CLINICAL ORTHOPAEDICS BIOMECHANICS WORKSHOP

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March- April 2017 CLINICAL ORTHOPAEDICS BIOMECHANICS WORKSHOP A First of its kind, International workshop on Clinical Orthopaedic biomechanics jointly organized by Indian Spinal injuries center

The preparations for the workshop began in January 2016 when our guest faculty Prof. Vijay Goel arrived from the University of Toledo to help us with our endevour of developing a biomechanics lab.

1 March- April 2017 CLINICAL ORTHOPAEDICS BIOMECHANICS WORKSHOP A First of its kind, International workshop on Clinical Orthopaedic biomechanics jointly organized by Indian Spinal injuries center (ISIC), IIT Delhi and University of Toledo was held under aegis of Delhi Orthopaedic association, at ISIC on 18 th March 2017, Sunday. The preparations for the workshop began in January 2016 when our guest faculty Prof. Vijay Goel arrived from the University of Toledo to help us with our endevour of developing a biomechanics lab. The organizing committee had meetings with the IIT Delhi and all the inputs were incorporated while formulating the program. The event was well marketed through brochures and various social media platforms. The programme was finalized well in advance. The workshop was open to attendance for orthopaedic surgeons, biomechanical engineers and rehabilitation professionals. 43 national and international faculty were a part of the event. More than 200 delegates attended the one day academic and research extravaganza. The workshop was an academic fiesta. There were 5 back to back academic sessions on different subspecialties of orthopaedics namely, trauma, sports injuries, knee arthroplasty and hip arthroplasty. The Programme consisted of minimum didactic lectures and focused mainly on case based panel discussions on biomechanical implications of common orthopaedic problems. A differential feature of this workshop was the participation of biomechanical engineers like Prof. Vijay Goel from the University of Toledo and faculty from IIT Delhi. There were lots of good talks and discussions on the basic biomechanical aspect of orthopaedic ailments.

Overall, the workshop was very well appreciated by the faculty and delegates alike and was an academic success. 3 rd Executive Committee Meeting of DOA It was organized on 22 nd of March 2017.

2 Overall, the workshop was very well appreciated by the faculty and delegates alike and was an academic success. 3 rd Executive Committee Meeting of DOA It was organized on 22 nd of March One of the important resolution passed by the executive was that... The Executive Committee of Delhi Orthopaedic Association endorses the view as an expert body that it is an acceptable norm for implant representative to be present inside the operating room in the interest of patient safety and cost effective handling, optimum utilization of specialized implants and instruments The same was also presented at the Executive Committee meeting of IOA on 15 th and 16 th of April 2017 and after much deliberations it was decided that the President himself with a committee will look into this matter. 13 th sports medicine and arthroscopy and workshop (SMAW) Focused on advanced shoulder surgery was organised on 26 th march 2017 at Sir Gangaram Hospital, New Delhi. The conference was held under the aegis of DOA, IFSM and was well attended by 100 registered delegates and 25 registered faculty members from Delhi and India. The conference focussed on arthroscopic addresal of shoulder instability, Rotator cuff pathology, complex trauma of shoulder and various options of arthroplasty in shoulder. The conference started with live surgery at 8:30am and finalized with threadbare panel discussion at 6:00pm. Overall a very well spent academic day with 2 live surgery, plenty of panel discussion nd one to one interaction between faculty and delegates. Conference accredetated with 5.5 hours of CME point by DMC.

Advanced trauma course 2017 On the 2 nd of April 2017 Delhi Orthopaedic Association organized the Advanced trauma course 2017 targeted specifically to strengthen the concepts of trauma care amongst

3 Advanced trauma course 2017 On the 2 nd of April 2017 Delhi Orthopaedic Association organized the Advanced trauma course 2017 targeted specifically to strengthen the concepts of trauma care amongst young Orthopods.The course was held at The Royal Plaza, Ashoka Road and was led by Dr Mukesh Kalra, LHMC as the Organizing Chairman, Dr.Lalit Maini, MAMC & LNH as the Organizing Director and Dr.Jatin Talwar,VMMC & SJH as the Organizing Secretary. Two modules (Upper limb and Lower limbs) were designed which covered the most commonly encountered regions by a trauma surgeon namely, proximal humerus, distal radius, proximal femur and proximal tibia. Every module had presentations followed by sufficient time for hands on saw bone workshop for each region so the course had a total of 3 hours of saw bone exercise. With a limited seat availability of 50 delegates the course was a huge success with a student Faculty of the Course faculty ratio of 3:1 and included delegates from many institutions in Delhi and also outside Delhi ( Jaipur, M.P, Roorkee). With a total of 8 work stations each having 6 delegates and 2 faculty members, every delegate had sufficient opportunity to interact with faculty members on his table. Two independent observers observed the course from its start till the end and have given a very good rating to the course. At the end the feedback forms were distributed to the delegates for their personal feedback for the course. The feedback score from the delegates was on an average out of 5 points. Overall the Organizing committee, all the faculty members and the Delhi Orthopaedic Association was deeply appreciated by all who attended the course. It was requested and suggested by all to make the Advanced Trauma Course a regular annual event.

4 FORTHCOMING EVENTS DOA 2 nd Quarterly Meet, Theme: Shoulder and Elbow HOTEL ROYAL PLAZA,28 th May 2017 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Timings Topic 9.15am to Registration & Introduction 9.30am 9.30 to 10.45am Shoulder Trauma Thinking beyond the parts for Proximal Humerus # Fix/Replace Surgical Decision Making SSSC Biology, Function, Importance Indications & Treatment Modalities SSSC Shoulder Trauma Panel Discussion to Shoulder Arthroplasty 11.15am Pre Op Planning&Decision Making(Hemi/TSA/RSA) Getting the Humeral Prosthesis Right Glenoid Exposure and Placement to Biceps and Rotator Cuff 12.45pm to Panel Discussion-- Tenotomy Vs Tenodesis, Tenodesis Techniques Massive Cuff tears what to do? Suprascapular n. release in cuff tears Evidence based benefit? Double Row Tips and tricks Overcoming the hurdles 1pm to 1.30pm Elbow Trauma Radial Head Fix/Replace/Remove Approach and Fixation Methods Radial Head Arthroplasty current concepts 2.30pm to 3.15pm 3.15pm to 3.45pm 3.45pm to 4.30pm Coronoid fractures Indications and Scenarios for Fixation Approach and fixation methods Elbow Trauma Panel Discussion Elbow arthroscopy Set up, positioning, indications Anatomy, portals Diagnostic round and pathologies Normal Vs Abnormal Elbow Instability

5 Anatomy and Types Clinico-Radiological Exam Reconstruction Posterolateral Reconstruction Medial REGISTRATION IS FREE BUT MANDATORY 1. Reply to this and enter your name, hospital/clinic attachment, phone number 2. SMS/WhatsApp your details to your details at Organising Secretary Dr. Akash Sabharwal Moolchand Hospital, New Delhi MIDCON th July, 2017 Sunday Hotel Le Meridian Dr.Gaurav Bhardwaj midcon2017@gmail.com MSK Imaging CME 6 th August 2017, Sunday LHMC Dr.Mukesh Kalra doadoffice@gmail.com DOACON th 12 th November 2017 Dr.RK Arya Venue: Dr.RML Hospital Auditorium doacon2017.rmlh@gmail.com

Columbia/NYOH Department of Orthopaedics Shoulder, Elbow, and Sports Medicine Service Competency Requirements

Updated 2/8/10 Columbia/NYOH Department of Orthopaedics Shoulder, Elbow, and Sports Medicine Service Competency Requirements Patient Care Faculty will evaluate the resident s ability to obtain History,