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NATIONAL CAPITAL KNEE SYMPOSIUM

SEPTEMBER 15 & 16, 2016

WESTIN HOTEL, 11 COLONEL BY DRIVE, OTTAWA

INFORMATION & REGISTRATION:

613-761-4480 ext: 1 | [email protected] | www.med.uottawa.ca/cpd

Course Description:

This 2-day symposium is an evolution of previous National Capital Knee Symposia. This year’s course will feature streamlined, and shortened didactic sessions with expanded time available for case presentations, thus allowing frank

exchange of ideas and concepts. Emphasis will also be on prepared videos as we convert the cadaveric laboratory session to a sawbones simulation in order to allow greater discussion and problem solving time.

Overall Learning Objectives:

Recognize, and diagnose knee injuries and recall the state of the art treatment of challenging, and controversial cases; Recall the current up to date techniques of knee arthroplasty, and demonstrate them on a plastic sawbones model;

Recognize and recall complications of knee surgery to ensure the optimum patient outcomes; Identify the anatomy of the knee with the use of ultrasound and demonstrate it’s use;

Recall the techniques of meniscal repair, and ACL tunnel creation and demonstrate on sawbone models.

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NATIONAL CAPITAL KNEE SYMPOSIUM

Planning Committee

Special thanks to the following physicians who participated in the

planning of this event:

Dr. Geoff Dervin, Orthopaedic Surgery, The Ottawa Hospital

Dr. Don Johnson, Orthopaedic Surgery, The Ottawa Hospital

Dr. Taryn Taylor, Sports Medicine Clinic, Carleton University

Accreditation

This event is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada for 13.75 hours. This program has been reviewed and approved by the University of Ottawa, Office of Continuing Professional Development.

This is an Accredited Simulation Program (Section 3) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of The Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada, and approved by University of Ottawa’s Office of Continuing Professional Development on April 15, 2016 and expires April, 2019. Remember to visit MAINPORT to record your learning and outcomes. You may claim a maximum of 3 hours (credits are automatically calculated).

Liability

The University of Ottawa, Office of Continuing Professional

Development (CPD) assumes no liability for any claims, personal

injury or damage:

to any individual attending this conference;

that may result from the use of technologies, program, products

and/or services at this conference;

that may arise out of, or during this conference.

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Course Cancellation Policy

The University of Ottawa, CPD reserves the right to cancel courses.

Registrants will be notified at the earliest possible date in the event

of a cancellation. Registration fees for courses cancelled by the

University of Ottawa, CPD will be refunded; however the University

of Ottawa, CPD will not be liable for any loss, damages or other

expenses that such cancellation may cause.

NEW sessions for 2016:

Knee Ultrasound Workshop

Arthroscopy Lab

Sawbone Lab

My Toughest Case Panel Discussion

and much more!

Don’t forget to book your hotel room at the Westin Ottawa!

To reserve online: https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/Book/KneeSymposium2016

To reserve by phone: 1-800-WESTIN-1 Please mention group code KI14AA or state that you are with the Knee Symposium event.

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6:45AM - 7:20AM REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST (3rd Floor, Ontario Room Foyer & Les Saisons Room)

7:20AM - 7:30AM Ontario Room

Welcome and Introductory Comments


Arthroscopy - Introduction Recognize & analyze the effectiveness of ACL injury prevention Recognize the impact, and benefits of pre-habilitation Recall the salient features of the knee examination Recognize the partial ACL tear and explore the optimum management

Moderator: Dr. Donald Johnson

7:30AM - 7:40AM ACL Prevention - How Effective is it? Dr. Andrew Pipe

7:40AM - 7:50AM What is the Role of Pre-habilitation? What is Optimum Rehab and When is the Athlete Ready to Return to Play?

Dr. Taryn Taylor

7:50AM - 8:00AM What is the Optimal Management of the Partial ACL? Dr. John Richmond

8:00AM - 8:10AM Conservative Treatment of the OA Knee - The Value of Regaining Knee Extension Dr. Donald Shelbourne

8:10AM - 8:30AM Panel: ARS Case Presentations All


Arthroscopy - Meniscus Recognize the indications for meniscal resection and meniscal repair Evaluate the current techniques of meniscal repair, and the potential of biologic augmentation of meniscal repair Recall the indications and incorporate the technique of meniscal allograft transplantation

Moderator: Dr. Nicholas Sgaglione

8:30AM - 8:40AM What is the Optimum Management of the Degenerative Athletic Knee? Is There a Role for Meniscectomy?

Dr. John Richmond

8:40AM - 8:50AM Meniscal Repair Techniques Dr. Nicholas Sgaglione

8:50AM - 9:00AM Meniscal Allograft Transplantation - What are the Current Indications, Techniques and Outcomes? Dr. John Richmond


9:30AM - 10:00AM REFRESHMENT BREAK & VISIT THE EXHIBITS (Exhibit Hall - 3rd Floor, Les Saisons Room)


Arthroscopy - Articular Cartilage Employ the appropriate classification of articular cartilage injuries Recall the indications and techniques for debridement, micro-fracture, osteochondral allograft, and fixation of oste-

ochondral fractures Describe the role of biologics in treatment of cartilage injuries

Moderator: Dr. Geoff Dervin

10:00AM - 10:10AM What is the Role of Microfracture Versus OATS in the Management of Full Thickness Cartilage Injuries? Dr. John Richmond

10:10AM - 10:20AM What is the Indication for Biologic Augmentation or Grafts in the Management of Full Thickness Cartilage Lesions?

Dr. Nicholas Sgaglione

10:20AM - 10:30AM What are the Indications for Osteochondral Autograft Transfer: Pearls, Pitfalls and Results Dr. Nicholas Sgaglione


11:00AM - 12:00PM

Ontario Room

Arthroscopy - Pediatric Evaluate the different types of growth plate injuries around the knee Evaluate the acute patellar dislocation and recall the management of patellar dislocation Evaluate chronic patellar dislocation in the adolescent and recall the management of recurrent patellar Dislocation Identify those characteristics of the paediatric OCD lesion that are distinctly different than the adult OCD lesion Identify treatment strategies for different stages of presentation of OCD Discuss surgical techniques and decision making strategies for surgical treatment of these lesions

Moderator: Dr. Nicholas Sgaglione

11:00AM - 11:10AM Pediatric Injuries Are Different; Growth Plate Injuries May Mimic ACL Injury Dr. Sasha Carsen

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE - DAY 1 ARTHROSCOPY

FACULTY MEMBERS FOR DAY 1 - ARTHROSCOPY: Dr. Nicholas Sgaglione, North Shore Long Island Medical Center, New York, USA

Dr. John Richmond, New England Baptist Hospital, Boston, USA

Dr. Gregory DiFelice, Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, USA

Dr. Donald Shelbourne, Shelbourne Knee Center, Indianapolis, USA

Dr. Robert Deakon, Oakville Sports Injury Clinic/Oakville Hospital, Oakville, Ontario

Drs. Sasha Carsen, Geoff Dervin, Don Johnson, Ken Kontio, Allan Liew, Andrew Pipe, Jay Sheridan, Taryn Taylor, Ottawa

11:10AM - 11:20AM Management of Osteochondritis Dessicans in the Adolescent Dr. Ken Kontio

11:20AM - 11:30AM Management of Recurrent Patellar Dislocation Dr. Nicholas Sgaglione

11:30AM - 12:00PM Panel: ARS Case Presentations All

12:00PM - 1:00PM LUNCH & VISIT THE EXHIBITS (Exhibit Hall - 3rd Floor, Les Saisons Room)

1:00PM - 1:30PM Ontario Room

Arthroscopy - MCL/ALL Injuries Recognize the injury to the MCL and recall the optimum management Recognize ALL injury, and it’s role in rotatory instability

Moderator: Dr. John Richmond

1:00PM - 1:10PM Overview of MCL Injuries - Diagnosis, Investigation, and Management Dr. Gregory DiFelice

1:10PM - 1:20PM What is ALL? Dr. Robert Deakon

1:20PM - 1:30PM Panel: ARS Case Presentations All


Arthroscopy - ACL Recall the optimum graft choice in ACL reconstruction Recognize the role of primary repair of ACL injuries, and recall the optimum technique


1:30PM - 1:40PM What is the Optimum Graft Choice in ACL Reconstruction? Dr. John Richmond

1:40PM - 1:50PM Is There a Role for Primary Repair of ACL Injuries? Dr. Gregory DiFelice

1:50PM - 2:00PM How I Manage Revision of the Failed ACL Reconstruction Dr. John Richmond


2:30PM - 3:00PM REFRESHMENT BREAK & VISIT THE EXHIBITS (Exhibit Hall - 3rd Floor, Les Saisons Room)

3:00PM - 5:00PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS - please select one: A) Plenary Session - Complications of Ligament Surgery and Complex Knee Injuries B) Small Group Workshop - Ultrasound Lab C) Small Group Workshop - Arthroscopy & Sawbones Lab *3:15PM Start Time

OPTION A 3:00PM - 4:00PM Ontario Room

Complications of Ligament Surgery

Recognize complications of ligament surgery and recall their optimum management


3:00PM - 3:10PM How to Manage Sepsis After ACL Reconstruction Dr. John Richmond

3:10PM - 3:20PM What I do to Prevent DVT After ACL Reconstruction Dr. Nicholas Sgaglione

3:20PM - 3:30PM How I Manage Intra-operative Problems, Dropped Graft, Small Graft, Fixation Failures Dr. Robert Deakon


4:00PM - 4:30PM

Multi-ligament and Complex Knee Injuries Recognize complex ligament injuries and recall the optimum individualized management

Moderator: Dr. Allan Liew Panel: All

OPTION B 3:00PM - 5:00PM New Brunswick Room

Ultrasound Lab Recognize the anatomy of the knee and lower leg with the use of ultrasound Recognize the benefit of the use of ultrasound in diagnosing patellar tendon injuries and demonstrate the technique of localizing the patellar tendon by ultrasound Recognize the benefits of PRP injections of the knee, and recall the technique of tendon and joint injections. Note: The session will include a PRP demonstration and opportunities for hands-on use of the probe to assess the knee.

Dr. Taryn Taylor Dr. Jay Sheridan

OPTION C 3:15PM - 5:00PM Manitoba Room & British Columbia Room, Les Saisons Room

Arthroscopy & Sawbones Lab Recall the technique of meniscal repair Demonstrate the optimum technique of meniscal repair on sawbones model Recall the technique of localizing the position of the femoral tunnel for ACL reconstruction Demonstrate the optimum position of the femoral tunnel for ACL reconstruction on the sawbones model Recall the technique for ACL graft preparation and demonstrate the technique of graft preparation

Dr. Donald Johnson Dr. Sasha Carsen

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE - DAY 1 ARTHROSCOPY

Please join us for the 2016 National Capital Knee Symposium

Welcome Reception

Westin Hotel | Thursday, Sept. 15 | 5:00PM

6:45AM - 7:30AM REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST (3rd Floor, Ontario Room Foyer & Les Saisons Room)

7:30AM - 7:33AM Welcome Dr. Geoff Dervin


Non-operative Management and Unicompartment Solutions Explain the non-operative options to manage symptomatic osteoarthritis of the knee Identify key aspects of technique to maximize best functional results and minimize complications in unicompart-

mental knee replacement

Moderator: Dr. James McAuley

7:33AM - 7:40AM Physical Therapy and Analgesic Modalities Ms. Monica Clarke

7:41AM - 7:48AM Bracing and Injections - What works, what doesn’t Dr. Taryn Taylor

7:49AM - 7:56AM Arthroscopy and Osteotomy Dr. Geoff Dervin

7:57AM - 8:04AM Tips and Tricks to Ensure a Successful Medial Unicompartmental Replacement Dr. Philip Fleuriau-Chateau

8:05AM - 8:12AM Tips and Tricks to Ensure a Successful Lateral Unicompartmental Replacement Dr. Keith Berend

8:13AM - 8:20AM Tips and Tricks to Ensure a Successful Patellofemoral Replacement Dr. David Backstein

8:20AM - 8:45AM Discussion All


Total Knee Replacement 101 Ensure appropriate patient selection and optimization for the best result Describe the surgical strategy for increasing degrees of varus and valgus deformities Recognize when conventional techniques will not be enough Identify situations when computer navigation can really help

Moderator: Dr. David Backstein

8:45AM - 8:52AM Patient Selection for Knee Replacement - Not so simple? Dr. James McAuley

8:52AM - 8:59AM Technical Principles for the Varus Knee Dr. Pascal-André Vendittoli

8:59AM - 9:06AM Technical Principles for the Valgus Knee Dr. Paul Kim

9:06AM - 9:13AM Managing Severe Deformities and Computer Navigation Dr. Robert Feibel


9:35AM - 10:00AM REFRESHMENT BREAK & VISIT THE EXHIBITS (Exhibit Hall - 3rd Floor, Les Saisons Room)

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE - DAY 2 ARTHROPLASTY

FACULTY MEMBERS FOR DAY 2 - ARTHROPLASTY: Dr. David Backstein, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario

Dr. Keith Berend, New Albany, Ohio, USA

Ms. Monica Clarke, Stittsville Sport Physiotherapy Centre, Ottawa, Ontario

Dr. Geoff Dervin, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario

Dr. Michael Dunbar, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Dr. Robert Feibel, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario

Dr. Philip Fleuriau-Chateau, Hôpital Montfort, Ottawa, Ontario

Dr. Paul Kim, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario

Dr. Mario Lamontagne, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario

Dr. James McAuley, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario

Dr. François Morin, Centre Hospitalier Université Laval, Québec City, Québec

Dr. Taryn Taylor, Carleton Sports Medicine Clinic, Ottawa, Ontario

Dr. Pascal-André Vendittoli, University of Montréal, Montréal , Québec


Difficult Situations Develop a systematic method to evaluate the unhappy patient with a persistently painful or stiff total knee replacement Recognize treatable problem total knee replacements and apply effective management strategies Describe best practices to avoid infection in total knee replacement Define and contrast roles for lavage and component retention versus single or 2 stage revision for infection

Moderator: Dr. Robert Feibel

10:00AM - 10:07AM General Approach to the Dissatisfied TKR Patient Dr. Michael Dunbar

10:07AM - 10:14AM Managing the Stiff TKR Dr. Paul Kim

10:15AM - 10:22AM Managing the “Unstable” TKR Dr. David Backstein

10:23AM - 10:30AM Extensor Complications Dr. Pascal-André Vendittoli

10:31AM - 10:38AM Diagnosis and Treatment of Infected TKR Dr. Keith Berend



Hot Topics in Arthroplasty (Panel) Use the concepts in what they have learned in managing real case examples of challenges in total and partial

knee replacement Contrast the approaches brought forward by participants and faculty in dealing with complex cases

Panel members: Dr. David Backstein, Dr. Keith Berend, Dr. Michael Dunbar, Dr. James McAuley, Dr. Pascal-André Venditolli


11:45AM - 12:30PM LUNCH & VISIT THE EXHIBITS (Exhibit Hall - 3rd Floor, Les Saisons Room)


New Technologies Describe the evidence supporting recent innovations in technology and their role in contemporary total knee

replacement Evaluate technologies to improve durability such as cross link polyethylene, cementless implants and alternate

hard bearings Contrast the alternative technological designs in total knee replacement

Moderator: Dr. Michael Dunbar

12:30PM - 12:37PM Relevance of Implant Design and Alignment Target Dr. Michael Dunbar

12:38PM - 12:45PM Can the Gait Lab Discriminate Between Implants? Dr. Mario Lamontagne

12:46PM - 12:53PM Is there Value to Patient Specific Instruments? Dr. Keith Berend

12:55PM - 1:25PM Discussion All

1:30PM - 2:30PM Rooms: New Brunswick Nova Scotia Newfoundland

Sawbones Lab Demonstrate the key technical steps in performing unicompartmental knee replacement Explain the technological features of contemporary knee replacement designs and perform knee arthroplasty

Faculty: All


How to Make it Better Moderator: Dr. Geoff Dervin

2:30PM - 2:37PM Revision TKR: Exposure Dr. James McAuley

2:37PM - 2:44PM Revision TKR: Managing Bone Loss Dr. David Backstein


Extreme Competition Panel: Challenges with UKR, TKR, Revision TKR, and Toughest Cases (Participants are welcomed to submit their tough cases prior to meeting)

Apply techniques to help patients with the most difficult presentations of knee arthroplasty Develop strategies to manage the “toughest of the tough cases” Use the concepts in what they have learned in managing real case examples of challenges in total and partial

knee replacement

Panel members: Dr. David Backstein, Dr. Keith Berend, Dr. Michael Dunbar, Dr. James McAuley, Dr. François Morin, Dr. Pascal-André Venditolli


3:45PM - 4:00PM EVALUATIONS & ADJOURNMENT (Ontario Room)

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE - DAY 2 ARTHROPLASTY

2016 National Capital Knee Symposium

September 15 & 16, 2016 Westin Hotel | 11 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa

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