State of Spine Surgery Think Tank

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1 THE 15 TH ANNUAL State of Spine Surgery Think Tank The Ritz-Carlton W Aruba W JUNE 21 23, 2018 formerly known as The Cabo Meeting CHAIRMEN DIRECTORS Frank Phillips, MD Todd Albert, MD Alex Vaccaro, MD, PhD Hyun Bae, MD Greg Mundis, MD

2 Dear Colleagues: You re invited to a spine surgery meeting like no other. The State of Spine Surgery Think Tank (formerly The Cabo Meeting) is not your typical lectures and exhibits meeting. In fact it is refreshingly different: W The program is light on lectures, but heavy on lively discussion. It s your chance to ask the questions that you care about, and to present your own insights. W The topics focus on the here and now, rather than on academic research that might be relevant in 10 years. How can you adapt to changes in healthcare? Which new technologies and techniques merit your attention? What tips can improve your outcomes? W The meeting creates remarkable camaraderie among participants, including surgeons, and leaders from device companies and healthcare systems. This meeting targets the medical elephants in the room with open discussion and debates Gregory M. Mundis, Jr., MD Combine all of the above with the exceptional Ritz-Carlton Aruba, and we re confident that you ll find it to be an outstanding event. We hope that you ll join us. Best regards, Frank Phillips, MD Todd Albert, MD Alex Vaccaro, MD, PhD MEETING CHAIRMAN MEETING CO-CHAIR MEETING CO-CHAIR W W W 2 15th Annual: State of Spine Surgery Think Tank

3 LEADERSHIP & FACULTY MEETING CHAIRMAN Frank Phillips, MD MEETING CO-CHAIRMEN Todd Albert, MD Alexander Vaccaro, MD, PhD PROGRAM DIRECTORS Hyun Bae, MD Greg Mundis, MD FACULTY* An outstanding Think-Tank with candid, authentic information helping point to the future Stephen Hochschuler, MD Neel Anand, MD Robert Eastlack, MD Safdar N. Khan, MD Rick C. Sasso, MD Ali Araghi, MD Jeffrey A. Goldstein, MD Omar Lateef, MD William Taylor, MD Sigurd Berven, MD Richard Guyer, MD Isaac L. Moss, MD Chris Vannello, RN Thomas Cha, MD Matthew Colman, MD Dom Coric, MD Stephen H. Hochschuler, MD Dave Janiec, MBA Kris E. Radcliff, MD Stephen Ryu, MD Harvinder S. Sandhu, MD Juan Uribe, MD Mike West, MBA Jack Zigler, MD *Additional faculty to be added prior to the meeting. Faculty subject to change. June 21 23, 2018 Aruba 3

4 PROGRAM THURSDAY, JUNE 21, :00 AM Registration, Breakfast & Exhibits 7:30 Welcome 7:35 Stakeholder Perspectives on Spine Surgery n Panel of surgeon leaders, and hospital, insurance, device and ASC company executives 8:20 Debate: Lumbo-sacral Fixation at the Bottom of a Long-construct: n ALIF in the supine position n ALIF in the lateral position n Pelvic fixation Next Generation Navigation and Robotics: Will We Ever Get to the Same Level as Autonomous Driving? n Let s shift from marketing to clinical value to define our needs n Navigation when, why, and how I use it? n Can robots do more than point our screws? n Future of navigation and artificial intelligence 10:00 Refreshment Break Program schedule, content, and faculty subject to change 4 15th Annual: State of Spine Surgery Think Tank 10:30 How Have We Evolved in the Past 10 Years? 12:05 PM Lunch n Diagnosis of low back pain n Non-surgical treatment of DDD n Lumbar fusion for DDD n Endoscopic and laser spine surgery n Treatment of cervical radiculopathy n Treatment of sacro-iliac pain n Evidence for spinal cord stimulation 12:35 Forum: The Future of Ambulatory Surgery Centers 1:05 Keynote: Does the Patient Experience Matter? 1:30 Motion Preservation n Are all cervical TDRs created equal? The science and mechanics n What did we learn from pedicle based non-fusion surgery? n Lumbar TDR, is it coming back? 1:55 Trauma and Tumor n How and why are we treating spinal tumors differently to 10 years ago n Trends for trauma in the next 10 years 3:00 Spinal Deformity 4:00 Adjourn n We can t operate without the numbers which really matter? n How relevant is the numbers game in the elderly with spinal deformity? Time for a reset? n Is deformity sustainable in a Medicare environment? n Is there a role for minimally invasive 3-column osteotomies? When and how? n How to minimize and avoid PJK n Spinal deformity surgery in the next decade 5:15 Technology Workshops 6:30 Reception This meeting is by far the best meeting allowing industry and surgeons to come together and discuss best solutions for our patients Hyun Bae, MD

5 PROGRAM FRIDAY, JUNE 22, :00 AM Registration, Breakfast & Exhibits 7:30 Welcome 7:35 Outcome Optimization n Why safety matters to all stakeholders n Measuring quality and outcomes n Risk stratification n Preoperative optimization n Intraoperative standardization n Postoperative accountability n Predictive modeling 9:00 Cervical Myelopathy n Does pre-op imaging guide treatment or prognosis? n When to go anterior vs posterior. Does it matter? n Medical and cellular therapies 9:30 Refreshment Break Program schedule, content, and faculty subject to change 9:55 Master Surgical Techniques 10 Most Critical Points n MIS TLIF n MIS cervical foraminotomy n LLIF n OLIF n Adult degenerative scoliosis measuring 25 degrees with 15 degree PI/LL mismatch Technology Updates Forum: How to Design, Implement, and Sustain a Spine Bundle n Overview n Designing a sustainable spine bundle n Contracting and financial considerations n Health system partnership n Provider impact and clinical implementation strategies Debate: L4-5 Grade 1 Spondylolisthesis with Stenosis n Pro: Postero-lateral fusion n Pro: OLIF n Pro: LLIF n Pro: TLIF 12:30 PM Adjourn 5:15 Technology Workshops 6:15 Adjourn SATURDAY, JUNE 23, :00 AM Registration, Breakfast & Exhibits 7:30 Welcome 7:35 Innovation n Innovation and value in spine n Lessons from innovation outside of spine n Where do we need innovation most in spine care? 8:15 Implant Science, Cage Surface Technology, and Bone Growth n Basic science n Nanosurface technology n Metal coated PEEK n Porous PEEK 8:55 Regenerative Medicine n Use of PRP and stem cells for spine care n Cell-based allografts: Mechanism and efficacy n The future of regenerative medicine Technology Updates 10:15 Refreshment Break 10:30 Free Papers 12:00 PM Technology Symposiums 12:45 Young Surgeons Symposium 2:45 Adjourn June 21 23, 2018 Aruba 5

6 HOTEL THE RITZ-CARLTON ARUBA L.G. SMITH BLVD 107 PALM BEACH, ARUBA FEATURES: Contemporary accommodations, each offering private balconies A collection of five food and beverage venues Two swimming pools Luxury spa facilities and a state-of-the-art fitness center HOTEL RESERVATIONS: Book by May 23rd to receive the discounted rates! Room rates*: n Limited View: $249* n Ocean Front: $459* n Coastal View: $329* n Executive Suite: $729* n Ocean View: $389* To book your room, you may contact The Ritz-Carlton directly or book online. Rooms at the discounted rates may not be available after May 23rd. To book by phone, please contact the Reservations Department at and mention the group name State of Spine Surgery Meeting for special room discount rates. *plus applicable taxes TO BOOK YOUR RESERVATION ONLINE: 1. To make your reservation CLICK HERE (or go to: Reservations/Default.htm#top) 2. Select Check-in and Check-out Date 3. Select Discount Code: You must enter the room discount code in the Enter Code (optional) section to get the discounted rate based on your room preference below: STESTEA Limited View King STESTEB Coastal View King STESTEC Coastal View 2 Queens STESTED Ocean View King STESTEE Ocean View 2 Queens STESTEF Ocean Front King STESTEG Ocean Front 2 Queens STESTEK Executive Suite 6 15th Annual: State of Spine Surgery Think Tank

7 REGISTRATION TRAVEL GRANTS FOR SENIOR RESIDENTS & FELLOWS Register early as the limited space will fill very rapidly! Fast, Easy, and Secure Online Registration: Surgeons $495 Fellows, Residents & Allied Health $295 Representatives of non-exhibiting companies $1,950 Late Registration Fee (after May 12) $50 Registration fee includes all scientific sessions, meeting materials, and related social events. One of my favorite meetings due to its small size facilitating camaraderie in a beautiful, relaxed setting Richard Guyer, MD A limited number of grants for coach class travel and up to 3 nights single accommodation are available for senior residents and fellows. Applications must be received by February 28th in order to qualify. Grant recipients will be required to attend multiple sessions. To apply, please the following to Christy Gill at CGill@Broad-Water.com Copy of your CV Institution name and location Current year of training Refunds A full refund will be provided, less a $150 administrative fee, dependent upon written notice being received by May 23, Refunds will not be made after this date. Substitutions are allowed at any time but must be submitted in writing. If registrant(s) are unable to attend the meeting due to weather delays, strikes, Acts of God, civil disturbance, or other reasons not directly controlled by the meeting organizers, registration fees, airline, hotel and other costs incurred by the registrant(s) will not be refunded. Attendance The course chairmen reserve the right to refuse admission to anyone whose presence is considered to be incompatible with course objectives. Course Cancellation In the unlikely event of insufficient enrollment, we reserve the right to cancel the course 21 days prior. Registrants will be notified and registration fees will be refunded. Airline and other costs incurred by the registrant are the responsibility of the registrant and will not be refunded. QUESTIONS Please call BroadWater at (630) June 21 23, 2018 Aruba 7

8 301 South County Farm Suite L Wheaton, IL USA Presort Standard U.S. Postage PAID Carol Stream, IL Permit No. 475 THE 15 TH ANNUAL State of Spine Surgery Think Tank W The Ritz-Carlton W Aruba W JUNE 21 23, 2018