ravi M 09880082479 doctorcmravi@gmail.com

Dr. Thomas Kishen 09980400858 thomaskishen@hotmail.com

Dr. Harshvardhan.S 09742351505 dr.harsh4@gmail.com

Dr. Prashanth N 07760389260 drprashanthnagaraj@rediffmail.com

Address for correspondence

Dr. Anand GalagaliRadha Ortho and Paediatric Centre

#528, 10th Main, 2nd Block, Rajajinagar, Bangalore 560010Ph: 08023226535 08065610500 • Email: agalagali@gmail.com

www.bangaloreorthopaedicsociety.com

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• Smith Nephew Arthroscopy division

• Zimmer trauma

• Manipal Northside Hospital, Malleshwaram

• Maxx Medicals

• Arthrex

• Medall Clumax

• Aspiris Akumentis

• Sky Marketting

• Strides Arcolab

• Sri Sai Pharma and Surgicals

• Theia Health Care

• Endeavour Lupin Ltd.

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1. The best site of screw placement in fixation of femoral neck fracture is at:

A center of medial-half of the femoral neck

B center of lateral-half of the femoral neck

C center of the head

D center of the neck

E posteroinferior part of the head

2. Which is the best radiographic view to visualise fracture of the distal pole of the scaphoid?

A PA with the hand in neutral position.

B PA with the hand in ulna deviation.

C PA with the forearm in full pronation.

D Semipronated oblique view of the wrist.

E Semisupinated oblique view of the wrist.

3. This is an antero-posterior view of the pelvis.

A List the abnormality noted.

B Give the name of the classification commonly used to grade this condition.

C List 3 ways to avoid this abnormality from happening.

4. Which of the following is the best option for an elderly patient with a failed DHS for intertrochanteric fracture with bone loss adjacent to the lesser trochanter region?t

A Bipolar hemiarthroplasty

B Blade plate and autogenous bone grafting

C Gamma nailing

D Long stem calcar replacement total hip replacement

E Standard total hip replacement

5. In a total hip replacement, the proximal design of the femoral component will determine the choice of articulation surface.

A cup size.

B stem position.

C hip offset.

D cup position.

BOS Preliminary Quiz – A Reason to Question More

6. A 15 year old girl presented with a 2 month history of left knee pain and swelling

A Name 3 features seen in the radiograph shown.

B List 3 further investigations you would request in this patient.

C What is the most likely diagnosis?

7. Q In Ficat Stage 3 avascular necrosis of the femoral head, what is the definitive treatment?

A Core decompression of femoral head

B Hip arthrodesis

C Proximal femoral osteotomy

D Total hip replacement

E Trap door procedure

8. Total hip arthroplasty is superior to hemiarthroplasty in mobile, independent patients with a displaced

intracapsular femoral neck fracture because the former is associated with:

A improved walking distance

B lower dislocation rate

C reduced mortality

D shorter hospital stay

E shorter operative time

9. This cervical spine xray belongs to a 50 years old Malay man who complained of progressive difficulty in

walking for the past 6 months; lately he has difficulty in eating with his hand.

A What is your diagnosis?

B Name 1 investigation you would order to confirm your diagnosis.

C Name 2 scoring systems used in the assessment of this condition.

D Name 4 signs that you would look for in the upper limbs.

E Name the most appropriate surgical procedure for this patient.

10. Which of these malignant tumors is associated with the best overall survival rate?

A dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma

B primary chondrosarcoma

C Ewing sarcoma

D classic osteosarcoma

E parosteal osteosarcoma

11. Multi-agent chemotherapy has greatly improved the survival associated with most malignant bone tumors. For which of the following tumors is this not true?

A classic osteosarcoma

B Ewing sarcoma

C primary chondrosarcoma

D telangiectatic osteosarcoma

12. A 20-year-old football player sustained a blow to the anterior aspect of his shoulder. Examination reveals pain and limited rotation. He is unable to raise the arm above the shoulder.

A What is your diagnosis?

B List 2 features seen in the radiograph to support the diagnosis.

C What further radiological view should be done?

D Name 2 other causes of this injury

E Name 2 possible complications of this injury

13. Which of the following parameters is the most preferred to assess patient readiness for a definitive fracture surgery when dealing with a resuscitated polytrauma patient? t

A C-reactive protein of < 11 mg/dl.

B Interleukin-6 of < 500pg/dl.

C Serum lactate of < 2 mmol/L

D Systemic Inflammatory Response Sscore of < 2.

E Systolic blood pressure of > 90mm Hg.

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A higher Delamination rate

B higher wear rate

C increased secondary oxidation

D lower fatigue resistance

E lower volumetric wear rate

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