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PAID Carol Stream, IL Permit No. 475 Grants of up to $600 for travel expenses are available for a small number of residents and fellows who plan to include pediatric spine surgery in their practices. Contact Christy Gill (see below) for application details. Applications must be received by January 16, 2017. Presort Standard U.S. Postage Travel Grants for Residents & Fellows T H E 3 N D I N T E R N AT I O N A L The University of Central Florida College of Medicine Bioskills Lab, HOTEL: The Ritz-Carlton Hotel and the JW Marriott Hotel, TIMES: Friday, March 3rd: 7:30 am 5:00 pm Saturday, March 4th: 7:30 am 4:00 pm SHUTTLES: A shuttle will take participants to and from the hotel and lab daily. CO-CHAIRMEN: P R O G RAM COMMI TTEE: Jonathan Phillips, MD Jonathan H. Phillips, MD Suken A. Shah, MD Return Service Requested MEETING: 301 S. County Farm Road, Suite L Wheaton, IL 60187 USA Location, Dates, and Times MARCH 3 4, 2017 Registration Registration includes breakfasts, lunches, meeting materials, scientific sessions, and labs. GO TO: www.regonline.com/ ChildrensSpine2017 Hotel We have a block of rooms at the following hotels (the two properties are connected): The Ritz-Carlton Orlando Grande Lakes Room Rate: $289.00 (plus tax) The JW Marriott Orlando Room Rate: $269.00 (plus tax) Reservations for both hotels can be made by calling (800) 266-9432. Please indicate you are with the Children s Spine Meeting to receive the discounted rate. Please note the shuttles will depart from The Ritz-Carlton. Reservations at the group rate may not be available after February 9, 2017. Book online at: http://resweb. passkey.com/go/childrensspine2017 Further Information Christy Gill BroadWater, LLC 301 S. County Farm Rd. Suite L Wheaton, IL USA Tel: (630) 681-1040 Fax: (630) 682-5811 E-mail: cgill@ broad-water.com Register T H E 3 R D I N T E R N AT I O N A L RESIDENTS / FELLOWS: $545 MARCH 3 4, 2017 ORLANDO, FLORIDA To Register SURGEONS: $745 FEES ORLANDO, FLORIDA F E AT U R I N G : Comprehensive pediatric spine lectures Cadaveric labs P R E S E N T E D B Y: E N D O R S E D B Y:

Dear Colleague: In this two-day, comprehensive course, advance your skills while observing the expert faculty as they give in-depth lectures and facilitate discussion surrounding all things linked to pediatric spinal deformity. From the skull to the sacrum, gather cutting-edge research and receive step-by-step instruction in hands-on cadaveric labs. Study procedures that will be sure to assist every day, in-the-field activity, establishing quality practices for satisfactory results. This year s meeting rides on the back of the two previous meetings recognized for their impressive take-away points and remarkable success in providing comprehensive overviews for current concepts in pediatric spine surgery. Please join us as we return for the 3 rd International Children s Spine Symposium in this remarkable two-day program. CO-CHAIRMEN George H. Thompson, MD Rainbow Babies and Children s Hospital Cleveland, OH Jonathan H. Phillips, MD Arnold Palmer Hospital Specialty Practice PROGRAM COMMITTEE Suken A. Shah, MD Nemours/Alfred I dupont Hospital for Children Wilmington, DE INVITED FACULTY Haemish Crawford, MD, FRACS Starship Children s Hospital Auckland New Zealand Daniel J. Hedequist, MD Children s Hospital Boston/ Harvard Medical School Boston, MA William G. Mackenzie, MD Nemours / Alfred I dupont Hospital for Children Wilmington, DE Firoz Miyanji, MD, FRCSC BC Children s Hospital Vancouver, BC Canada Paul D. Sponseller, MD Johns Hopkins Medical Center Baltimore, MD Burt Yaszay, MD Rady Children s Hospital San Diego, CA Faculty Subject to Change

Didactic Program Overview IDIOPATHIC AND CONGENITAL SCOLIOSIS Choosing fusion levels Better intraoperative curve correction (Ponte osteotomies and reduction techniques) Hemivertebrectomy Non-resection techniques EARLY ONSET SCOLIOSIS EOS challenges and outcomes Surgical strategies for EOS Growing rods versus rib expanders PEDIATRIC CERVICAL SPINE The anatomical minefield Anterior and posterior surgical approaches Occiput to C2 and subaxial fusion THE LUMBO-SACRAL JUNCTION When and how to correct and fuse spondylolisthesis. How I manage spondyloptosis The L-S junction in neuromuscular conditions: Extending fusions to the pelvis NEUROMUSCULAR SCOLIOSIS The cases for and against the sublaminar Luque technique SPINAL TRAUMA IN CHILDREN Management of cervical, thoracic, and lumbar injuries SYNDROMIC SCOLIOSIS Management of cervical and thoracolumbar spine conditions Cadaveric Labs * Thoracic and lumbar instrumentation: pedicle screws, hooks, differential contouring, Ponte osteotomies Early onset surgery: Expandable rib technique and growing rod constructs Complex cervical deformity correction Lumbo sacral fixation and reduction techniques Sublaminar techniques in the thoraco lumbar spine, extending to the pelvis, SI screws Vertebral column resections *Labs will only utilize adult cadavers.

Meeting Objectives At the conclusion of the program, surgeons will be better able to: 1 2 3 Describe key anatomic structures relevant to pediatric spinal surgery at all levels of the spine. Summarize the rationale, indications, and techniques associated with surgical procedures utilized in pediatric spinal surgery. Demonstrate familiarity with the steps involved with multiple pediatric spine surgery techniques at all levels of the spine. JOINT PROVIDERS This activity is being provided by Orlando Health and BroadWater, LLC. CME ACCREDITATION This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. DISCLOSURE POLICY It is the policy of Orlando Health to ensure balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor in all its educational activities. All faculty participating in this activity are expected to disclose to the audience any financial interest or other relationship he/she has with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial product(s) discussed in an educational presentation. Speakers are also expected to openly disclose inclusion of discussion of any off-label, experimental, or investigational use of drugs or devices in their presentations. REFUND POLICY: A $200 administrative fee will be reduced from all refunds. If written notice requesting a refund is not received by February 9, 2017, refunds will not be processed. CANCELLATION POLICY: In the unlikely event of insufficient enrollment, we reserve the right to cancel the course up to 21 days prior to the course. Registrants will be notified by certified mail 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. ATTENDANCE: The course chairmen reserve the right to refuse admission to anyone whose presence is considered to be incompatible with the course objectives.