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Universit De artment of

Orthopaedic Surgery


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Department of Orthopaedic

Surgery


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o re e 19 Full-Time Clinical Faculty

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3 PhD Basic Science Research Faculty

27 Resident Trainees -

Program recently expanded to 5 per year Trauma Fellow Tra nee

3 Junior Trauma Fellows


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Where do we Work?

Saint Louis University Hospital (SLUH) Cardinal Glennon Childrens Medical Center

Saint Johns Mercy Medical Center (SJMMC)

DesPeres Hospital


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What are We?

We are a dedicated group of faculty,residents and staff committed to

rovidin an outstandin Ortho aedic

educational experience while delivering

people who come to our facilities.


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What are we known for?

We have become known as the premiertrauma care provider in the region.

care on our faculty.

We are the institution that lives by its

slogan: When it is critical


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What should we be known

for?p s u y v s v

hip surgery. A regional center for quality pediatric care.

. A center providing total care for the injured

athlete.


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Peo le

Residents PGY1 Gregg Ebersole

Universit of Illinois

Andrew McNamara

Vevek Parikh

n vers ty o out or a

Jessica Traver University of Texas - Houston

Alicia Worden

Temple University


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Peo le Residents PGY2 (Research Year)

Mohammed Ahmed

University of Illinois Tina Dreger

Medical Colle e of Wisconsin

Daniel Jones

Adham Abdelfattah exas ec n vers y

Philip Sinatra

Washington University of Saint Louis


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Peo le

Residents PGY3 Brooke Crawford

Oregon Health Sciences

Shari Cui

Kellen Huston

Pooya Javidan University of California - Irvine

Sean Tabaie

Chicago Medical School


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People

Residents PGY4 Adrian Davis

Indiana Universit

Christopher OBoynick

Maegan Wallace n vers y o e ras a

Bradley Warlick

Saint Louis University


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People

Residents PGY5 Teresa Foo

Drexel Universit

Charles Grimshaw

Robert Otto n vers y o ssour a ansas y

Jeffery Reagan



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People

Residents PGY6 Cody Bellard

Lousiana State Universit

Jason Cobb

Brian Dean n vers y o or aro na ape

Christopher Mudd



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Faculty Chairman Berton R. Moed, MD

March 2003

experience

eputy tor o

Pelvis Section Editor of JOT Former site visitor for the Residency Review

Committee

More than100 journal or book publications


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Faculty Chairman

Brought a team of 5 full time personnelwith him in his move from Detroit/Wa ne State

Expanded department from 5 full timeu y p u s

Expanded Residency from 3 to 4 to 5residents per year


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Thomas Otto, MD Jeffrey Whiting, MD

Located at SLUH and SJMMC

reconstruction

Residents rotate here in PGY3 and PGY6


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David Karges, DO Erik Nott, MD

Experience in both major footreconstruction after trauma to elective

foot rocedures

PGY 3 and PGY 6 experience


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H n / r Ex r mi

Joao Panattoni, MD Richard Howard, DO

ocate at an es eres osp ta

Exposure to complex handreconstruction, trauma and elective upper

extremity surgery

Rotations during PG 4 and PG6 years


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Elizabeth Engel, MD Aki Puryear, MD

Located At CGCMC

Orthopaedic Surgery

Rotations during PG 1,2,3,4 and 6


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Dirk Alander, MD Howard Place, MD

Located at SLUH, CGCMC and SJMMC

xper ence n s mp e o comp ex sp na

procedures in children and adults.

Rotations during PG4 and PG5 years


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Scott Kaar, MD Adnan Cutuk, MD

, , ,

Campus and local fields of friendly strife Experience with routine sports and shoulder

conditions

Rotations during PGY4 and PGY5


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Orthopaedic Trauma

John Boudreau James Jackman J. Tracy Watson Lisa Cannada Djoldas Kuldjanov

Located at SLUH and SJMMC

tertiary traumatic conditions

otat ons ur ng y , , , , an


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Located at SLUH Cancer Center and CGCMC

,

Training in the treatment of primary andme as a c umors n a u s an pe a r c pa en

Rotation durin the PG5 ear

G l / Milit O th di


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General / Military Orthopaedic

Surgery

Located at SLUH and CGCMCJessica McMichael, MD

r ott,

Coordinate onsite Orthopaedic training for the

US Air Force

General Orthopaedic Surgery and trauma care

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Opportunities throughout residency


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Basic Science support for the Research Year

Available to all Clinical Faculty Residents

J. Gary Bledsoe, PhD

Biomechanics

Heidi Israel, PhD

Statistics &

Zijun Zhang, MD/PhD

Cartilage & Bone

Research Design


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acu y ummary Diverse group of talented physicians and

rofessionals with a ver diverse racticeprofile.

ea ers n e r pro ess ona e s as weas national and local organizations

Stable faculty staff

excellence in resident education.


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M:F = 18:4 faculty, 20:7 residents Not restricted to the Mid-West.


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Too Trauma heavy

The sixth year is a waste and a year of

n enture s avery

Our program is not strong academically


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Too Trauma Heavy

Case logs of residents prove differently < 20% is Trauma including the part-

Trauma is where you get to operateearly and often.

Tr m i h r ill r f rbread and butter. Nothing you havent

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The 6th year is a waste!!!

Numerous research projects generatedfrom this year. Each research residentcom letes a basic science ro ect and a

clinical project.

- y, s

presentation /posters at medicalmeetings all presentations where a

resident ets a aid tri !


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The 6th year is a waste!!! There have been 28 publications with

The program OITE scores have risen

stea y over t e past years. Presentations ublications and OITE

scores are frequently used in deciding

.

100% Pass Rate on ABOS parts I and II


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Fellowship Applications

5 years prior to 2004 Academic year 15 graduates with 2 going to fellowships

7 years since 2004 graduates 24 graduates with 16 going to fellowships

No fellowship non-acceptances


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Fellowship ResultsAdult Reconstruction Whitesides

an . o nc nna , . o , . o cago

Upper Extremity Case Western

Shoulder/ Elbow Tampaorts Med of Mi mi e En l nd B tist

Spine Texas Back, OrthoIndy (2), Louisville(2)

rauma oc rauma, an ere , o

Chattanooga


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Only a Local Institution

Resident pool from both coasts and inbetween.

the USA

Faculty from both coasts and middle

America


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Summary

Saint Louis University OrthopaedicProgram is a top notch, quality

Orthopaedic Residency program

committed to providing outstanding

residents.

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