1997 Annual Meeting

  JAMES R. ANDREWS, M.D.

Clinical Professor of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, UVA Medical School. Clinical Professor, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Kentucky Medical Center. Clinical Professor of Surgery, University of Alabama School of Medicine, Division of Orthopaedic Surgery, Birmingham, Alabama. Medical Director, American Sports Medicine Institute, Birmingham, Alabama. Orthopaedic Surgeon, Alabama Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center, Birmingham, Alabama.

  WILLIAM C. LAUERMAN, M.D.

Associate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Chief of Spine Surgery, Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington DC.

  JOHN E. LONSTEIN, M.D.

Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Staff Physician, Minnesota Spine Center.

  WILLIAM W. TIPTON, JR., M.D.

Executive Vice President, American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Chicago, Illinois.

  MICHAEL T. LUNDBERG

Executive Director, Virginia Health Information

  KENNETH D. TUCK, M.D.

President, Medical Society of Virginia

8:00

Board of Directors Breakfast Meeting

12:00

Registration

12:00

Exhibits Hall Opens - Refreshments

12:45

Educational Program

2:55

Break - Visit Exhibits

5:00

"Real Life" Session for Residents

6:30

Reception

6:30

Registration

7:00

Exhibit Hall Opens
Coffee and Breakfast Breads

7:30

Educational Program

10:30

Tennis - Spouses and Guests

AM

Special Programs For Spouses and Guests on Culinary
Arts and 18th Century Cooking, and Colonial Williamsburg Gardens
(See Activity Sheet for Details)

12:00

Business Meeting

12:20

Adjourn for Afternoon Activities

12:30

Golf - Golden Horseshoe Course

2:00

Tennis - Providence Hall Courts

PM

Programs on Archaeology and Restoration
at Colonial Williamsburg
(See Activity Sheet for Details)

7:00

Reception  Courtesy Howmedica

7:00

Registration

7:45

Educational Program

12:10

Business Meeting

12:30

1997 Annual Meeting Adjourns

12:45

Papers

1:30

Discussion

1:40

GUEST LECTURE
Throwing Injuries to the Shoulder
 &nbspJames R. Andrews, M.D.

2:10

State Orthopaedic Physician Profiling
 &nbspMichael Lundberg, VHI

2:40

Discussion

2:55

Break -Visit Exhibits

3:15

Papers

3:50

Discussion

4:00

GUEST LECTURE
Throwing Injuries to the Elbow
 &nbspJames R. Andrews, M.D.

4:30

AAOS Update  &nbspWilliam Tipton, Jr., M.D.

5:00

Orthopaedic Internet

Breakout Session:
    Dominion Room

5:00

"Real Life" Session for Residents

6:00

Adjourn For The Day

See "Schedule At A Glance" for Evening Activity

7:30

GUEST LECTURE
Pitfalls of ACL Reconstruction &nbspJames R. Andrews, M.D.

8:00

Papers

8:45

Discussion

8:55

Presidential Address
 &nbspH. C. Eschenroeder, Jr., M.D.

9:10

Regional Update on Managed Care in Virginia

9:50

Discussion

10:10

Break -Visit Exhibits

10:30

GUEST LECTURE
Minnesota Experience with Managed Care
 &nbspJohn E. Lonstein, M.D.

11:00

Discussion

11:10

Orthopaedic Residency Training Programs Update

11:40

MSV President
 &nbspKenneth D. Tuck, M.D.

12:00

Business Meeting

12:20

Adjourn for Afternoon Activities

See "Schedule At A Glance" for Afternoon and Evening Activities

7:45

Papers

8:25

Discussion

8:30

GUEST LECTURE
L5-S1 Fusion Techniques and Options  &nbspJohn E. Lonstein, M.D.

9:00

Pedicle Screw Symposium

9:30

Case Presentations

10:00

Question & Answer

10:10

Refreshment Break

10:30

Papers

11:10

Outcome Studies in Orthopaedic Surgery  &nbspH. C. Eschenroeder, Jr., M.D.

11:25

Discussion

11:35

GUEST LECTURE
Adult Scoliosis Surgery     John E. Lonstein, M.D.

12:05

Best Paper Award

12:10

Business Meeting

12:30

Adjourn 1997 Annual Meeting

• Physician Profiling
  Michael Lundberg, Executive Director of Virginia Health Information will present the who? how? why? of Physician Profiling and the interpretation and use of data.
• AAOS Update
  William Tipton, Jr., M.D., AAOS Executive Director, will discuss the importance and pertinence of the Academy and state societies.
• Managed Care
  Area orthopaedists present vignettes on local managed care trends and how they are impacting orthopaedic surgeons in their area, followed by a statewide overview.
• Training Program Update
  Teaching chiefs from UVA, MCV, PNH, and Georgetown programs provide update on current status and trends in orthopaedic education.
• Pedicle Screw Symposium
  An update on pedicle fixation by several Virginia orthopaedists as well as Dr. Lonstein, followed by case presentations to the panel for discussion.
• Orthopaedic Internet
  Presentation of the Virginia Orthopaedic Society Home Page on the Internet with information about orthopaedic services over the Internet.
• "Real Life" Session for Residents
  Discuss private practice issues, contracting and joining practices with Drs. James Andrews, Tom Hulvey and John Barnard. What you really need to know but forgot to ask.

All activities will begin at the Robert Carter House, which is located next to the Governor's Palace on Palace Green. Programs will go on, rain or shine and begin promptly at the times scheduled.

10:00 a.m. Culinary Arts - Edible Decorations

2 hours, limited to 10 people. Fee: $20 per person A Colonial Williamsburg top pastry chef will teach you the "secrets" of making edible marzipan decorations to grace your table. You will mold and shape such things as animals and flowers for table decoration or other creation. Take home your unique decoration - if you don't eat it first!

10:00 a.m. Colonial Revival Gardens

1.5 hours, limited to 20 people. Fee: $15 per person Led by Colonial Williamsburg's horticulturists, on this walking tour you will learn about the fascinating history of the Colonial revival movement in the United States. The tour will focus on the work of landscape architects like Arthur Shurcliff and Alden Hopkins who significantly influenced the design and appearance of the reconstructed gardens of Colonial Williamsburg's early years.

1:30 p.m. Architectural Sleuthing in Williamsburg and Restoration at Colonial Williamsburg

2 hours, limited to 20 people. Fee: $15 per person Architectural historians will help you learn how to read the stories spoken by the 18th-century Williamsburg buildings.

1:30 p.m.Introduction to Archaeology

1.5 hours, limited to 20 people. Fee: $15 per person Learn the basic principles of archaeology and see how ongoing excavations contribute to the restoration of historic Williamsburg. This program combines lectures, tours of the archaeology lab, and hands-on examination of artifacts.