Final Program - American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons

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Table of Contents
General 51 Symposia Webcasts
4 Opening Ceremony 52 Orthopaedic Review Course
4 Ceremonial Meeting 53 Cross-Classification Chart
4 Guest Speaker Instructional Courses, Symposia &
5 Welcome Paper Presentations
6 Board of Directors 54 Tuesday, March 24
8 Business Meetings 100 Wednesday, March 25
9 AAOS Award Presentations 144 Thursday, March 26
10 Daily Schedule 190 Friday, March 27
14 Important Information 233 Orthopaedic Video Theater
• CME Credit 249 Scientific Exhibits
• Disclaimer 260 Posters
• FDA Statement 326 Nursing and Allied Health Program
• Meeting Objectives
Disclosures
16 Hotel Map
331 Disclosures
17 Hotel Shuttle Bus Routes
22 General Meeting Information Technical Exhibits
• Advocacy Booth 380 General Information
• Career Center 381 Ask an Expert Sessions
• Housing 382 Electronic Skills Pavilion
• Offices 385 Technical Exhibits Alphabetical Listing
• Planning Committees 408 Technical Exhibits Product Listing
• Registration
About our Members and Volunteers
• Resource Center
422 AAOS Committee, Affiliate &
• Safety
Alumni Meetings
30 Social Program
435 Class of 2015
36 Specialty Day
438 New International Affiliate Members
Educational Programs
444 Member Volunteers
42 General Information 457 In Memoriam
48 Tuesday Highlights
Faculty Index
49 Faculty Development At a Glance
461 Index
50 Poster Tours
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Ceremonial Meeting

Thursday, March 26, 10:00 AM
Frederick M. Azar, MD
Presidents Remarks
“Standing United for
Our Patients and Our
Profession”
David D. Teuscher, MD Gerald R. Williams, Jr, MD
• Welcome China as the Guest Nation Incoming Presidential Address Incoming First Vice
• Recognition of Industry Donors “The House of Orthopaedics” Presidential Remarks
• Chief Executive Officer Report “The Power of Three:
Education, Practice
Management and Unity”
• K appa Delta & OREF Awards • W illiam W. Tipton, Jr, MD,
• Diversity Award Leadership Award
• Humanitarian Award
AAOS Presidential Guest Speaker Benjamin S. Carson, Sr, MD
One Nation: What We Can All Do to Save America’s Future
Thursday, March 26, 11:00 AM
Join us Thursday morning as Dr. Carson, is an emeritus professor of neurosurgery,
Benjamin S. Carson, Sr, MD oncology, plastic surgery and pediatrics at the Johns Hopkins
shares his bold plan to stop School of Medicine, where he directed pediatric neurosurgery
the country’s slide into fiscal for 39 years. He holds more than 60 honorary doctorate
and moral decay. Avoiding degrees. He is a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor
the political correctness of Medical Society, the Institute of Medicine/National Academy
politicians and the animosity of of Science, and the Horatio Alger Society of Distinguished
Washington lawyers, Dr. Carson Americans.
calls for respectful discussion
In 2001, Dr. Carson was named by CNN and TIME magazine
and disagreement, with no
as one of the nation’s 20 foremost physicians and scientists.
subjects off limits. Applying the
That same year, he was selected by the Library of Congress
problem-solving skills he honed
as one of 89 “Living Legends” on the occasion of its 200th
as a surgeon, he will take on
anniversary. In June 2008, he was awarded the Presidential
tough issues such as education,
Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor in the land.
health care, family values, race relations, taxes, charity, and
the role of faith in public life. In his journey from poverty to A New York Times bestselling author, he has written six
the top of his field, Dr. Carson has lived the American dream. books. Dr. Carson also writes a weekly opinion column for
He will share with us his thoughts on how we can save that The Washington Times and is a FOX News contributor.
dream for our future generations.
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Welcome to Las Vegas
Welcome to Las Vegas for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons’ 2015
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Annual Meeting! Your participation and support is essential to the Academy’s success.
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Whether you need to Connect or ReConnect it is all here with new vitality and closer
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engagement with your colleagues and faculty. Annual Meeting Committee Chair Paul
Tornetta III, MD, and his team have created an exceptional program. Along with their
respective committees, Central Program Committee Chair William Mihalko, MD, PhD,
Central Instructional Course Committee Chair Thomas (Quin) Throckmorton, MD, and
Exhibits Committee Chair Joseph Moskal, MD, have produced an exciting selection of
educational opportunities—a commitment to education that includes 30 symposia by
the world’s experts on exciting and timely topics, over 900 papers and 560 posters on
the latest scientific and clinical studies, over 200 instructional courses presented by world-renowned faculty, more
than 85 scientific exhibits on extended studies or complex procedures and to conclude the meeting, Specialty Day on
Saturday, where 14 Specialty Societies will feature the latest news in their area of expertise.
Be sure to visit over 650 technical exhibits displaying the “latest and greatest” in orthopaedic products and services.
Other important Annual Meeting events include the Opening Ceremony on Wednesday, at 4:00 PM, where we kick
off the meeting and recognize China as this year’s Guest Nation. On Thursday, the Ceremonial Meeting incorporates
the presentations of the Humanitarian, Diversity, and Tipton Leadership Awards, David Teuscher, MD, incoming
president’s address, and the presidential guest speaker, Benjamin S. Carson, Sr, MD.
On behalf of the Board of Directors, I sincerely want to thank all the supportive volunteers and staff for their
continued time and efforts that make this meeting the foremost orthopaedic educational experience.
Enjoy the meeting!
Frederick M. Azar, MD
President
Welcome to my home town, Las Vegas!
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the entertainment capital of the world!
The AAOS 2015 Annual Meeting should exceed all your expectations with an
outstanding educational program and an exhibit hall that showcases products and
services related to the specialty of orthopaedics.
After a day full of learning and networking take advantage of all that Las Vegas has to
offer. From the most famous singers/groups to cover bands, classic Las Vegas shows like
“Jubilee,” extravagant acrobatic Cirque du Soleil productions, comedians, or magicians,
we have it all!
Many of the world’s top chefs take pride in their signature restaurants here in Las Vegas.
Stop by the restaurant desk in Academy Hall G to make your reservations.
If outdoor activities are your preference, check out the social program. If you love golf, you are in paradise. From
Shadow Creek to excellent public courses, tee times are available. For a great view of the city, ride the new LINQ
Ferris wheel with its big observation compartments. While we’re talking about getting some fresh air, don’t forget
the annual AAOS Playground Build on Tuesday.
After absorbing the latest advances in orthopaedics, have a little fun and enjoy a good meal and a show! Have a
good time.
Thank you!
Fred Redfern, MD
Local Chair
AAOS 2015 Annual Meeting
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Second Vice-President Treasurer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Baltimore, Maryland
Joshua J. Jacobs, MD John J. McGraw, MD
Past-President Chair
Chicago, Illinois Board of Councilors
Jefferson City, Tennessee
David J. Mansfield, MD Lawrence S. Halperin, MD
Chair-Elect Secretary
Board of Councilors Board of Councilors
El Paso, Texas Orlando, Florida
David C. Templeman, MD David A. Halsey, MD
Chair Chair-Elect
Board of Specialty Board of Specialty
Societies Societies
Minneapolis, Minnesota South Burlington, Vermont
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Joseph A. Bosco III, MD Todd A. Milbrandt, MD
Member-at-Large Member-at-Large
New York, New York Rochester, Minnesota
Raj D. Rao, MD Jennifer M. Weiss, MD
Member-at-Large Member-at-Large
Milwaukee, Wisconsin Los Angeles, California
Ken Yamaguchi, MD, MBA Karen L. Hackett,
Treasurer-Elect FACHE, CAE
(Ex-Officio) Chief Executive Officer
St. Louis, Missouri (Ex-Officio)
Rosemont, Illinois
About our Board of Directors
The Board of Directors manages the affairs of
the ACADEMY and the ASSOCIATION. It is the
administrative authority of the ACADEMY and the
ASSOCIATION and considers all of its activities and
determines its policies.
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usiness eetings
Annual Business Meetings Chitranjan S. Ranawat, MD (’15 and elected 3-plus terms)
All Fellows are urged to attend the 2015 Annual Business Charles A. Rockwood, Jr, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
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will be held on Thursday, March 26, 2015, at 9:00 AM. There Peter J. Stern, MD (’14 and elected 3-plus terms)
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et will be one business meeting for the American Academy of Marc F. Swiontkowski, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
e Orthopaedic Surgeons (“Academy”), the 501(c)(3) organization, Roby C. Thompson, Jr, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
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immediately followed by the business meeting of the American Vernon T. Tolo, MD (’14)
s Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons (“Association”), the 501(c) James R. Urbaniak, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
es (6) organization. All registrants are welcome to attend, but only Russell F. Warren, MD (elected 3-plus years)
n Active, Inactive, and Emeritus Fellows may vote. Augustus A. White III, MD (’13 and elected 3-plus terms)
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B Agenda for the Business Meeting of the American 3. Report of the Political Action Committee of the American
Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons (Orthopaedic PAC)
Thursday, March 26, at 9:00 AM
4. Report of the Resolutions Committee [DISCUSSION]
Venetian/Sands EXPO, Venetian Ballroom E
Frederick M. Azar, MD, Presiding 5. Report of the Bylaws Committee [DISCUSSION}
1. Call to Order and Appointments 6. Report of the Election of AAOS Officer and Other Positions
2. Report of the Treasurer 7. Recognition of Retiring Members of the Board of the
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the
3. Report of the Orthopaedic Research and Education
American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Foundation (OREF)
8. Recognition of New Members of the Board of the American
4. Report of the Resolutions Committee [DISCUSSION]
Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the American
5. Adjournment Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons
9. Adjournment
Agenda for the Business Meeting of the American
Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Agenda for the Ceremonial Meeting
Thursday, March 26, at 9:20 AM
Thursday, March 26, 10:00 AM
Venetian/Sands EXPO, Venetian Ballroom E
Venetian/Sands EXPO, Venetian Ballroom E
Frederick M. Azar, MD, Presiding
Frederick M. Azar, MD, Presiding
1. Call to Order and Appointments
1. Call to Order
2. Nominations for the 2016 Nominating Committee. Those
2. Introduction of Board of Directors, Council/Cabinet Chairs
ineligible to serve on the 2016 Nominating Committee,
and Annual Meeting Chairs
pursuant to Article XII, Paragraph 12.2 of the Association
Bylaws, are Inactive Fellows, Emeritus Fellows, current 3. Presentation of Awards
members of the Board of Directors, and:
A. Kappa Delta Awards
Annunziato (Ned) Amendola, MD (’15)
B. OREF Award
John A. Bergfeld, MD (’13)
C. Diversity Award
Daniel J. Berry, MD (’15)
Louis C. Bigliani, MD (elected 3-plus terms) D. Humanitarian Award
Kevin J. Bozic, MD (’15)
E. William W. Tipton, Jr, MD, Leadership Award
David S. Bradford, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
Robert W. Bucholz, MD (’13) 4. Introduction of Gerald R. Williams, Jr, MD, Incoming First
Stephen S. Burkhart, MD (’14) Vice President
Michael W. Chapman, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
5. Incoming First Vice-Presidential Remarks –
John J. Callaghan, MD (’14)
Gerald R. Williams, Jr, MD
Robert D. D’Ambrosia, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
Kenneth E. DeHaven, MD (elected 3-plus terms) 6. Introduction of David D. Teuscher, MD, Incoming President
Charles H. Epps, Jr, MD (elected 3-plus terms) 7. Incoming Presidential Address – David D. Teuscher, MD
Freddie H. Fu, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
8. Recognition of Past President Frederick M. Azar, MD, and
Richard H. Gelberman, MD (‘14)
Presentation of Past President’s Pin, Gavel, and Silver Seal
James D. Heckman, MD (’13)
Robert N. Hensinger, MD (’14) 9. Adjournment
James H. Herndon, MD (’13)
Joseph P. Iannotti, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
2015 Resolutions Committee
Douglas W. Jackson, Jr, MD (elected 3-plus terms)
The members of the 2015 Resolutions Committee are:
Amy L. Ladd, MD (’15)
Mark D. Miller, MD (’13) Michael L. Parks, MD, Chair
Bernard F. Morrey, MD (’14) Mark E. Fahey, MD
Vincent D. Pellegrini, Jr, MD (’15) Thomas M. Green, MD
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