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Share this email: What's New in April 2017! In the April 2017 edition of Sidelines you will find the following content: President Letter: Written by R. Rob Franks, DO, FAOASM Updates for the 2017 Clinical Conference in Las Vegas Viva Las Vegas! Travel Information for Las Vegas, Nevada Athletes in the Arts Update: Written by Rebeccah Rodriguez, DO SAOASM Highlights AOASM Members in the News featuring Dr. Joelle Rehberg and Dr. Pat Leary Journal Article Spotlight: Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine Journal Article Spotlight: British Journal of Sports Medicine From the President: R. Rob Franks, DO, FAOASM Welcome, spring. By now, most of you are in the thick of the spring sports season. The weather has finally started to change, and we are outside for lacrosse, baseball, softball, track and field, etc. Congratulations to you all for getting to the final sprint of the 2016-17 academic year. With the warmer weather, I am drawn to thoughts of Las Vegas. It won’t be long now until we meet at Harrah’s Las Vegas for the AOASM Spring Conference, May 3-6, and Ultrasound Pre-Conference Workshop, May 1-2, in fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada. Registration and hotel reservations are open and filling quickly. If you have not yet registered, please do so promptly, as Dr. John Dougherty has put together a solid academic program, which includes topics such as boxing, combat medicine, and concussion. With assistance from Brooke Miller, our meeting planner, the conference’s social events will allow you to mingle and reconnect with colleagues from across the country at the High Roller Ferris wheel, as well as at the Cinco de Mayo Party, Opening Reception, and Award of Fellow all at Harrah’s. There will be something for every member, both academically and socially, as AOASM settles onto the Vegas strip in a few weeks. When registering, please take a moment to update your personal information to assist the Membership Committee, so we have your most up-to-date contact information to keep you current on all news and information concerning the Academy. As we get into later spring, we hope to have the new website up and running. As this edition of Sidelines goes to print, our Website Committee should be putting the finishing touches on content for the new website and testing its interface for use by all Academy members. Thank you to all the committee members from not only the Website Committee but also several other committees, for adding to the content and suggesting interface for the new website to make it user-friendly for all Academy members. I would like to personally thank Alexandra Myers, who is heading to Germany for May’s Sportsosteopathy Meeting in Cologne, Germany, during our conference. I, and the rest of the Executive Committee and Board of Directors, appreciate your efforts in heading to Germany to represent our organization at the expense of attending the AOASM conference. Both I and your colleagues appreciate this gesture of goodwill to teach our colleagues in Germany. Finally, I would like to take a moment to say thank you to all members of the Academy. I cannot believe a year has gone so quickly. It has been an honor and a privilege to represent you as President of the AOASM for the last year. I feel like it was just yesterday that I had my first address in Tempe. This year has truly been a team effort, and I could not have done it without every member of the team. I would like to extend many thanks to and recognize the tireless efforts of: The Executive Committee and The Rees Group. We have spent a lot of time together, and I greatly appreciate all your time and willingness to quickly and succinctly master any task that needed to be done on behalf of the Academy. The Board of Directors. Thank you for giving your time and for being able to meet at a moment’s notice and quickly act all year on issues that needed expeditious and appropriate action to benefit the members of the Academy. The committee chairs and committee members. You are the backbone of the organization and have done amazing work on so many projects over the course of the year. Whether it was the design of the new website or the creation of student conferences, your tireless work has made this year a success. The many members of the Academy who stepped up and asked, “What can I do?” Thank you to the many members who carried out successfully whatever task was asked of them. The students, interns, residents, and fellows. You are the lifeblood of our organization. Thank you for your passion, dedication, and hard work on all the programs you participated in this year. We are a stronger organization for all you have done. I am confident in handing over the presidency of the Academy to Dr. Jeff Bytomski that AOASM is in great hands for the next year and the immediate future. It has been an absolute pleasure and honor to serve you over this last year, and I am excited to assist in my new role as Immediate Past President. I look forward to seeing you all soon in Las Vegas. Safe travels to Sin CIty. Sincerely, Rob R. Robert Franks, DO, FAOASM President, American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine 2017 Clinical Conference The 32nd Annual Clinical Conference is fast approaching! The conference will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada, May 3-6, 2017, with Pre- Conference Workshops May 1-2, 2017. This year's conference will focus on betting on Osteopathic Sports Medicine! Don't miss the following events! Welcome Reception: Join your colleagues at the Welcome Reception on Wednesday evening, May 3, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., in the Exhibit Hall. Take this opportunity to visit with colleagues, attend the Poster Sessions, and meet the Exhibitors. Everyone is invited to attend. Social Media Photo Competition: Are you connected to AOASM on all your Social Media? Follow AOASM on Facebook , Instagram , and Twitter during the conference to participate in the daily photo competition! More details will be shared during the first Wednesday morning general session starting at 8:00 a.m. First-Ever Shirt Swap: Have you ever wished you had a sports polo or T-shirt from your favorite team because you liked the colors, or wished your polos looked different so you didn't wear the same thing every day? Then join us for AOASM's first-ever SHIRT SWAP! The Shirt Swap will take place on Friday, May 5, at 10:30 a.m. in the AOASM Exhibit Hall (Tahoe Room). To participate in the swap, drop off at the AOASM Registration Desk, between Tuesday, May 2, and Friday, May 5 by 8:30 a.m., a clean, unworn polo or T-shirt. Meet in the Exhibit Hall at 10:00 a.m. Friday to participate. White elephant rules will apply! If you have any questions, please contact Ashley Alba . Boxing Workouts: Need to blow off some steam? Punch it out! Learn some boxing techniques from Scott Brooks, IDSA certified personal trainer, that you can incorporate into your workouts. New this year, AOASM offers two exciting boxing exercise classes. Mark your schedule to join fellow attendees and Scott for a quick 45-minute workout on Wednesday, May 3 (12:00 noon) and Friday, May 5 (7:00 a.m.). UFC Bootcamp: Janelle Campbell is the UFC personal trainer to many athletes from Las Vegas and will be getting us AOASM Docs in shape with another daily group workout. She is a lifelong athlete, and ran Division I Track and Field and received her bachelors in Exercise Science. Join Janelle on Thursday, May 4, at 7:00 a.m., for a 45-minute workout with proper dynamic warm-up, exhilarating strength and conditioning exercises, partner drills and circuits, plus effective cool-down and recovery. Be ready to unleash your inner athlete. This class is for all fitness levels and will be located in the Studio 1 meeting room. * Exercises will have regressions and progressions. Susan Spencer, Former GM for the Philadelphia Eagles: The AOASM is pleased to have Susan Spencer, former General Manager of the NFL Philadelphia Eagles, as a guest speaker at this year’s Annual Meeting on Thursday, May 4, 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Susan Spencer is an accomplished entrepreneur, with a long record of outstanding management and business leadership across an impressively diverse career. She is a successful business owner, recognized author, corporate lawyer, and a sought-after lecturer. Award of Fellow Banquet: Please make every effort to attend the AOASM Award of Fellow Banquet on Friday, May 5, 2017, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The banquet will include a ticket to a cocktail reception (6:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.), the dinner event, an award ceremony, an induction of the AOASM officers, and an AOA update. Tickets are $60 each, and guests are welcome to register and attend. The AOASM Cinco de Mayo Pool Party Reception: Back by popular demand, join fellow AOASM attendees on the pool-deck at the Harrah’s Hotel for a fun cocktail reception and appetizers to celebrate Cinco de Mayo on Friday, May 5, from 8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Cost of the event is $20 per person. Guests are welcome to attend. The Russell M. Wright Memorial Keynote Luncheon: The Rusty Wright Memorial Lecture will be held on Friday, May 5, 2017. This year, the luncheon will be located at The Wheelhouse: High Roller in The Linq Hotel connected to the Harrah’s Hotel. The guest speaker will be Forrest Griffin, Ultimate Fighting Challenge’s VP for Athlete Development. This keynote luncheon is scheduled from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. Pre- registration and an additional fee of $40 per person are required. This fee includes a ticket to the luncheon, CME for attending the lecture, and a ticket to ride the High Roller Ferris wheel on the Las Vegas Strip. (The High Roller ticket is an “open ticket” available to use anytime during the Annual Meeting between Monday, May 1, and Monday, May May 8, 2017. If your guests do not want to attend the luncheon, the AOASM will offer the discounted High Roller “open ticket” for purchase of $25 each.) Click here to read more about additional conference information! Click here for the PDF registration form. Click here for the preliminary program brochure. Click here for the schedule-at-a-glance. Click here for a map of Harrah's Las Vegas. Click Here to Register Online Viva Las Vegas! With over 42 million visitors a year, Las Vegas, Nevada is famous for having something for everyone: take in a show, check out a new restaurant, try your luck at a casino, spend the day pool side, enjoy a spa, or play a round of golf. There is never a dull moment! Below are some links to further explore Las Vegas: List of Events Las Vegas Strip Map List of Discounted Shows List of Discounted Tours List of Restaurant and Bar Options List of Tourist Attractions Information on Las Vegas Transportation Listed below is information regarding Groud Transportation, Taxicab Options, Shuttle Services, Monorail, and Car Rental Options for Las Vegas: Ground Transportation: McCarran International Airport has a wide variety of transportation options, including charter bus, shuttle services, limo, and taxi. Contact the individual services for exact prices, destinations, and schedules. Click here to check the airport website for additional information. Taxicab Options: Taxi service can be accessed at Terminal 1 on the east side of the baggage claim, outside doors 1-4. You may also access a cab at Terminal 3 on Zero level. There is a $2.00 fee on all fares originating at the airport. Tip: Some taxis do not accept credit card payment. Please check with the attendant ahead of time if you want to use a credit card. Shuttle Service: Harrah’s Hotel recommends using Bell Transportation services for your airport commute. Bell Transportation is located outside terminal 1, door 9 at the McCarran International Airport. Contact Bell directly via email, phone, or book directly through their website . For additional shuttle service options, click here . Car Rental Options: There are several companies to choose from when renting a car at the McCarran International Airport. Please contact the company of your choice for more information prior to arriving at the Annual Meeting. To pick up your vehicle from the airport, look for the blue and white McCarran Rent-A-Car Center Shuttles. These shuttles will take you to your Rent-A-Car center. Click here for a list of car rental agencies in Las Vegas. Athletes and the Arts Written by: Rebeccah Rodriguez, DO “The stage is not merely the meeting place of all the arts, but is also the return of art to life.” Oscar Wilde. Performing Arts include forms of creative activity that are performed in front of an audience, such as drama, music, dance, and vocal. When vocalists of any caliber or level enter your office, be ready to preserve the vocal cords! Even though they might present as a basic URI or with allergic rhinitis or GERD, some of the standard medications might not be suitable treatment. This summary provides the sports medicine specialist some specialized education, vocal hygiene tips, and treatment facts in treating vocalists. Young school-age children are more susceptible to getting viral colds, hoarseness, sore throats, and laryngitis. Young boys have more voice changes with puberty. Yelling at sporting events or at social gatherings and improper singing, if done to excess or during a period of illness, all can cause damage to a youngster’s voice. Hoarseness is often the first sign of more than an upper respiratory tract infection; it can indicate a number of different vocal problems. Look out for chronic or recurrent hoarseness with Vocal Fold Nodules. They may cause loss of ability to sing high notes softly, frequent voice breaks, and vocal fatigue. This is common in male adolescents. Remember that vocalists are athletes, too, and put major time into their craft. The conditions governing these patients’ lives include early exposure to high expectations of excellence, incessant demands for perfection, long periods of intense practicing, fierce competition, and high levels of anxiety associated with performance. Vocal hygiene tips to encourage and use as treatment in your patients: 1. Drink 10-12 glasses of fluids a day, preferably without ice. The best beverage for singers is plain hot water with dashes of lemon and honey 2. Avoid alcohol and all forms of smoke. Limit spicy foods. 3. Avoid all forms of whispering, including loud “stage” whispers. 4. Avoid throat clearing, yelling, or gargling. The vibrations irritate the vocal cords. 5. Keep environmental temperatures comfortable. 6. Avoid drying medications (antihistamines, mint, menthol, liquid medication, decongestants). If they are necessary, increase intake of fluids. 7. Rest the voice completely for hoarseness, laryngitis, or pharyngitis. Take Tylenol® only. 8. While traveling—land or air—keep conversation to a minimum. 9. Avoid travel the day of performance, especially before difficult or repeated performances, so the body can rest. 10. See a doctor if throat problems last more than five days, especially if a fever develops, if there is a loss of appetite or fatigue, or if neck glands become swollen or tender. SAOASM Highlights Written by: Charlie Kenyon, SAOASM National Student Chair We are excited to announce that the 2017 national SAOASM meeting will take place during the afternoon of Thursday, May 4, during the AOASM Clinical Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. This year’s program features multiple presentations by current fellows and will bring back a full slate of the ever-popular student IGNITE lectures. The IGNITE lectures are an incredible venue for our student members to practice public speaking skills during the high- energy, five-minute presentation. The meeting concludes with business items such as voting for the 2017-2018 SAOASM Executive Board. Many thanks to all those who came out for the 2017 regional conferences. We are very proud of our regional reps, who pulled off extremely successful meetings in all five student regions! Please read below for highlights from the Central and Midwest conferences. On behalf of the 2016-2017 Executive Board, we are excited to see everyone at the national conference, and continue to build friendships and gain mentors that will last throughout our future careers. Charlie, Stephen, Joseph, Jessica, Justin, Juliana, and Ashley 2017 Central Region SAOASM Conference Written by: Justin Stumph, 2016-2017 Central Regional Representative The 2017 Central Region SAOASM Conference was held at the OU-HCOM Dublin campus on March 25. A group of around 30 students started the day with a workshop on ankle injuries. Next, the group learned from Drs. Ben Bring and Ben Ahrens as they introduced us to the basics of musculoskeletal ultrasound. This was followed by a presentation on eye injuries in sports with AOASM’s Second Vice President, Dr. Shawn Kerger. Finally, Dr. Bring talked with the group about concussions. Overall, it was a great day to learn more about osteopathic sports medicine. Photo Above: Students gather for a musculoskeletal ultrasound workshop at the 2017 Central Region Conference. Photo Left: Students practicing during the hands-on ultrasound workshop. Photo Right: Students and attending physicians after a successful conference day! 2017 Midwest Region SAOASM Conference Written by: Jessica Hersh, 2016-2017 Midwest Regional Representative The SAOASM Midwest Regional Sports Medicine Conference was hosted at the University of North Texas Health Science Center-Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine on April 1, 2017, in Fort Worth, Texas. Tarrant County Medical Society supported the event with funding for accreditation, which attracted physicians and other medical professionals from a wide range of specialties to attend, creating a great networking environment for students, as well as an environment for active learning and engaging discussions. We had an exciting program of lectures and workshops for students and professionals. The conference featured a variety of disciplines including Orthopedics, Family Medicine, Psychology, Osteopathic Medicine, and a skills Sports Ultrasound workshop. These sessions offered an opportunity to learn more about all levels of athletes, knee to back injuries, young to old athletes, the neuropsychology of concussion, as well as gain hands-on training in osteopathic manipulation and fine-tuning ultrasound skills. Photo Above: Students and attending physicians gather after a great day at the 2017 Midwest Regional Conference. Photo Left: Daniel Clearfield, DO, FAOASM, leading a group of students and attending physicians during the hands-on ultrasound workshop. Photo Right: Students and attending physicians perform OMM techniques for sideline management. AOASM Member in the News: Dr. Joelle Rehberg Joelle Rehberg, DO, FAOASM, was featured on CBS News on April 13, 2017, in the news story "How many parents hold their kids back from sports due to concussion risk?" Click here to read more! Teaching in China: Featuring Dr. Pat Leary In April 2017, Pat Leary, DO, FAOASM, went to Shenzhen, China to teach about shoulder injuries. Journal Article Spotlight: Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine Effectiveness of Shockwave Treatment Combined With Eccentric Training for Patellar Tendinopathy: A Double-Blinded Randomized Study Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of a combined treatment of focused shockwave therapy (ESWT) and eccentric training compared with sham-shockwave therapy (placebo) and eccentric training in participants with patellar tendinopathy (PT) after 24 weeks. Design: Randomized controlled trial. Setting: Sports medicine departments of a university hospital and a general hospital in the Netherlands. Participants: Fifty-two physically active male and female participants with a clinical diagnosis of PT (mean age: 28.6 years; range, 18-45) were randomly allocated to the ESWT (n = 22) or sham shockwave (n = 30). Interventions: Extracorporeal shockwave therapy and sham shockwave were applied in 3 sessions at 1-week intervals with a piezoelectric device. All participants were instructed to perform eccentric exercises (3 sets of 15 repetitions twice a day) for 3 months on a decline board at home. Main Outcome Measures: The Victorian Institute of Sport Assessment-Patella (VISA-P) scores (primary), pain scores during functional knee loading tests, and Likert score (secondary) were registered at baseline and at 6, 12, and 24 weeks after the start with the ESWT or sham-shockwave treatment. Results: No significant differences for the primary and secondary outcome measures were found between the groups. In the ESWT/eccentric group, the VISA-P increased from 54.5 ± 15.4 to 70.9 ± 17.8, whereas the VISA-P in the sham-shockwave/eccentric group increased from 58.9 ± 14.6 to 78.2 ± 15.8 (between-group change in VISA-P at 24 weeks −4.8; 95% confidence interval, −12.7 to 3.0, P = 0.150). Conclusions: This study showed no additional effect of 3 sessions ESWT in participants with PT treated with eccentric exercises. The results should be interpreted with caution because of small sample size and considerable loss to follow-up, particularly in the ESWT group. Read more... Journal Article Spotlight: British Journal of Sports Medicine International criteria for electrocardiographic interpretation in athletes Sudden cardiac death (SCD) is the leading cause of mortality in athletes during sport. A variety of mostly hereditary, structural or electrical cardiac disorders are associated with SCD in young athletes, the majority of which can be identified or suggested by abnormalities on a resting 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG). Whether used for diagnostic or screening purposes, physicians responsible for the cardiovascular care of athletes should be knowledgeable and competent in ECG interpretation in athletes. However, in most countries a shortage of physician expertise limits wider application of the ECG in the care of the athlete. A critical need exists for physician education in modern ECG interpretation that distinguishes normal physiological adaptations in athletes from distinctly abnormal findings suggestive of underlying pathology. Since the original 2010 European Society of Cardiology recommendations for ECG interpretation in athletes, ECG standards have evolved quickly, advanced by a growing body of scientific data and investigations that both examine proposed criteria sets and establish new evidence to guide refinements. On 26–27 February 2015, an international group of experts in sports cardiology, inherited cardiac disease, and sports medicine convened in Seattle, Washington (USA), to update contemporary standards for ECG interpretation in athletes. The objective of the meeting was to define and revise ECG interpretation standards based on new and emerging research and to develop a clear guide to the proper evaluation of ECG abnormalities in athletes. This statement represents an international consensus for ECG interpretation in athletes and provides expert opinion-based recommendations linking specific ECG abnormalities and the secondary evaluation for conditions associated with SCD. Read more... April 26, 2017 AOASM BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Committee R. Rob Franks, DO, FAOASM President Jeff Bytomski, DO, FAOASM President-Elect John Dougherty, DO, FAOASM First Vice President Shawn Kerger, DO, FAOASM Second Vice President William Kuprevich, DO, FAOASM Secretary/Treasurer R. Scott Cook, DO, FAOASM Immediate Past President Board of Directors Warren Bodine, DO Blake Boggess, DO, FAOASM Daniel Clearfield, DO, MS Kathryn Lambert, DO, FAOASM Andrew T. Martin, DO, MBA, FAOASM Kate Quinn, DO Rebeccah Rodriguez, DO Michael Sampson, DO, FAOASM Stephen Steele, DO, FAOASM Priscilla Tu, DO, FAOASM Associate Contacts Michael Henehan CJSM Editor Executive Director Susan Rees Photos Courtesy of Nevada Convention and Visitors Bureau American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine 2424 American Lane, Madison, WI 53704 +1-608-443-2477 • [email protected] • www.aoasm.org Manage your preferences | Opt out using TrueRemove™ Got this as a forward? Sign up to receive our future emails. View this email online. This email was sent to . To continue receiving our emails, add us to your address book. Subscribe to our email list

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What'sNewinApril2017!IntheApril2017editionofSidelinesyouwillfindthefollowingcontent:

PresidentLetter:WrittenbyR.RobFranks,DO,FAOASMUpdatesforthe2017ClinicalConferenceinLasVegasVivaLasVegas!TravelInformationforLasVegas,NevadaAthletesintheArtsUpdate:WrittenbyRebeccahRodriguez,DOSAOASMHighlightsAOASMMembersintheNewsfeaturingDr.JoelleRehbergandDr.PatLearyJournalArticleSpotlight:ClinicalJournalofSportsMedicineJournalArticleSpotlight:BritishJournalofSportsMedicine

FromthePresident:R.RobFranks,DO,FAOASMWelcome,spring.Bynow,mostofyouareinthethickofthespringsportsseason.Theweatherhasfinallystartedtochange,andweareoutsideforlacrosse,baseball,softball,trackandfield,etc.Congratulationstoyouallforgettingtothefinalsprintofthe2016-17academicyear.

Withthewarmerweather,IamdrawntothoughtsofLasVegas.Itwon’tbelongnowuntilwemeetatHarrah’sLasVegasfortheAOASMSpringConference,May3-6,andUltrasoundPre-ConferenceWorkshop,May1-2,infabulousLasVegas,Nevada.

Registrationandhotelreservationsareopenandfillingquickly.Ifyouhavenotyetregistered,pleasedosopromptly,asDr.JohnDoughertyhasputtogetherasolidacademicprogram,whichincludestopicssuchasboxing,combatmedicine,andconcussion.WithassistancefromBrookeMiller,ourmeetingplanner,theconference’ssocialeventswillallowyoutomingleandreconnectwithcolleaguesfromacrossthecountryattheHighRollerFerriswheel,aswellasattheCincodeMayoParty,OpeningReception,andAwardofFellowallatHarrah’s.Therewillbesomethingforeverymember,bothacademicallyandsocially,asAOASMsettlesontotheVegasstripinafewweeks.Whenregistering,pleasetakeamomenttoupdateyourpersonalinformationtoassisttheMembershipCommittee,sowehaveyourmostup-to-datecontactinformationtokeepyoucurrentonallnewsandinformationconcerningtheAcademy.

Aswegetintolaterspring,wehopetohavethenewwebsiteupandrunning.AsthiseditionofSidelinesgoestoprint,ourWebsiteCommitteeshouldbeputtingthefinishingtouchesoncontentforthenewwebsiteandtestingitsinterfaceforusebyallAcademymembers.ThankyoutoallthecommitteemembersfromnotonlytheWebsiteCommitteebutalsoseveralothercommittees,foraddingtothecontentandsuggestinginterfaceforthenewwebsitetomakeituser-friendlyforallAcademymembers.

IwouldliketopersonallythankAlexandraMyers,whoisheadingtoGermanyforMay’sSportsosteopathyMeetinginCologne,Germany,duringourconference.I,andtherestoftheExecutiveCommitteeandBoardofDirectors,appreciateyoureffortsinheadingtoGermanytorepresentourorganizationattheexpenseofattendingtheAOASMconference.BothIandyourcolleaguesappreciatethisgestureofgoodwilltoteachourcolleaguesinGermany.

Finally,IwouldliketotakeamomenttosaythankyoutoallmembersoftheAcademy.Icannotbelieveayearhasgonesoquickly.IthasbeenanhonorandaprivilegetorepresentyouasPresidentoftheAOASMforthelastyear.IfeellikeitwasjustyesterdaythatIhadmyfirstaddressinTempe.

Thisyearhastrulybeenateameffort,andIcouldnothavedoneitwithouteverymemberoftheteam.Iwouldliketoextendmanythankstoandrecognizethetirelesseffortsof:

TheExecutiveCommitteeandTheReesGroup.Wehavespentalotoftimetogether,andIgreatlyappreciateallyourtimeandwillingnesstoquicklyandsuccinctlymasteranytaskthatneededtobedoneonbehalfoftheAcademy.TheBoardofDirectors.Thankyouforgivingyourtimeandforbeingabletomeetatamoment’snoticeandquicklyactallyearonissuesthatneededexpeditiousandappropriateactiontobenefitthemembersoftheAcademy.Thecommitteechairsandcommitteemembers.Youarethebackboneoftheorganizationandhavedoneamazingworkonsomanyprojectsoverthecourseoftheyear.Whetheritwasthedesignofthenewwebsiteorthecreationofstudentconferences,yourtirelessworkhasmadethisyearasuccess.ThemanymembersoftheAcademywhosteppedupandasked,“WhatcanIdo?”Thankyoutothemanymemberswhocarriedoutsuccessfullywhatevertaskwasaskedofthem.Thestudents,interns,residents,andfellows.Youarethelifebloodofourorganization.Thankyouforyourpassion,dedication,andhardworkonalltheprogramsyouparticipatedinthisyear.Weareastrongerorganizationforallyouhavedone.

IamconfidentinhandingoverthepresidencyoftheAcademytoDr.JeffBytomskithatAOASMisingreathandsforthenextyearandtheimmediatefuture.Ithasbeenanabsolutepleasureandhonortoserveyouoverthislastyear,andIamexcitedtoassistinmynewroleasImmediatePastPresident.

IlookforwardtoseeingyouallsooninLasVegas.SafetravelstoSinCIty.

Sincerely,

Rob

R.RobertFranks,DO,FAOASM

President,AmericanOsteopathicAcademyofSportsMedicine

2017ClinicalConference

The32ndAnnualClinicalConferenceisfastapproaching!TheconferencewillbeheldinLasVegas,Nevada,May3-6,2017,withPre-ConferenceWorkshopsMay1-2,2017.Thisyear'sconferencewillfocusonbettingonOsteopathicSportsMedicine!

Don'tmissthefollowingevents!

WelcomeReception:JoinyourcolleaguesattheWelcomeReceptiononWednesdayevening,May3,from5:30p.m.to7:00p.m.,intheExhibitHall.Takethisopportunitytovisitwithcolleagues,attendthePosterSessions,andmeettheExhibitors.Everyoneisinvitedtoattend.

SocialMediaPhotoCompetition:AreyouconnectedtoAOASMonallyourSocialMedia?FollowAOASMonFacebook,Instagram,andTwitterduringtheconferencetoparticipateinthedailyphotocompetition!MoredetailswillbesharedduringthefirstWednesdaymorninggeneralsessionstartingat8:00a.m.

First-EverShirtSwap:HaveyoueverwishedyouhadasportspoloorT-shirtfromyourfavoriteteambecauseyoulikedthecolors,orwishedyourpoloslookeddifferentsoyoudidn'twearthesamethingeveryday?ThenjoinusforAOASM'sfirst-everSHIRTSWAP!TheShirtSwapwilltakeplaceonFriday,May5,at10:30a.m.intheAOASMExhibitHall(TahoeRoom).Toparticipateintheswap,dropoffattheAOASMRegistrationDesk,betweenTuesday,May2,andFriday,May5by8:30a.m.,aclean,unwornpoloorT-shirt.MeetintheExhibitHallat10:00a.m.Fridaytoparticipate.Whiteelephantruleswillapply!Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecontactAshleyAlba.

BoxingWorkouts:Needtoblowoffsomesteam?Punchitout!LearnsomeboxingtechniquesfromScottBrooks,IDSAcertifiedpersonaltrainer,thatyoucanincorporateintoyourworkouts.Newthisyear,AOASMofferstwoexcitingboxingexerciseclasses.MarkyourscheduletojoinfellowattendeesandScottforaquick45-minuteworkoutonWednesday,May3(12:00noon)andFriday,May5(7:00a.m.).

UFCBootcamp:JanelleCampbellistheUFCpersonaltrainertomanyathletesfromLasVegasandwillbegettingusAOASMDocsinshapewithanotherdailygroupworkout.Sheisalifelongathlete,andranDivisionITrackandFieldandreceivedherbachelorsinExerciseScience.JoinJanelleonThursday,May4,at7:00a.m.,fora45-minuteworkoutwithproperdynamicwarm-up,exhilaratingstrengthandconditioningexercises,partnerdrillsandcircuits,pluseffectivecool-downandrecovery.Bereadytounleashyourinnerathlete.ThisclassisforallfitnesslevelsandwillbelocatedintheStudio1meetingroom.*Exerciseswillhaveregressionsandprogressions.

SusanSpencer,FormerGMforthePhiladelphiaEagles:TheAOASMispleasedtohaveSusanSpencer,formerGeneralManageroftheNFLPhiladelphiaEagles,asaguestspeakeratthisyear’sAnnualMeetingonThursday,May4,3:30p.m.-4:30p.m.SusanSpencerisanaccomplishedentrepreneur,withalongrecordofoutstandingmanagementandbusinessleadershipacrossanimpressivelydiversecareer.Sheisasuccessfulbusinessowner,recognizedauthor,corporatelawyer,andasought-afterlecturer.

AwardofFellowBanquet:PleasemakeeveryefforttoattendtheAOASMAwardofFellowBanquetonFriday,May5,2017,from6:00p.m.to8:30p.m.Thebanquetwillincludeatickettoacocktailreception(6:00p.m.to6:30p.m.),thedinnerevent,anawardceremony,aninductionoftheAOASMofficers,andanAOAupdate.Ticketsare$60each,andguestsarewelcometoregisterandattend.

TheAOASMCincodeMayoPoolPartyReception:Backbypopulardemand,joinfellowAOASMattendeesonthepool-deckattheHarrah’sHotelforafuncocktailreceptionandappetizerstocelebrateCincodeMayoonFriday,May5,from8:30p.m.to10:00p.m.Costoftheeventis$20perperson.Guestsarewelcometoattend.

TheRussellM.WrightMemorialKeynoteLuncheon:TheRustyWrightMemorialLecturewillbeheldonFriday,May5,2017.Thisyear,theluncheonwillbelocatedatTheWheelhouse:HighRollerinTheLinqHotelconnectedtotheHarrah’sHotel.TheguestspeakerwillbeForrestGriffin,UltimateFightingChallenge’sVPforAthleteDevelopment.Thiskeynoteluncheonisscheduledfrom12:00noonto2:00p.m.Pre-registrationandanadditionalfeeof$40perpersonarerequired.Thisfeeincludesatickettotheluncheon,CMEforattendingthelecture,andatickettoridetheHighRollerFerriswheelontheLasVegasStrip.(TheHighRollerticketisan“openticket”availabletouseanytimeduringtheAnnualMeetingbetweenMonday,May1,andMonday,MayMay8,2017.Ifyourguestsdonotwanttoattendtheluncheon,theAOASMwillofferthediscountedHighRoller“openticket”forpurchaseof$25each.)

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AthletesandtheArtsWrittenby:RebeccahRodriguez,DO

“Thestageisnotmerelythemeetingplaceofallthearts,butisalsothereturnofarttolife.”OscarWilde.

PerformingArtsincludeformsofcreativeactivitythatareperformedinfrontofanaudience,suchasdrama,music,dance,andvocal.

Whenvocalistsofanycaliberorlevelenteryouroffice,bereadytopreservethevocalcords!EventhoughtheymightpresentasabasicURIorwithallergicrhinitisorGERD,someofthestandardmedicationsmightnotbesuitabletreatment.Thissummaryprovidesthesportsmedicinespecialistsomespecializededucation,vocalhygienetips,andtreatmentfactsintreatingvocalists.

Youngschool-agechildrenaremoresusceptibletogettingviralcolds,hoarseness,sorethroats,andlaryngitis.Youngboyshavemorevoicechangeswithpuberty.Yellingatsportingeventsoratsocialgatheringsandimpropersinging,ifdonetoexcessorduringaperiodofillness,allcancausedamagetoayoungster’svoice.Hoarsenessisoftenthefirstsignofmorethananupperrespiratorytractinfection;itcanindicateanumberofdifferentvocalproblems.LookoutforchronicorrecurrenthoarsenesswithVocalFoldNodules.Theymaycauselossofabilitytosinghighnotessoftly,frequentvoicebreaks,andvocalfatigue.Thisiscommoninmaleadolescents.Rememberthatvocalistsareathletes,too,andputmajortimeintotheircraft.Theconditionsgoverningthesepatients’livesincludeearlyexposuretohighexpectationsofexcellence,incessantdemandsforperfection,longperiodsofintensepracticing,fiercecompetition,andhighlevelsofanxietyassociatedwithperformance.

Vocalhygienetipstoencourageanduseastreatmentinyourpatients:

1. Drink10-12glassesoffluidsaday,preferablywithoutice.Thebestbeverageforsingersisplainhotwaterwithdashesoflemonandhoney

2. Avoidalcoholandallformsofsmoke.Limitspicyfoods.3. Avoidallformsofwhispering,includingloud“stage”whispers.4. Avoidthroatclearing,yelling,orgargling.Thevibrationsirritatethevocalcords.5. Keepenvironmentaltemperaturescomfortable.6. Avoiddryingmedications(antihistamines,mint,menthol,liquidmedication,

decongestants).Iftheyarenecessary,increaseintakeoffluids.7. Restthevoicecompletelyforhoarseness,laryngitis,orpharyngitis.TakeTylenol®

only.8. Whiletraveling—landorair—keepconversationtoaminimum.9. Avoidtravelthedayofperformance,especiallybeforedifficultorrepeated

performances,sothebodycanrest.10. Seeadoctorifthroatproblemslastmorethanfivedays,especiallyifafeverdevelops,

ifthereisalossofappetiteorfatigue,orifneckglandsbecomeswollenortender.

SAOASMHighlightsWrittenby:CharlieKenyon,SAOASMNationalStudentChair

Weareexcitedtoannouncethatthe2017nationalSAOASMmeetingwilltakeplaceduringtheafternoonofThursday,May4,duringtheAOASMClinicalConferenceinLasVegas,Nevada.Thisyear’sprogramfeaturesmultiplepresentationsbycurrentfellowsandwillbringbackafullslateoftheever-popularstudentIGNITElectures.TheIGNITElecturesareanincrediblevenueforourstudentmemberstopracticepublicspeakingskillsduringthehigh-energy,five-minutepresentation.Themeetingconcludeswithbusinessitemssuchasvotingforthe2017-2018SAOASMExecutiveBoard.

Manythankstoallthosewhocameoutforthe2017regionalconferences.Weareveryproudofourregionalreps,whopulledoffextremelysuccessfulmeetingsinallfivestudentregions!PleasereadbelowforhighlightsfromtheCentralandMidwestconferences.

Onbehalfofthe2016-2017ExecutiveBoard,weareexcitedtoseeeveryoneatthenationalconference,andcontinuetobuildfriendshipsandgainmentorsthatwilllastthroughoutourfuturecareers.

Charlie,Stephen,Joseph,Jessica,Justin,Juliana,andAshley

2017CentralRegionSAOASMConference

Writtenby:JustinStumph,2016-2017CentralRegionalRepresentative

The2017CentralRegionSAOASMConferencewasheldattheOU-HCOMDublincampusonMarch25.Agroupofaround30studentsstartedthedaywithaworkshoponankleinjuries.Next,thegrouplearnedfromDrs.BenBringandBenAhrensastheyintroducedustothebasicsofmusculoskeletalultrasound.ThiswasfollowedbyapresentationoneyeinjuriesinsportswithAOASM’sSecondVicePresident,Dr.ShawnKerger.Finally,Dr.Bringtalkedwiththegroupaboutconcussions.Overall,itwasagreatdaytolearnmoreaboutosteopathicsportsmedicine.

PhotoAbove:Studentsgatherforamusculoskeletalultrasoundworkshopatthe2017CentralRegionConference.

PhotoLeft:Studentspracticingduringthehands-onultrasoundworkshop.

PhotoRight:Studentsandattendingphysiciansafterasuccessfulconferenceday!

2017MidwestRegionSAOASMConference

Writtenby:JessicaHersh,2016-2017MidwestRegionalRepresentative

TheSAOASMMidwestRegionalSportsMedicineConferencewashostedattheUniversityofNorthTexasHealthScienceCenter-TexasCollegeofOsteopathicMedicineonApril1,2017,inFortWorth,Texas.TarrantCountyMedicalSocietysupportedtheeventwithfundingforaccreditation,whichattractedphysiciansandothermedicalprofessionalsfromawiderangeofspecialtiestoattend,creatingagreatnetworkingenvironmentforstudents,aswellasanenvironmentforactivelearningandengagingdiscussions.Wehadanexcitingprogramoflecturesandworkshopsforstudentsandprofessionals.TheconferencefeaturedavarietyofdisciplinesincludingOrthopedics,FamilyMedicine,Psychology,OsteopathicMedicine,andaskillsSportsUltrasoundworkshop.Thesesessionsofferedanopportunitytolearnmoreaboutalllevelsofathletes,kneetobackinjuries,youngtooldathletes,theneuropsychologyofconcussion,aswellasgainhands-ontraininginosteopathicmanipulationandfine-tuningultrasoundskills.

PhotoAbove:Studentsandattendingphysiciansgatherafteragreatdayatthe2017MidwestRegionalConference.

PhotoLeft:DanielClearfield,DO,FAOASM,leadingagroupofstudentsandattendingphysiciansduringthehands-onultrasoundworkshop.

PhotoRight:StudentsandattendingphysiciansperformOMMtechniquesforsidelinemanagement.

AOASMMemberintheNews:Dr.JoelleRehbergJoelleRehberg,DO,FAOASM,wasfeaturedonCBSNewsonApril13,2017,inthenewsstory"Howmanyparentsholdtheirkidsbackfromsportsduetoconcussionrisk?"Clickheretoreadmore!

TeachinginChina:FeaturingDr.PatLearyInApril2017,PatLeary,DO,FAOASM,wenttoShenzhen,Chinatoteachaboutshoulderinjuries.

JournalArticleSpotlight:ClinicalJournalofSportMedicine

EffectivenessofShockwaveTreatmentCombinedWithEccentricTrainingforPatellarTendinopathy:ADouble-BlindedRandomizedStudy

Objective:Toevaluatetheeffectivenessofacombinedtreatmentoffocusedshockwavetherapy(ESWT)andeccentrictrainingcomparedwithsham-shockwavetherapy(placebo)andeccentrictraininginparticipantswithpatellartendinopathy(PT)after24weeks.

Design:Randomizedcontrolledtrial.

Setting:SportsmedicinedepartmentsofauniversityhospitalandageneralhospitalintheNetherlands.

Participants:Fifty-twophysicallyactivemaleandfemaleparticipantswithaclinicaldiagnosisofPT(meanage:28.6years;range,18-45)wererandomlyallocatedtotheESWT(n=22)orshamshockwave(n=30).

Interventions:Extracorporealshockwavetherapyandshamshockwavewereappliedin3sessionsat1-weekintervalswithapiezoelectricdevice.Allparticipantswereinstructedtoperformeccentricexercises(3setsof15repetitionstwiceaday)for3monthsonadeclineboardathome.

MainOutcomeMeasures:TheVictorianInstituteofSportAssessment-Patella(VISA-P)scores(primary),painscoresduringfunctionalkneeloadingtests,andLikertscore(secondary)wereregisteredatbaselineandat6,12,and24weeksafterthestartwiththeESWTorsham-shockwavetreatment.

Results:Nosignificantdifferencesfortheprimaryandsecondaryoutcomemeasureswerefoundbetweenthegroups.IntheESWT/eccentricgroup,theVISA-Pincreasedfrom54.5±15.4to70.9±17.8,whereastheVISA-Pinthesham-shockwave/eccentricgroupincreasedfrom58.9±14.6to78.2±15.8(between-groupchangeinVISA-Pat24weeks−4.8;95%confidenceinterval,−12.7to3.0,P=0.150).

Conclusions:Thisstudyshowednoadditionaleffectof3sessionsESWTinparticipantswithPTtreatedwitheccentricexercises.Theresultsshouldbeinterpretedwithcautionbecauseofsmallsamplesizeandconsiderablelosstofollow-up,particularlyintheESWTgroup.Readmore...

JournalArticleSpotlight:BritishJournalofSportsMedicine

Internationalcriteriaforelectrocardiographicinterpretationinathletes

Suddencardiacdeath(SCD)istheleadingcauseofmortalityinathletesduringsport.Avarietyofmostlyhereditary,structuralorelectricalcardiacdisordersareassociatedwithSCDinyoungathletes,themajorityofwhichcanbeidentifiedorsuggestedbyabnormalitiesonaresting12-leadelectrocardiogram(ECG).Whetherusedfordiagnosticorscreeningpurposes,physiciansresponsibleforthecardiovascularcareofathletesshouldbeknowledgeableandcompetentinECGinterpretationinathletes.However,inmostcountriesashortageofphysicianexpertiselimitswiderapplicationoftheECGinthecareoftheathlete.AcriticalneedexistsforphysicianeducationinmodernECGinterpretationthatdistinguishesnormalphysiologicaladaptationsinathletesfromdistinctlyabnormalfindingssuggestiveofunderlyingpathology.Sincetheoriginal2010EuropeanSocietyofCardiologyrecommendationsforECGinterpretationinathletes,ECGstandardshaveevolvedquickly,advancedbyagrowingbodyofscientificdataandinvestigationsthatbothexamineproposedcriteriasetsandestablishnewevidencetoguiderefinements.On26–27February2015,aninternationalgroupofexpertsinsportscardiology,inheritedcardiacdisease,andsportsmedicineconvenedinSeattle,Washington(USA),toupdatecontemporarystandardsforECGinterpretationinathletes.TheobjectiveofthemeetingwastodefineandreviseECGinterpretationstandardsbasedonnewandemergingresearchandtodevelopaclearguidetotheproperevaluationofECGabnormalitiesinathletes.ThisstatementrepresentsaninternationalconsensusforECGinterpretationinathletesandprovidesexpertopinion-basedrecommendationslinkingspecificECGabnormalitiesandthesecondaryevaluationforconditionsassociatedwithSCD.Readmore...

April26,2017

AOASMBOARDOFDIRECTORS

ExecutiveCommittee

R.RobFranks,DO,FAOASMPresident

JeffBytomski,DO,FAOASMPresident-Elect

JohnDougherty,DO,FAOASMFirstVicePresident

ShawnKerger,DO,FAOASMSecondVicePresident

WilliamKuprevich,DO,FAOASMSecretary/Treasurer

R.ScottCook,DO,FAOASMImmediatePastPresident

BoardofDirectors

WarrenBodine,DO

BlakeBoggess,DO,FAOASM

DanielClearfield,DO,MS

KathrynLambert,DO,FAOASM

AndrewT.Martin,DO,MBA,FAOASM

KateQuinn,DO

RebeccahRodriguez,DO

MichaelSampson,DO,FAOASM

StephenSteele,DO,FAOASM

PriscillaTu,DO,FAOASM

AssociateContacts

MichaelHenehanCJSMEditor

ExecutiveDirector

SusanRees

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