Alumni Association 89th Annual Meeting

NOVEMBER 15 - 16 , 2007

NEW YORK C ITY

H O S P I TA L F O R

S P E C I A L S U R G E R Y

535 East 70th StreetRichard L. Menschel Education Center New York, NY 10021212.606.1057www.hss.edu

16.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

Thomas P. Sculco, MD Surgeon-in-Chief

Alumni Association 89th Annual MeetingSTATEMENT OF NEED The fields oforthopaedic surgery and rheumatologyare constantly changing disciplines. Theresults of recent clinical investigations,research results and updates on currentadvances in the field will be presented.Alumnae/alumni and present staff atHospital for Special Surgery should be updated on current advances inorthopaedics, rheumatology andmusculoskeletal medicine.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES Weill Cornell CMEactivities are intended to lead to betterpatient care. At the conclusion of thecourse, the participant should be able to:1. Identify the reason for and gain the

ability to assess optimally the clinical outcomes of the surgical and medicaltreatments employed in patients with a broad range of musculoskeletal disorders.

2. Describe the latest advances in limb lengthening and reconstruction surgery including indications, technique and outcomes.

3. List the benefits and disadvantages of a universal healthcare system.

4. Describe the impact of universal healthcare on a European medical facility currently using that system.

5. Explain the potential impact of universal healthcare on specialty hospitals (such as HSS) in the United States.

6. Assess how universal healthcarewould impact a state government such as that of New York.

7. Describe the pathophysiology of bone failure once osteonecrosis hasoccurred.

8. Identify potential interventions to counteract collapse (drugs, cells,coring and growth fractures).

9. Discuss new concepts in post-operativecare of the orthopedic patient interms of acute post-operative pain management and medical care.

10. Identify what tools and techniques are at the cutting edge in joint replacement.

11. Evaluate and reassess tools and techniques that appear not to be withstanding the test of time.

TARGET AUDIENCE Physicians working inthe specialties of orthopaedics, rheuma-tology, radiology, anesthesia, physiatryand neurology including HSS alumni andthe current residents, fellows and medicalstaff of Hospital for Special Surgery.

ACCREDITATION Weill Cornell MedicalCollege is accredited by the AccreditationCouncil for Continuing Medical Educationto sponsor continuing medical educationfor physicians.

Weill Cornell Medical College designatesthis educational activity for a maximumof 16.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of theirparticipation in the activity.

FACULTY DISCLOSURE It is the policy ofWeill Cornell Medical College to adhereto ACCME Essential Areas, Policies andStandards for Commercial Support inorder to ensure fair balance, independ-ence, objectivity and scientific rigor in all its sponsored programs. All facultyparticipating in sponsored programs areexpected to disclose to the audience anypotential, apparent or real conflict ofinterest related to their contribution tothe activity, and any discussions of off-label or investigational uses of anycommercial products or devices not yetapproved in the United States. If youfeel this is not the case, please call theOffice of Continuing Medical Educationat 212.746.2631 to anonymously expressany concerns.

FURTHER INFORMATION Please contact:Wendy George, Senior CoordinatorAlumni Affairs, Education Division Hospital for Special SurgeryPhone: 212.606.1823 Email: georgewe@hss.edu

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hospital for Special Surgery and Weill Cornell MedicalCollege gratefully acknowledge unrestricted educational grant support from:Wright Medical, Arthrex, Merck, Centocor, Genzyme Biosurgery, Exactech

Hospital for Special Surgery is accessiblefor individuals with disabilities or specialneeds. Participants with special needs arerequested to contact the EducationDivision at 212.606.1823.

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The fourth Distinguished Alumnus Award will be presented toChitranjan S. Ranawat, MD. The Alumni Affairs Committeehas developed this award to acknowledge an exemplaryalumnus who meets the following criteria:• HSS alumnus (not currently on the active HSS staff) who

has shown leadership and/or has had special recognition in his/her professional specialty

• Has actively participated in HSS alumni affairs

Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

Born in Sarwania, India, Chitranjan Ranawat, MD began his medical educationand orthopaedic residency training in India. He first came to HSS as a handsurgery fellow in 1966 and continued on as a fellow in rheumato-orthopaedicreconstructive surgery. Dr. Ranawat served on the HSS attending from 1969 until1994, during which he served as the Director of the Hand Service, until 1991 whenhe transitioned to the role of Director of the Surgical Arthritis Service. He wasappointed Clinical Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at Weill Medical College ofCornell University in 1979 and in 1994, became Professor of Clinical Orthopaedics.Currently, Dr. Ranawat is The James A. Nicholas Chairman of the Department ofOrthopedic Surgery and the Director of the Ranawat Orthopaedic Center atLenox Hill Hospital.

While at HSS, Dr. Ranawat worked with departments across the institution todevelop significant advancements in the field of orthopaedics-these collaborationsled to innovations in total knee, hip, elbow, and wrist replacements. He hasauthored almost 300 publications in hip, knee, hand, wrist, shoulder, and cervicalspine.

Aside from his pioneering research, Dr. Ranawat has always been a true teacherfor those in training whether in conference, in the operating room or on roundsin the wards. In the OR, he was famous for saying “If you can see it, you can doit.” He has mentored many of the former residents and fellows and has served inleadership positions in most of the important arthroplasty and nationalorthopaedic organizations, including the Knee Society, New York Academy ofMedicine, and American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons. Dr. Ranawat hasreceived numerous awards including Lifetime Achievement Awards from the NewYork City Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, and the American College orRheumatology, among others.

In recognition of his invaluable contributions to the field of orthopaedics, com-mitment to his patients and students, and involvement with the AlumniAssociation, we are privileged to present Dr. Ranawat with the DistinguishedAlumnus Award. A fund has been established in honor of all our distinguishedalumni, and we look forward to honoring more colleagues in the future.

Distinguished Alumnus Award

2004 Charles L. Christian, MD 2005 David B. Levine, MD2006 Allan E. Inglis, MD

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ALUMNI OFFICERS

Paul M. Pellicci, MD Riley J. Williams, III, MD2007 President Secretary/Treasurer

Who’s Who in the Hospital for Special SurgeryAlumni Association

Alumni Affairs CommitteeGuides the strategic direction and vision for the Association

Michael M. Alexiades, MDAdele L. Boskey, PhDCharles N. Cornell, MDWendy GeorgeBrian C. Halpern, MDHolly Leitzes Johnson, MD Richard S. King, MDDavid B. Levine, MD; ChairSteven K. Magid, MDDouglas Mintz, MDShane Nho, MDMartha O’Brasky, MPAAdministrative DirectorDaryl Osbahr, MDPaul M. Pellicci, MDDaniel S. Rich, MDLeon Root, MDThomas P. Sculco, MDDomenick Sisto, MDJames Voos, MDJon Wang, MDRiley J. Williams, III, MD

Alumni Meeting Planning CommitteeDevelops and plans the Annual Meeting

Charles N. Cornell, MDEdward V. Craig, MDWendy GeorgeRichard S. Laskin, MDDavid B. Levine, MDMartha O’Brasky, MPAAdministrative DirectorStephen A. Paget, MDPaul M. Pellicci, MDHollis G. Potter, MDS. Robert Rozbruch, MDHarvinder S. Sandhu, MDThomas P. Sculco, MD; ChairMichael K. Urban, MD, PhDRiley J. Williams, III, MDTimothy Wright, PhD

Alumni News Editorial CommitteeCreates the bi-annual alumni publication

Chandler Wilson, MPAEditor

Wendy GeorgeEditor

David B. Levine, MDMartha O’Brasky, MPALaura Robbins, DSWThomas P. Sculco, MD

AdministratorsDavid B. Levine, MDDirector, Alumni Affairs

Daniel S. Rich, MDAssociate Director, Alumni Affairs

Martha O’Brasky, MPADirector, Education Division

Wendy GeorgeSenior Coordinator, Alumni Affairs

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COMMITTEES

How to Contactthe Alumni Association Office in the Education Division

Phone: 212.606.1823Fax: 212.734.3833Email: alumni@hss.eduWeb: www.hss.edu

(click Alumni)

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PAST PRESIDENTS

1913-15 Virgil P. Gibney, MD1916-17 Clarence L. Starr, MD1917-18 NO MEETING - War Years1919-20 A. R. Shands, MD1920-22 William T. Shields, MD1922-23 F. W. Gilday, MD1923-25 E. W. Hannock, MD1925-26 John A. Brooke, MD1926-28 A. Mackenzie Forbes, MD1928-30 Charlton Wallace, MD1930-31 Lewis Clark Wagner, MD1931-32 Earl Van Derweker, MD1932-33 Percy W. Roberts, MD1933-34 Lewis Clark Wagner, MD1934-35 Armitage Whitman, MD1935-36 Richmond Stephens, MD1936-37 NO MEETING1937-38 Andrew R. MacAusland, MD1938-39 Walter Craig, MD1939-40 Paul Colonna, MD1940-41 Earl Van Derwerker, MD1941-42 Frank A. Purcell, MD1942-43 Barney Owens, MD1943-46 NO MEETING - War Years1947-48 Francis J. Carr, MD1948-49 Theodore A. Willis, MD1949-50 Toufick Nicola, MD1950-51 Burr H. Curtis, MD1951-52 Rufus A. Aldredge, MD1952-53 Walter C. Graham, MD1953-54 Arthur A. Thibodeau, MD1954-55 J. Gordon Petrie, MD1955-56 Albert C. Schmidt, MD1956-57 John J. Flanagan, MD1957-58 Reginald C. Farrow, MD1958-59 Joseph H. Boland, MD1959-60 Donald W. Blanche, MD1960-61 Frank F. Parrish, MD1961-62 Paul C. Colonna, MD1962-63 John R. Cobb, MD1963-64 T. Campbell Thompson, MD1964-65 Frank W. Teague, MD1965-66 Theodore A. Lynn, MD1966-67 Lee Ramsay Straub, MD1967-68 William F. Donaldson, MD1968-69 Homer C. Pheasant, MD1969-70 Ernest M. Burgess, MD1970-71 Paul H. Curtiss, Jr., MD1971-72 Vincent J. Turco, MD1972-73 Michael M. Donovan, MD1973-74 Richard P. Embick, MD1974-75 J. Paul Harvey, Jr., MD1975-76 Robert L. Patterson, Jr., MD1976-77 James A. Nicholas, MD

1977-78 Charles H. Herndon, MD1978-79 Harlan C. Amstutz, MD1979-80 Philip D. Wilson, Jr., MD1980-81 Peter V.C. Dingman, MD1981-82 Bernard Jacobs, MD1982-83 Americo A. Savastano, MD1983-84 Alexander Hersh, MD1984-85 John D. Haugh, MD1985-86 Allan E. Inglis, MD1986-87 Alan Pavel, MD1987-88 David B. Levine, MD1988-89 Victor M. Goldberg, MD1989-90 Leon Root, MD1990-91 Clifford W. Colwell, Jr., MD1991-92 Russell F. Warren, MD1992-93 Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD1993-94 Paul A. Lotke, MD1994-95 John P. Lyden, MD1995-96 Michael F. Rodi, MD1996-97 Thomas P. Sculco, MD1997-98 Merrill A. Ritter, MD1998-99 Eduardo A. Salvati, MD1999-00 Norman Johanson, MD2000-01 Patrick F. O’Leary, MD2001-02 Paolo Aglietti, MD2002-03 Joseph M. Lane, MD2003-04 Serena Hu, MD2004-05 Charles N. Cornell, MD2005-06 Gary M. Gartsman, MD

PAST SECRETARY/TREASURERS

1913-16 Charles Ogilvy, MD1919-20 Richmond Stephens, MD1920-21 Isadore Zadek, MD1922-23 Earle E. Van Derwerker, MD1924-25 Touflick Nicola, MD1925-27 Irwin Balensweig, MD1928-32 Lewis Clark Wagner, MD1933-38 Francis Carr, MD1939-40 Peter Cyrus Rizzo, MD1940-41 John J. Flanagan, MD1941-42 Frederick Vom Saal, MD1942-46 NO MEETING - War Years1946-48 Lewis Clark Wagner, MD1948-49 Henry P. Lange, MD1949-61 Lewis Clark Wagner, MD1961-68 Peter Cyrus Rizzo, MD1968-75 Bernard Jacobs, MD1975-82 David B. Levine, MD1982-89 Thomas D. Rizzo, MD1989-94 John P. Lyden, MD1994-01 Charles N. Cornell, MD2001-04 Paul M. Pellicci, MD2004-06 Riley J. Williams, III, MD

Hospital for Special Surgery Alumni Association Officers

Philip D. Wilson Orthopaedic Lecturers Surgeon-in-Chief Pro-Tempore

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1964 Jose Valls, MD1965 Otto E. Aufranc, MD1966 H. Relton McCarrol, MD1967 Robert Merle d’Aubigne, MD1968 Carroll B. Larson, MD1969 Ian Macnab, MD1970 Sir Henry Osmond-Clarke1971 George T. Aitken, MD1972 Harold B. Boyd, MD1973 Vernon L. Nickel, MD1974 Fred C. Reynolds, MD1975 Henry J. Mankin, MD1976 G. Dean MacEwen, MD1977 John C. Kennedy, MD1978 Walter A. Hoyt, Jr., MD1979 Mark B. Coventry, MD1980 John C. Wilson, Jr., MD1981 John J. Gartland, MD1982 Prof. Emile Letournel1983 Edward D. Henderson, MD1984 Prof. Pier Giorgio Marchetti1985 Jorge O. Galante, MD

1986 Sherman S. Coleman, MD1987 Jo Miller, MD1988 Maurice E. Muller, MD1989 Peter Herberts, MD1990 James R. Urbaniak, MD1991 Marvin Tile, MD1992 Charles A. Rockwood, Jr., MD1993 Bernard F. Morrey, MD1994 David S. Bradford, MD1995 John N. Insall, MD1996 Michael W. Chapman, MD1997 Victor M. Goldberg, MD1998 Raymond T. Morrissy, MD1999 Clive P. Duncan, MD2000 Richard J. Hawkins, MD2001 Frank J. Eismont, MD2002 Roland P. Jakob, MD2003 Joseph Buckwalter, MD2004 Joshua J. Jacobs, MD2005 Charles M. Court-Brown, MD2006 Frederick A. Matsen, III, MD

2004 Rocky S. Tuan, PhD2005 Stephen I. Katz, MD, PhD

2006 Regis O’Keefe, MD, PhD

Torsten N. Wiesel LecturersChief Scientist Pro-Tempore

1970 Alexander Gutman, MD1971 Eric G. L. Bywaters, MD1972 Charles L. Short, MD1973 John L. Decker, MD1974 Daniel J. McCarty, MD1975 J. Frank Austen, MD1976 Ralph C. Williams, Jr., MD1977 Stephen M. Krane, MD1978 J. Claude Bennett, MD1979 Nathan J. Zvaifler, MD1980 David S. Howell, MD1981 W. Watson Buchanan, MD1982 Mart Mannik, MD1983 Eng M. Tan, MD1984 Ira M. Goldstein, MD1985 William J. Koopman, MD1986 John D. Stobo, MD1987 Dwight R. Robinson, MD1988 E. Carwile LeRoy, MD

1989 Peter E. Lipsky, MD1990 Dennis A. Carson, MD1991 John P. Atkinson, MD1992 Frank C. Arnett, Jr., MD1993 R.N. Mani, MD1994 John A. Hardin, MD1995 Paul H. Plotz, MD1996 Bevra H. Hahn, MD1997 William P. Arend, MD1998 Matthew H. Liang, MD1999 David Wofsky, MD2000 Brian L. Kotzin, MD2001 Josef S. Smolen, MD2002 Gary S. Firestein, MD2003 David S. Pistesky, MD2004 Ellen M. Gravallese, MD2005 Paul Emery, MD2006 Robert Davies Inman, MD

Richard H. Freyberg LecturersPhysician-in-Chief Pro-Tempore

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Michael Millis, MD Associate Professor Clinical Orthopaedic SurgeryDirector, Adolescent and Young Adult Hip UnitChildren’s Hospital Boston, Massachusetts

Surgeon-in-Chief Pro-Tempore

Lars Klareskog, MDProfessor and Chairman Rheumatology Clinic and Rheumatology Research Unit Karolinska Institutet and Karolinska Hospital Stockholm, Sweden

Physician-in-Chief Pro-Tempore

Linda Sandell, PhD Professor, Department of Cell Biology and PhysiologyProfessor and Director of ResearchDepartment of Orthopaedic SurgeryWashington University School of MedicineSt. Louis, Missouri

Chief Scientist Pro-Tempore

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Alumni Association 89th Annual MeetingProgram of Events

7:00 AM Registration and Breakfast

7:00-8:00 Resident Case Presentations

Presiding: Michael Millis, MD; Thomas P. Sculco, MD

THE THIRTY-SEVENTH RICHARD H. FREYBERG LECTURE

8:00 Genes, Environment and Immunity in the Development of Rheumatoid Arthritis

Lars Klareskog, MD

SYMPOSIUM: What’s Hot, What’s Not in Hip and Knee ReplacementModerator: Richard S. Laskin, MD

8:30 Imaging

Carolyn Sofka, MD

8:40 Exposures for Primary and Revision TKR

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8:50 Partial Knee ReplacementSteven B. Haas, MD

9:00 Computerized Technique for TKRDavid J. Mayman, MD

9:10 Discussion

9:30 Break

SYMPOSIUM: OsteonecrosisModerator: TBD

9:50 Drugs (Bisphosphonates)Charles N. Cornell, MD

10:00 Stem CellsJoseph M. Lane, MD

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10:10 Core DecompressionTBD

10:20 Allograft/BMPAaron Daluiski, MD

10:30 Discussion

SYMPOSIUM: Hip PreservationModerator: Robert Buly, MD

10:50 ArthroscopyBryan T. Kelly, MD

11:00 OsteotomyMichael Millis, MD

11:10 Hip Replacement in the Young PatientPaul M. Pellicci, MD

11:20 Surface ReplacementEdwin P. Su, MD

11:30 Discussion

12:00 PM Lunch at Belaire Café

SYMPOSIUM: Advances in Limb LengtheningModerators: Svetlana Ilizarov, MD; Roger F. Widmann, MD

1:00 Advanced Monolateral External Fixation DesignsRichard S. Davidson, MD

1:10 Computer Assisted Circular External FixationAustin T. Fragomen, MD

1:20 Hybrid Techniques: The Best of Internal and External FixationS. Robert Rozbruch, MD

Thursday ■ November 15, 2007 continued

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1:30 Discussion

DEBATE SESSIONSModerator: TBD

1:50 Intermedullary Hip Nail (TFN) vs. Sliding (DHS)

TFN Dean G. Lorich, MD

DHS Charles N. Cornell, MD

2:10 Acetabular Impingement

Open DebridementMichael Millis, MD

Arthroscopic DebridementBryan T. Kelly, MD

2:30 Will Relationships with Industry Help Us Grow?

Pro Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

Con Merrill A. Ritter, MD

2:50 Break

PLENARY SESSION: Top Scientific PapersModerator: Eduardo A. Salvati, MD

3:05 Echocardiographic Detection of Venous Embolization During Total Shoulder Arthroplasty (TSA)

Stephen N. Harris, MD; Lauren Turteltaub, MD; Kethy Jules-Elysee, MD; Jane Y. Lipnitsky, BA; Edward V. Craig, MD; Michael K. Urban, MD, PhD

Thursday ■ November 15, 2007 continued

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3:13 Discussion

3:18 The Effect of CYP2C9 and VKORC1 Mutation on the Response to Coumadin in Patients Undergoing Total Joint ArthroplastyAlejandro Gonzalez Della Valle, MD; Saurabh Khakharia, MD; Nicole Taveras; Robert Fontane, PhD; Ping Wang, PhD; Charles Glueck, MD; Eduardo A. Salvati, MD

3:26 Discussion

3:31 Comorbidities, In-Hospital Complications and Mortality of Patients Undergoing Primary Unilateral, Bilateral and Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty. A Study of 4,169,489 Hospital Discharges in the United States Between 1990 and 2004Stavros Memtsoudis, MD, PhD; Melanie C. Besculides DrPH, MPH;Licia Gaber, BA; Alejandro Gonzalez Della Valle, MD; Thomas P. Sculco, MD

3:39 Discussion

3:44 Acoustic Analysis of Squeaking HipsWilliam L. Walter, MD, PhD; R. Mark Gillies, PhD; Shane M. Donohoo; William J. Hozack, MD; Amar S. Ranawat, MD

3:52 Discussion

3:57 Long-Term Effects of Continuous Intra-articular Bupivacaine Infusion in the Rabbit ShoulderAdam B. Yanke, BS; Brian J. Cole, MD, MBA; Richard W. Kang, BS;Susan Chubinskaya, PhD; James M. Williams, PhD; Andreas Gomoll, MD

4:05 Discussion

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4:10 Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound Characterization of the Vasularity of the Rotator Coff Tendon: Age- and Activity-Related Changes in the Intact Asymptomatic Rotator CuffJonas R. Rudzki, MD; Ronald S. Adler, PhD, MD; Russell F. Warren, MD; Stephen Fealy, MD

4:18 Discussion

4:23 1987 Class PresentationDavid W. Altchek, MD

4:33 The History of Total Knee Arthroplasty at Hospital for Special Surgery: A Surgeon - Engineer Collaboration

Daryl C. Osbahr, MD; Anil S. Ranawat, MD; David B. Levine, MD; Richard S. Laskin, MD; Russell B. Windsor, MD; Timothy M. Wright, PhD; Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD; Thomas P. Sculco, MD

4:50 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARDRecipient: Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

6:00 - 8:00 Alumni Cocktail ReceptionWeiss Café Rockefeller University

Thursday ■ November 15, 2007 continued

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7:00 AM Registration and Breakfast

PLENARY SESSION: Top Scientific PapersModerator: Joseph M. Lane, MD

7:15 Prospective Randomized, Observated-Blind Control Study of Pre and Post-Operative Administration of Celecoxib for Pain Control in TKR Surgery — Pilot StudyYu-Min Huang, MD; Wei-Peng Lin; Lih-Ching Horng; Chen-ti Wang; Ching-Chuan Jiang, MD

7:23 Discussion

7:28 Augmentation of Tendon-to-Bone Healing with a MagnesiumBased Bone AdhesiveLawrence V. Gulotta, MD; David Kovacevic, BS; Liang Ying, DVM; Scott Montgomery, BS; John Ehteshami, MD; Scott A. Rodeo, MD

7:36 Discussion

7:41 Biopsies of Postmenopausal Women Treated with Alendronate Show Increased Cortical Bone Mineral Content but No Other Improvement in Spectroscopic Markers of “Bone Quality:” A Pilot StudyAdele L. Boskey, PhD; Lyudmila Spevak; Robert S. Weinstein, MD

7:49 Discussion

7:54 Computer Aided Modified Lateral Pillar Measurements in Legg-Calve-Perthes DiseasePurushottam A. Gholve, MD; Frank Henn, MD; John Denneen; Daniel W. Green, MD; Stephen Lyman, PhD; David M. Scher, MD; Timothy Wright, PhD; Jocelyn Cotrell; Roger F. Widmann, MD

8:02 Discussion

8:07 Pulmonary Embolism Following Operative Treatment of Proximal Humerus FracturesSam Hoxie, MD; John Sperling, MD; Robert Cofield, MD

Alumni Association 89th Annual MeetingProgram of Events

Friday ■ November 16, 2007

8:15 Discussion

Awards SessionModerator: Thomas P. Sculco, MD

8:20 LEWIS CLARK WAGNER AWARDRecipient: Michael Gardner, MDThe Effects of Intermittent Mechanical Compression on Fracture Healing

8:30 Discussion

8:35 PHILIP D. WILSON AWARDRecipient: Matthew E. Cunningham, MD, PhD

A Rat Model for Gene-Mediated Percutaneous Anterior Spinal Fusion

8:45 Discussion

8:50 CHARLES L. CHRISTIAN MUSCULOSKELETAL RESEARCH AWARDRecipient: Deborah Alpert, MD, PhDAnti-Heparin Platelet Factor 4 Antibodies in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus are Associated with IgM Antiphospholipid Antibodies and the Antiphospholipid Syndrome

9:00 Discussion

9:05 1997 Class PresentationLaurence D. Higgins, MD

SYMPOSIUM: Outcome AssessmentsModerator: Lisa A. Mandl, MD

9:20 The Importance of Outcome Assessments: Why Should You Care?Lisa A. Mandl, MD

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9:30 Theory of Outcomes Assessment in MedicineCarol Mancuso, MD

9:40 Surgical Decision Making in Outcomes AssessmentRobert G. Marx, MD

9:50 Outcome Assessment in Rheumatic DiseaseLars Klareskog, MD

10:00 Discussion

10:20 Break

SYMPOSIUM: Current Concepts in Post-Operative Pain Management of the Orthopaedic Patient Moderator: Gregory A. Liguori, MD

10:45 Acute Pain Management

Spencer Liu, MD

10:55 Post-Operative Medical Management

Michael K. Urban, MD, PhD

11:05 Discussion

4TH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC LECTURE 11:15 How Does Cartilage Resist Vascular Invasion?

Linda Sandell, PhD, Chief Scientist Pro-Tempore

11:35 Discussion

11:50 Business Meeting & Lunch

THE FORTY-THIRD PHILIP D. WILSON ORTHOPAEDIC LECTURE

1:00 PM The Hip at Mechanical Risk: Contemporary Diagnosisand Treatment in 2007Michael Millis, MD, Surgeon-in-Chief Pro-Tempore

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1:30 The Presidential AddressReflections on a Quarter CenturyPaul M. Pellicci, MD

SYMPOSIUM: “Universal Healthcare:” Viewpoints from the Front LinesModerator: Timothy Wright, PhD

2:00 Physician Perspective

Lars Klareskog, MDPhysician-in-Chief Pro-Tempore

2:13 Hospital PerspectiveLouis A. ShapiroPresident & CEO, Hospital for Special Surgery

2:26 State Government PerspectiveRichard F. Daines, MDNew York State Commissioner of Health

2:40 Discussion

3:00 Break

UpdatesModerator: Domenick Sisto, MD

3:10 DVT Management- AAOS GuidelinesAlejandro Gonzalez Della Valle, MD

3:20 Intra-Operative Findings in Revision Hip ArthroscopyBenton Heyworth, MD

3:30 Post-Operative Orthopat for TKRFriedrich Boettner, MD

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3:40 Computer Assisted SurgeryAndrew D. Pearle, MD

DEBATE SESSIONSModerator: Charles N. Cornell, MD

3:50 Hip Arthritis in the Younger Patient

Surface Replacement William B. Macaulay, MD

Total Hip Replacement Paul F. Lachiewicz, MD

4:10 Gender Specific Knees

ProNorman W. Scott, MD

ConSteven B. Haas, MD

4:30 Program Evaluation/AdjournThe CME Evaluation Form is included in your syllabus. Completed forms will be collected at the door at the end of this program. We encourage you to complete the evaluation form. This will allow us to assess the degree to which the overall program fulfills its CME mission. It will also guide the planning of future activities and permit rational decisions about improving the educational program.

5:30 2007 Opera Benefit

New York City Opera’s production of Massenet’s Cendrillon (Cinderella)

Pre-performance seated dinner on the Promenade of the New York State Theater at Lincoln Center

Cocktail reception 5:30 pm • Dinner 6:30 pm • Curtain 8:00 pm

Save the Date2008 Alumni Meeting November 13-14, 2008

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Hybrid Technique for Patella ResurfacingAndrea Baldini, MD; Joe D. Lipman, PhD; Thomas P. Sculco, MD

“Case Efficient Surgery:” Trial Components Are Not Required in Total Knee ArthroplastyAndrea Baldini, MD

Aspirin Decreases the Prevalence and the Severity of Heterotopic Ossification Following Total Hip ReplacementBurak Beksac, MD; Dogan Bek, MD; Alejandro González Della Valle, MD;Eduardo A. Salvati, MD

Aspirin and Coumadin Equally Prevent Venous Thromboembolism in Patients Undergoing One Stage Bilateral Total Hip Arthroplasty with the Use of a Multimodal Prophylaxis ProtocolBurak Beksac, MD; Alejandro González Della Valle, MD; John Anderson, MD;Nigel E. Sharrock, MD; Thomas P. Sculco, MD; Eduardo A. Salvati, MD

Reconstruction of Bone Tumors with the Ilizarov MethodAustin T. Fragomen, MD; Svetlana Ilizarov, MD; S. Robert Rozbruch, MD

The Treatment of Painful Hip in Cerebral Palsy Patients by Total Hip ArthroplastyBradley S. Raphael, MD; Josh Dines, MD; Leon Root, MD

Dynamic Contact Mechanics of a Scaffolf for Partial Meniscal ReplacementJocelyn Cottrell; Xiang-Hua Deng, MD; Scott A. Rodeo, MD; Timothy Wright, PhD; Suzanne A. Maher, PhD; Russell F. Warren, MD

Injury History and Orthopedic Evaluation of Elite College Athletes PredictsLikelihood to Play and Longevity of Career as a Professional Athlete- Lessons from the 1987-2000 NFL CombineEric L. Chehab, MD; Ronnie Barnes, MS, ATC; Stephen Lyman, PhD; Scott A. Rodeo, MD; Russell F. Warren, MD

The Effect of a Patch Comprised of a PHA Poly-4 Hydroxybutyrate (P4HB) on Tendon to Bone Healing in a Rat ModelBarrett S. Brown, MD; Struan H. Coleman, MD, PhD; John R. Ehteshami, MD;Russell F. Warren, MD

Reliability of Manual Goniometry, Electro-Goniometry, and 3-D MotionAnalysis System for Wrist PositionTimothy I. Carter; Richard Y. Cheng; Aviva Wolff, OTR/L, CHT; Mark Lenhoff;Sherry I. Backus, PT, DPT, MA; Brian Pansy; Joseph J. Crisco, PhD; Howard J. Hillstrom, PhD; Scott W. Wolfe, MD

Similar Wear and Periprosthetic Osteolysis in Total Hip Replacements withCobalt Chromium or Zirconia Femoral Heads: 2 to 8 Year Follow-UpRandy M. Cohn, MS; Alejandro González Della Valle, MD; Margaret Peterson, PhD; Charles N. Cornell, MD

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Prospective Evaluation of Concurrent Meniscus Transplantation and Cartilage Restoration: Minimum 2 Year Follow-UpJohn-Paul Rue, MD; Adam B. Yanke, BS; Brian J. Cole, MD, MBA

Prospective Evaluation of Concurrent Meniscus Transplantation and Cartilage Restoration: Minimum 2 Year Follow-UpJohn-Paul Rue, MD; Adam B. Yanke, BS; Brian J. Cole, MD, MBA

Radial Strains During Osteochondral Plug InsertionMarkus Wimmer, PhD; Thomas Nagel, BS; Susan Chubinskaya, PhD; James M. Williams, PhD; Brian J. Cole, MD, MBA

Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty for Displaced Femoral Neck Fracture: Minimum 2 Year Results with Analysis of FailuresDavid Watson, MD, FRCSC; Sarah Walcott-Sapp; Eduardo Salvati, MD; Mathias Bostrom, MD; Geoffrey Westrich, MD

Clinical Outcomes of the DANE TJ Technique to Treat Insufficiency of theMedial Ulnar Collateral Ligament of the ElbowJoshua S. Dines, MD; Neal S. ElAttrache, MD; John Conway, MD; Wade Smith, PA-C; Chris Ahmad, MD

Results of Hemiarthroplasty for Proximal Humerus Fractures Utilizing a New Fracture Stem and Intramedullary Positioning SleeveDavid Dines, MD; Joshua S. Dines, MD; Russell F. Warren, MD; Edward V. Craig, MD

Mini Stem Arthroplasty for Osteoarthritis of the ShoulderJoshua S. Dines, MD; Matthew Griffith, MD; Patrick Jost, MD; Jordan Kerker, MD; David W. Altchek, MD; David M. Dines, MD

The Development and Validation of a Functional Assessment Tool for theUpper Extremity in the Overhead AthleteBenjamin G. Domb, MD; Frank Alberta, MD; Scott Bissell, MD; Karen Mohr, PT; Lewis A. Yocum, MD; Neal S. ElAttrache, MD; Frank W. Jobe, MD

Clinical Follow-Up of UCL Reconstruction in Professional Baseball Players Using the KJOC Shoulder and Elbow ScoreBenjamin G. Domb, MD; J.T. Davis, MD; Frank Alberta, MD; Karen Mohr, PT;Adam Brooks, BA; Neal S. ElAttrache, MD; Lewis A. Yocum, MD; Frank W. Jobe, MD

The Effect of Statins on Tendon to Bone Healing: An Experimental StudyUsing a Rat Rotator Cuff ModelStruan H. Coleman, MD, PhD; John R. Ehteshami, MD; Mark C. Drakos, MD;Joshua S. Dines, MD; Stephen Doty, PhD; Russell F. Warren, MD

Intra-Articular Growth Hormone (IAGH) Injections Cure Avascular Necrosis of the Talar BodyAllan R. Dunn, MD

Replication of Development Re-Creates the Fetal Cascade from Stem Cells to Articular Cartilage in AdultsAllan R. Dunn, MD

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Mid to Long-term Results of a High Metaphyseal Loading Uncemented Stemin the Young PopulationJoseph Fetto, MD: Alejandro Leali, MD

Promising Mid-term Results of Total Hip Arthroplasties Using an UncementedLateral-flare Hip Prosthesis: A Clinical and Radiographic StudyJoseph Fetto, MD; Alejandro Leali, MD

A Randomized Controlled Trail Assessing a Novel Hemostatic Agent in Bilateral Total Knee ArthroplastySamuel MacDessi, MD; Barbara Kahn, RN, ONC; Han Jo Kim, MD; Stephen Lyman, PhD; Brian Nestor, MD; Russell Windsor, MD; Mark Figgie, MD

Early Results of Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty at the Hospital for Special SurgeryGamradt, Seth C; Mattern, Christopher J; Brockmeier, Stephen F; Cordasco,Frank A; Fealy, Stephen; MacGillivray, John D; Craig, Edward V; Dines, Joshua M; Warren, Russell F; Horovitz, Lois RN-ONC

Popliteal Sciatic-Nerve Block (PB) in Pediatric Foot SurgeryPurushottam A. Gholve, MD; David M. Scher, MD; Heather Gotha, MD; Victor Zayas, MD; John Denneen, MD; Daniel W. Green, MD; Roger F. Widmann, MD

Juvenile Dermatomyositis with Bilateral Progressive Knee Flexion ContractureRoger F. Widmann, MD; Arkady Blyakher, MD; Purushottam A. Gholve, MD

High Flex Inserts for Total Knee Arthroplasty are Useful in Patients with High Preoperative FlexionAntonio D. Salas, MD; Alejandro Gonzalez Della Valle, MD

The Effect of Radiofrequency Energy on Glenohumeral Fluid TemperatureDuring Shoulder ArthroscopyChristopher R. Good, MD; Matthew H. Griffith, MD; Micheal K. Shindle, MD;Tony Wanich, MD; Russell F. Warren, MD

The Universal Lateral Approach to the Elbow: Systematic Review of theAnatomy and Description of a New Operative TechniqueLawrence V. Gulotta, MD; Joshua Richards, MD; Aaron Daluiski, MD; Robert N. Hotchkiss, MD

Chondrocyte Apoptosis and Necrosis Following Osteochondral AutologousTransplantation Surgery (OATS) in a Lapine ModelLawrence V. Gulotta, MD; Jonas R. Rudzki, MD; David Kovacevic, BS; C.T. Christopher Chen, PhD; Riley J. Williams, III, MD

Evaluation of PDGF Delivery with a Collagen Scaffold in Tendon-Bone Healing Lawrence V. Gulotta, MD; David Kovacevic, BS; Ran Stark, MD; John R. Ehteshami, MD; Xiang-Hua Deng, MD; Ling Ying, MD; Scott A. Rodeo, MD

A New, Validated Shorthand Method for Determining Bone AgeBenton Heyworth, MD; David M. Scher, MD; Purushottam Gholve, MD; Daniel W. Green, MD; Stephen Burke, MD; Robert Schnieder, MD; Roger F. Widmann, MD

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An Improved Anatomically Based Wrist Joint Coordinate System and An In Vitro Accuracy StudyMark Lenhoff; Timothy I. Carter; Brian Pansy; Aviva Wolff, OTR/L, CHT; Richard Y. Cheng; Sherry I. Backus, PT, DPT, MA; Joseph J. Crisco, PhD; Howard J. Hillstrom, PhD

Correction of Tibial Deformity After Osteotomy Using the Taylor Spatial FrameSvetlana Ilizarov, MD; Gavriil Ilizarov, BA; Austin Fragomen, MD; S. Robert Rozbruch, MD

Navigated 8 in 1 Cutting Guide for Total Knee ArthroplastyNakul Karkare, MD; Andrew D Pearle, MD; Carinne Granchi, MD; Gary Thau; Christopher Plaskos; Thomas P. Sculco, MD

Reconstruction of Lower Limb with Osteotomy Around an ExistingIntramedullary NailMohammed Khadder, MD; Austin T. Fragomen, MD; Svetlana Ilizarov, MD; S. Robert Rozbruch, MD

One-Year Experience with Routine Pregnancy Testing Prior to ElectiveOrthopedic SurgeryRichard L. Kahn, MD; Maureen A. Stanton, RN; Sarani Tong-Ngork, BS;Gregory A. Liguori, MD; Chris R. Edmonds, MD; David S. Levine, MD

Is the Experience Level of the Surgical Assistant in Scoliosis Surgery a RiskFactor for Perioperative Complications?Joshua D. Auerbach, MD; Baron S. Lonner, MD; M. Darryl Antonacci, MD;Devon S. Dyett, BS; Rachel Gold, BA

Radiographic and Clinical Outcomes of Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic SpinalFusion Versus Posterior Spinal Fusion with Thoracic Pedicle Screws for LenkeType I Adolescent Idiopathic ScoliosisBaron S. Lonner, MD; Joshua D. Auerbach, MD; Michael Estreicher, BS; Devon S. Dyett, BS

Inpatient Education and Outpatient Follow-up for Fragility Fracture Patientsat an Urban Tertiary Care InstitutionRichard S. Yoon, BS; William Macaulay, MD; Gail Torres, MS, RD; Kate W. Nellans, MD, MPH; Ethel S. Siris, MD; Louis U. Bigliani, MD; Carolyn Becker, MD

Trends in Demographics, In-Hospital Complications and Mortality of PatientsUndergoing Primary Knee Arthroplasty: A Study of 3,830,420 HospitalDischarges in the United States Between 1990 and 2004Stavros Memtsoudis, MD, PhD; Melanie C. Besculides DrPH, MPH; Licia Gaber, BA; Alejandro Gonzalez Della Valle, MD; Richard Laskin, MD

Systematic Review of Arthroscopic and Mini-Open Rotator Cuff Repair StudiesShane J. Nho, MD; Michael K. Shindle, MD; Seth L. Sherman, MD; Stephen Lyman, PhD; Kevin B. Freedman, MD; John D. MacGillivray, MD

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The Management of Proximal Humerus FracturesShane J. Nho, MD; Robert H. Brophy, MD; Joseph U. Barker, MD; Charles N. Cornell, MD; John D. MacGillivray, MD

Clinical Factors that Affect Surgical Indication for Partial MeniscectomyAmong Practicing Orthopaedic Surgeons: Results of an Online SurveyLuke S. Oh, MD, MS; Keith R. Reinhardt, MD; Stephen Lyman, PhD; Bruce A. Levy, MD; Jeffrey N. Katz, MD; Robert G. Marx, MD, MSc, FRCSC

Analysis of Failed Non-modular Constrained Condylar Polyethylene Posts after Primary TKRDouglas E. Padgett, MD; Jocelyn Cottrell, MS; Christopher M. Farrell, MD

Unipedicaular Balloon Kyphoplasty for the Treatment of OsteoporoticVertebral Compression Fractures: Early ResultsElias C. Papadopoulos, MD; Folorunsho Edobor-Osula, MPH; Michael J. Gardner, MD; Michael K. Shindle, MD; Joseph M. Lane, MD

Isometric Profile and Graft Obliquity in Anatomic and Mismatched ACL Graft PositionsFintan Shannon; Thomas Wickiewicz; Russell F. Warren, MD

Integrity of the Posterior Soft Tissue Repair After THA: An MRI Follow-Up StudyPaul M. Pellicci, MD; Hollis G. Potter, MD; Friedrich Boettner, MD; Jonathan Gelber, MS; Timothy M. Wright, PhD

What Can Patients Actually Expect One Year After a High Performance TotalKnee Replacement?Scott Goldsmith, MD; Vineet Sharma, MD; Amar S. Ranawat, MD; Ruben A. Hernandez, MD; Joanne Weiskopf, R-PA; Naida M. Cole, MM; Holly Howard, BM; Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

Revision Total Hip Replacement for Ceramic Head Fracture: A Long-TermFollow-UpVineet Sharma, MD; Ruben A. Hernandez, MD; Amar S. Ranawat, MD; Vijay J. Rasquinha, MD; Joanne Weiskopf R-PA; Holly Howard, BM; Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

Does Eversion of the Patella Cause Patella Baja?Vineet Sharma, MD; Ruben A. Hernandez, MD; Amar S. Ranawat, MD;Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

Incidence of Pulmonary Embolism, Proximal and Distal Deep Vein Thrombosisafter TKR with Accelerated Physical Therapy ProtocolRuben A. Hernandez, MD; Vineet Sharma, MD; Amar S. Ranawat, MD; Naida M. Cole, MM; Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

Development and Validation of Ranawat Hip and Knee Patient Assessment QuestionnaireVineet Sharma, MD; Ruben A. Hernandez, MD; Amar S. Ranawat, MD; Joanne Weiskopf, R-PA; Julie Pate, PA; Naida M. Cole, MM; Holly Howard, BM; Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

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Improved Results of Manipulation After Total Knee Replacement with Intra-articular Steroid InjectionVineet Sharma, MD; Ruben A. Hernandez, MD; Amar S. Ranawat, MD; Naida M. Cole, MM; Joanne Weiskopf, R-PA; Julie Pate, PA

Dynamic In-Vivo Function of the Double Bundle ACL Reconstructed KneeScott Tashman, PhD; Anil S. Ranawat, MD; Wei Shen, MD, PhD; Patricia Kolowich, MD; William Anderst, MS; Freddie H. Fu, MD, DSc (Hon), DPs (Hon)

Tapered Stems: The Problem with Proximal-Distal MismatchRuben A. Hernandez, MD; Vineet Sharma, MD; Amar S. Ranawat, MD; Joanne Weiskopf, R-PA; Holly Howard, BM; Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

CT Evaluation of Extra-Articular Glenoid Neck Fractures: Does the Glenoid Medialize or Does the Scapula Lateralize?William M. Ricci, MD; Timothy Petteys, BS; Darin Gerlach, BS; Zakiyyah Walker, BS; Paul Tornetta, MD; Toney Russell, MD

Why Not Use Long Bicortical Lag Screws for Medial Malleolar FractureFixation? A Biomedical, Radiographic And Clinical Comparison of LongBiocortical Lag Screws to Traditional Partially Treaded Unicortical Lag ScrewsWilliam M. Ricci, MD; Erica Jantho; Joseph Borrelli, MD

Timing of Operative Hip Fracture Treatment Depends Upon Admission Day of the WeekWilliam M. Ricci, MD; Erica Jantho; Paul Tornetta, MD; Joseph Borrelli, MD

Screw Pull Out Strength Versus Stripping Torque: Have We Been Evaluatingthe Wrong Parameter for Plate Screw Fixation Strength?J. Megan Patterson, MD; Leesa Galatz, MD; Jared Toman, MD; Paul Tornetta, MD; William M. Ricci, MD

Corrective Femoral Osteotomy and Modular Femoral Stem for Managementof Femoral DeformityJose A. Rodriguez, MD; Stephen B Murphy, MD; Phillip Lubinus, MD; Vijay J. Rasquinha; Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD

A Pediatric Orthopaedic Outreach Program: 20-Years ExperienceLeon Root, MD; Purushottam A. Gholve, MD, MBMS, MRC

Lengthening and Plating (LAP)S. Robert Rozbruch, MD; Dawn S. Kleinman, BS; Austin T. Fragomen, MD;Svetlana Ilizarov, MD

Lengthening and Then Nailing (LATN)S. Robert Rozbruch, MD; Dawn S. Kleinman, BS; Austin T. Fragomen, MD;Svetlana Ilizarov, MD

Vitamin D Deficiency: A Common Occurrence in Both High and Low Energy FracturesBarbara C. Schreck, ScB; Alana Serota, MD; David L. Helfet, MD; Margaret G.E. Peterson, PhD; Stephen Lyman, PhD; Joseph M. Lane, MD

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Total Knee Arthroplasty in Patients with a Failed Patellofemoral ArthroplastyDomenick J. Sisto, MD; Vineet K. Sarin, PhD

One and Two-Stage Revision Surgery in Infected Total Knee ArthroplastyM. Soudry, MD; G. Nierenberg, MD; C. Msika; M. Falah, MD

Patient Perceptions of Open Versus Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery and Factors Considered When Choosing an Orthopedic SurgeonJohn W. Sperling, MD; Adam Smith, MD; Robert Cofield, MD

Shoulder Hemiarthroplasty for Steroid Associated OsteonecrosisJohn W. Sperling, MD, MBA; Robert H. Cofield, MD

A Biomechanical Analysis of Strength and Motion Following Total Shoulder ArthroplastyJohn W. Sperling, MD, MBA; Robert H. Cofield, MD

Comparison of Bone Removed During Hip Resurfacing and Total Hip Arthroplasty: A Cadaveric StudyEdwin P. Su, MD; Michael Sheehan, BA, CST; Sherwin L. Su, BS

Post-Operative Healing After Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair withSequential UltrasonagraphyDaniel Tomlinson, MD; Ronald S. Adler, MD, PhD; Shane J. Nho, MD; Frank A. Cordasco, MD; Edward V. Craig, MD; Answorth A. Allen, MD; Russell F. Warren, MD; John D. MacGillivray, MD; David W. Altchek, MD

Bicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty: Surgical Technique and Early ResultsAlfred Tria, MD

Outcomes of Combined Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff and Labral RepairJames E. Voos, MD; Andrew D. Pearle, MD; Christopher J. Mattern, MD/MBA;Frank A. Cordasco, MD; Answorth A. Allen, MD; Russell F. Warren, MD

Osteolysis with Metal-on-Metal Hip Replacement: Long-Term ResultsIan P. Holloway, MD; Bernard A. Zicat, MD; William L. Walter, MD

Wear and Acetabular Component Orientation in Third Generation Alumina-On-Alumina Ceramic Bearings: An Analysis of 41 RetrievalsWilliam L. Walter, MD, PhD; Patrick J. Lusty, MD; Alex Watson, MD; Bernard A. Zicat, MD; William K. Walter, MD

Efficacy of Nerve Conduits in Brachial Plexus Micro-NeurorraphyScott W. Wolfe, MD; Timothy I. Carter; Brian Pansy; Aviva Wolff, OTR/L, CHT;Richard Y. Cheng; Sherry I. Backus, PT, DPT, MA; Joseph J. Crisco, PhD; Howard J. Hillstrom, PhD; Scott W. Wolfe, MD

The Dorsal/Volar Method Improves Reliability in Measuring Wrist Range ofMotion: An In-vitro Study of Reliability and Accuracy of Manual GoniometryTimothy I. Carter; Aviva Wolff, OTR/L, CHT; Sherry I. Backus, PT, DPT, MA; Brian Pansy; Mark Lenhoff; Richard Y. Cheng; Joseph J. Crisco, PhD; Howard J. Hillstrom, PhD

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All rights reserved. ©2007 Hospital for Special Surgery

Program Coordinator: Wendy George, Senior Coordinator, Alumni Affairs

Brochure Editor: Chandler Wilson, MPA, Assistant Director Publications & Communications

Design: JBRH 212.988.6752

Hospital for Special Surgery is an affiliate of NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System and Weill Cornell Medical College

Hospital for Special Surgery is a participating organization of the Bone and Joint Decade.

Upcoming Professional Education Programs

Fall 2007November 2, 2007Complex Injuries About the Shoulder & Plexus: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Treatment

• Richard L. Menschel Education Center

November 3, 20073rd Annual Tri-State Hand Meeting “New & Modern Technology” in the Field of Hand Surgery: How Far Have We Come?

• Richard L. Menschel Education Center

December 6, 2007Elbow, Wrist and Hand Disorders: Evaluation & Treatment Annual HSS Musculoskeletal Medicine for the Primary Care Physician

• Richard L. Menschel Education Center

Spring 2008April 24-26, 2008Current Concepts in Sports Medicine Second Annual Symposium

• Cornell Uris Auditorium & Richard L. Menschel Education Center

May 2, 2008The Aging Spine

• New York Athletic Club

May 17, 2008Controversies & Fundamentals in Regional Anesthesia 12th Annual Symposium

• Waldorf=Astoria Hotel

Fall 2008December 6, 20082nd Biannual HSS Cartilage Repair Strategies Course & Laboratory

• Richard L. Menschel Education Center & Cornell Lab

To register for these programs, contact the Education Division Professional Education Department.

Phone: 212.606.1057 Email: education@hss.edu

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