ORTHOPAEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE eNews

October 1, 2012 Issue #11in this issue: chairman’s message (1) - SPOTLIGHT: 2012 Summit in Seattle (2) - department news (3-4)

new residents & ACE/Fellows (5-6) - faculty & staff news (7-9) - tech talk (9) - faculty publications (10)

Message from the Chairman

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Upcoming Events

Drs. Norbert Haas, Jens Chapman, Thomas Ruedi at Summit in Seattle

Dear UW Orthopaedics Community,

This has been a most memorable sum-mer in Seattle. The near record-set-ting string of consecutive sunny days here has been accompanied by an all time record-setting number of cases for our Trauma, Hand, Foot & Ankle and Spine services at Harborview. As if we weren’t busy enough clinically we had great attendance at our 3rd An-nual Summit in Seattle: Focus on Hip and Pelvic Disorders chaired by Sam Agnew, Howard Chansky, ML ‘ Chip’ Routt and Lisa Taitsman as well as the 8th Annual James Garrick Lectureship in Sports Medicine. We were honored by the presence of truly outstanding visiting lecturers and the many return-ing alumni and friends of our Depart-ment.

We are very pleased to have Joe Fiori-to, DPM expand the options of our Limb Salvage team at HMC. Our new Comprehensive Joint Care program under direction of Howard Chansky with Justin Klimish, Seth Leopold,

Paul Manner and TJ Tanous Jr. has also started to pick up sig-nificant momentum at various practice sites throughout our sys-tem. As to new faculty arrivals, we welcome Jason Ko (left) to our

combined Hand and Upper Extremity Service courtesy of our Plastic surgery colleagues and Reza Firoozabadi (right) to our Fracture and Trauma service with his special interest in pelvic and acetabular surgery. At UWMC we wished Chris Wahl well for his new role as Sports Medi-cine director at UCSD while we wel-comed Albert Gee as a new partner in our Sports Medicine clinic. All of us are anxiously awaiting the completion of our new ‘Stadium Sports Medicine Clinic’ to coincide with the start of next football season. The plans for the interior design of this new clinic were recently presented for the first time and show an impressive vision of the future for an integrative approach to Sports Medicine with tangible benefits to patient care, injury prevention and (legal) performance improvement.

Great news also from our residents and fellows: All of our Parts 1 and 2 candi-dates passed their exams successfully, some with highly impressive results.

Congratulations to our newest mem-bers of the UW Orthopaedics alumni

group and a special ‘thank you’ to our Program director Doug Hanel (and his wife Peggy) as well as Lisa Taitsman and Angela Weiss who are instrumen-tal in making our Department such a destination program for future Ortho-paedic residents. Our new R-2s and Interns as well as our Fellows / ACES met the summer challenges in stride and did a fabulous job representing our Department. The new orientation and onboarding procedures, while onerous looking and certainly time consuming, seem to have had a tremendously ben-eficial effect on easing the way in. So, please join me in welcoming our new partners and colleagues as you see them around our UW Medicine facili-ties and see if there is anything we can do to make them feel at home here.

Thank you for your interest and sup-port,

Jens R. Chapman, M.D.

Grand Rounds ‘Pelvic Ring Inju-ries: Evaluation and Management’: Oct. 3, 6:45-7:45AM; Location: Genome Sciences Building, Foege Auditorium, Room S060; Presented by Drs. Firoozabadi, Iannuzzi, Krieg and Routt

2013 AAOS Meeting: March 19-23; Location: Chicago, IL at McCormick Place. Register to attend with the fol-lowing link: http://www.aaos.org/edu-cation/anmeet/anmeet.asp

The “Third Annual Summit in Seattle: Focus on Hip and Pelvis Disorders” was held at Harborview Medical Center July 26th through 28th as a UW-CME Program to an audience of 113 at-tendees. Our Chairs - Drs. Howard Chansky and M.L. Chip Routt - put together an outstanding program, and deserve our gratitude. We were privileged to have a stellar visiting faculty, including Drs. Daniel Altman (Pittsburgh), W. Woodie Cross (Mayo Clinic), Norbert Haas (Berlin), Bryan Kelly (New York, NY), Keith Mayo (Tacoma Regional Trauma Center), Samir Mehta (University of Pennsylvania, and Thomas Ruedi (Davos, Switzerland).

This unique three-day event provid-ed attendees with the opportunity to catch up on state-of-the-art medical updates through CME lectures from true authorities, experience case-based conferences, and become knowledgeable about the latest in UW Orthopaedic research through ACE/Fellows presentations. The meeting also featured live interac-tive surgical technique demonstra-tions, and the symposium format of the lectures provided for unparal-leled learning exposure delivered by true masters of their fields.

We were honored to have Dr. Jens Chapman kick off the weekend with the welcome speech. A memorial lecture was held on Satur-day in honor of Dr. Kathryn Cramer (1991-’92 Trauma ACE who passed away in 2005).

The meeting provided a setting for informal Fellowship reunions on Thursday’s opening night, a for-mal dinner and Fellowship/ACE graduation event at Columbia Tower in downtown Seattle Friday night, and a reception and post-event party Saturday night.

The inaugural Summit in Seattle Research Award was presented

to Dr. Thomas Large (pictured at right) for his work titled, “Interobserver Reliability in the Measurment of Lower Leg Compartment Pres-sures.”

For those who missed this unique event, please tune into to the “Summit in Seattle 3: Focus on Hip and Pelvic Disorders” lectures on UWTV towards the end of the year. If interested in receiving a formal boxset of all videos for a nomial fee, please contact Harborview Secretary Senior, Melanie Kanna (mkanna@u.washington.edu).

The 2013 Summit in Seattle event has been scheduled for July 25-27, 2013 in the R&T Building Auditorium at HMC. The SIS-4 Focus will be “Knee Disorders” with local chairs Drs. How-ard Chansky and Lisa Taitsman, as well as Alumni chair Dr. Sam Agnew.

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Spotlight: Summit in Seattle 2012

Drs. Jonathan Eastman and Samual Agnew

Faculty and Alumni who participated in the Summit gather outside HMC

Drs. Howard Chansky and Bryan T. Kelly

Kruti Patel, Drs. Amit Patel, Mike Lee, Carlo Bellabarba,

Harsha Malempati, Darin Da-vidson

Drs. Bruce Twaddle, Saam Morshed, Howard Chansky, Anna Miller, Chip Routt, Sigvard Hansen, Sam Agnew, Thomas Ruedi, Norbert Haas, Jens Chap-

man, Keith Mayo

Drs. Jerry Huang, Andrew Watt, Lucie Krenek, Stephen Kennedy,

Jason Ko, Doug Hanel

Clockwise from left: Drs. Sigvard Hansen, Lisa Taitsman, Antoinette Lindberg, and D.K. Claw-

son, Colleen Johnson, and Dr. Carol Teitz

The 2012 Garrick Lecture was held on Thursday, August 23rd. This year’s guest speaker was Dr. Ned Amendola, Director of Sports Medicine at the University of Iowa. He lectured on the “Approach on the Complex Knee.”

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Department News

Seattle Magazine’s “Top Doctors”Congratulations to the thirteen UW Orthopaedics & Sports Medi-cine faculty who made Seattle Magazine’s 12th Annual Top Docs list. Drs. Allan, Hanel, Bellabarba, Benirschke, Brage, Chan-sky, Chapman, Conrad, Matsen, Sangeorzan, Smith, Schmale, and Teitz were named top docs in their respective fields. Link: http://www.orthop.washington.edu/?q=seattles-12th-annual-top-docs-list.html

If you’d like more information on all our world class physicians, go to: http://www.orthop.washington.edu/?q=patient-care/find-a-doctor.html

U.S. News & Worlds Report’s Best Hospitals In the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Hospitals rankings, UWMC holds the No. 1 rank and HMC is No. 2 out of 35 hospi-tals in the Seattle metropolitan area and more than 100 hospitals in the state. Over 1,600 hosptials are listing in the orthopaedics specialty for the nation with HMC ranked No. 25 and UW ranked No. 50. Our Chairman, Dr. Chapman, along with Drs. Conrad, Matsen, Sangeorzan and Smith are ranked in the top 1% in the nation for their specialty. Drs. Bellabarba, Benirschke, Brage, Chansky, Dunbar, Larson, Mosca, Routt, Wahl and Warme are ranked in the top 10% of their specialty. Link: http://health.usnews.com/best-hospitals/rankings

Orthopaedics Surgery Sports Medicine Interest Group (OSSMIG)

Etasha Bhatt (pictured top left) and Ni-cole Burkette Ikebata (bottom left) are the 2012-2013 Orthopaedics Surgery Sports Medicine Interest Group (OSSMIG) co-chairs! OSSMIG provides UW Medical Stu-dents with opportunities to learn about and experience the fields of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine. Activities will be held throughout the year allowing students to in-teract with our Residents and to explore their interests in orthopaedic specialties. Eta-sha and Nicole aim to increase OSSMIG’s peer mentoring capacity by holding regular events with upperclass students who plan to match in Orthopaedics. There will also be opportunties for hands on learning through

several opertive anatomy and musculoskeletal exam workshops. Link: http://www.orthop.washington.edu/?q=ossmig.html

2012 Garrick Lecture

Drs. Jens Chapman, Carol Teitz, Stan Herring, Ned Amendola, D.K. Clawson, and Howard Chansky, Colleen Johnson, Dr. James Garrick

Clockwise from left: Drs. Ned Amendola and David PattersonTheresa Jones, Maureen and Warren Johnson

Dr. Ned Amendola Drs. Trey Green and Winston Warme

Participants in the September 19th Spine Grand Rounds, which was organized by the Director of Spine Education, Dr. Rick Bransford.

Left to right: Drs. Zach Child (Spine ACE), Rick Bransford, Joe Garvin (R-2 Madigan), James Mok (Spine Attending Madigan), Visiting Spine Professor Sigvard Berven (Professor in Residence, UCSF), Jens Chap-

man, Mark Manoso (Spine ACE), and Richard G. Ellenbogen

Spine Grand Rounds

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Department News

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2012 Arthroscopy Course

CORE members toured NASA’s Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory

Drs. Seth Leopold, Paul Manner, Justin Klimisch, Thomas Tanous

R3s Amanda Roof, Laura Stoll and Dan Holtzman

R4 Ted Sousa

The R3s and R4s attended the 2012 Arthroscopy Course Sep-tember 17-21 in Tracy, CA. The Residents gained hands on arthroscopy experience in the arthroscopy cadaver lad, which had state of the art equipment. They also used a computer simulator allowing Residents to improve their arthroscopy skills while measuring their progress.

In September Dr. Peter Cavanagh’s CORE lab, along with collaborator Arien Cherones, Computer Support Group Manager, traveled to the NASA’s Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, to prepare for zero gravity testing flights in October. The CORE lab’s experiments on these flights will focus on bone loss in space.

CORE Lab Heads to NASA

Andrea Hanson (CORE alumni & current NASA re-searcher), Arien Cherones, Molly Glauberman, Peter Cavanagh, and Andrea Rice pose with an astronaut

preparing to be lowered into the pool

Researcher and runner, Molly Glauberman testing out the

equipment

The orthopaedic surgeons who serve UW Medicine’s Re-gional Joint Care Clinic at Northwest Hospital, Drs. Seth Leopold, Paul Manner, Justin Klimisch, and Dr. Thomas Tanous, were featured in the August 2012 issue of MedIn-fo. They were highlighted for their ability to provide high

UW Med Joint Care Clinicquality, state-of-the-art, safe and efficient surgical care for arthritic disorders of hip and knee joints, from diagnosis through rehabilitation. Each physicians’ specialty, particu-lar skills, interests, and role as educator at the University of Washington School of Medicine were included in the article along with a personal quote describing their goals as patient providers. Northwest Hospital’s joint replacement program was also recommended to readers for featuring award-win-ning inpatient care. This care includes comprehensive reha-biliation therapy, which begins with individualized visits by licensed physical and occupational therapists while patients are still in the hospital, and continues with outpatient physi-cal therapy at the hospital’s Northwest Outpatient Medical Center.

R4 Jacques Hacquebord in the arthroscopy cadaver lab

2012 Boot Camp prepares residents for seCond year

The 2012 Orthopaedics Boot Camp was a success, thanks to the Faculty, Residents, and Staff who assisted in the work-shop to prepare the new R2s for their second year. Partici-patns included junior residents from the Orthopaedics pro-gram, UW Emergency Medicine, and the US Armed Forces Madigan Orthopaedics program.

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Education HighlightsWelcome New Residents!

Ahmad Bayomy, R1 Christopher Domes, RI

Kevin Hug, R1 Alexander Lauder, R1

Calvin Schlepp, R1 Sara Shippee, R1

Neil Tarabadkar, R1 Shawn Werner, R1

Hometown: Moscow, IdahoCollege: Washington State UniversityMedical School: University of Washington

Hometown: Tampa, FloridaCollege: Brown UniversityMedical School: Duke University

Hometown: Conrad, MontanaCollege: Carroll CollegeMedical School: University of Washington

Hometown: Macon, GeorgiaCollege: Bates CollegeMedical School: Medical College of Georgia

Areas of Interest: Pediatrics, Foot & Ankle, UpperExtremity, Biomechanics, and Tissue EngineeringActivities: Traveling, enjoying good food with friends and family, cycling, smimming

Hometown: Hillsboro, OregonCollege: Linfield CollegeMedical School: Oregon Health and Science UniversityAreas of Interest: Sports, Upper Extremity, TraumaActivities: Long distance hiking, mountaineering, climbing, endurance sports, drumming

Areas of Interest: Open to all areas of Orthopaedics, clinical and translational researchActivities: Swimming, working out, photography, watching lots of sports, traveling, getting out and seeing the Pacific Northwest

Areas of Interest: Rural and International Orthopaedics, Trauma, Sports, Wilderness MedicineActivities: International travel, fly fishing, backpacking, exploring Seattle’s music and restaurant scene

Areas of Interest: Hand, Upper Extremity, International OrthopaedicsActivities: Soccer, tennis, good food and wine, interna-tional travel, exploring the Northwest

Hometown: Libertyville, IllinoisCollege: Northwestern UniversityMedical School: Boston University School of MedicineAreas of Interest: Trauma, Sports Medicine & Physiology, EpidemiologyActivities: Rock climbing, cycling, camping, guitar, traveling, cuisine

Hometown: Chicago, IllinoisCollege: Colgate UniversityMedical School: University of Illinois at ChicagoArea of Interest: UndecidedActivities: Bikram yoga, running, swimming, skiing; restaurants, food and wine; hanging out with my dog “Tater”

Hometown: Tillamook, OregonCollege: Oregon State UniversityMedical School: Oregon Health and Science University

Area of Interest: TraumaActivities: Watching and playing sports, cooking, the outdoors, international travel Page 5

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Education HighlightsWelcome 2012-2013 ACEs!

Foot & Ankle

Calvin Hu, M.D.Medical School:Washington UniversityResidency: University of Rochester Medical Center

Michael Johnson, M.D. Medical School:University of AlabamaResidency: University of Tennessee

Spine

Zachary Child, M.D. Medical School:University of NevadaResidency: University of New Mexico

Nathan Kiewiet, M.D. Medical School:University of Iowa, Carver College of MedicineResidency: Grand Rap-ids Medical Education Partners

Mathias Daniels, M.D. Medical School: State University of New YorkResidency: Mount Sinai Hospital

Mark Manoso, M.D.Medical School: Johns Hopkins UniversityResidency: Johns Hopkins University

TraumaMitchell Bernstein, M.D.Medical School: Chi-cago Medical School/Rosalind Franklin UniversityResidency: McGill University

Oncology

Geoffrey Marecek, M.D.Medical School: Northwestern Univer-sityResidency: Northwest-ern University

John Scolaro, M.D.Medical School: Bos-ton UniversityResidency: University of Pennsylvania

Joshua Shatsky, M.D.Medical School: University of Pennsyl-vaniaResidency:Mount Sinai Hospital

Edward Westrick, M.D.Medical School: Uni-versity of PittsburghResidency: University of Pittsburgh

Shoulder & Elbow

Hand

Karim Bakri, M.D.Medical School: University of NottinghamResidency: Mayo Clinic, Plastic Surgery

Jennifer Hsu, M.D.Medical School: Columbia UniversityResidency: Mount Sanai Medical Center, Orthopaedics

Shelley Noland, M.D.Medical School: Chicago Medical SchoolResidency: Stanford University, Integrated Plastic Surgery

Bret Peterson, M.D.Medical School: University of ColoradoResidency: Duke University

Matthew McElvany, M.D.Medical School: University of Califor-nia - DavisResidency: Oregon Health and Science University

Erik McGoldrick, M.D.Medical School: Saint Louis University School of MedicineResidency: Kansas University Medical Center

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Jodie Miles, M.D.Medical School: Georgetown UniversityResidency: University of North Carolina

Dr. Wayne ‘Buz’ Burkhead, our highly entertaining LeCocq 2011 lecturer, has just released his new CD titled ‘Fez the music.’ We will look for a re-

turn gig of Dr. Burkhead and his band here in the Pacific Northwest in the future.

Ken Karbowski, Calina Garcia and Dr. Jens Chapman presented Arien Cherones, CSG Manager, with a certificate honoring his 5 years of employment at the Univer-sity of Washington

2003-2004 Trauma ACE graduate, Eric Farrell, and his wife are the proud parents to Luca Eric Farrell born July 10, 2012 and weighed in at 7 lbs., 8oz.

Please welcome our new orthopaedic sur-geon, Dr. Albert Gee, seen here with Dr. Jens Chapman. Dr. Gee comes to us from the Hospital of Special Surgery in New York. He will be seeing patients at the Sports Medicine Clinic and will be hold-ing Wednesday evening clinic. Welcome Albert!

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Faculty & Staff News

‘I saw my leg was a mangled mess’ Dr. Smith feautured on Komo 4 News

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During the evening KOMO 4 News seg-ment on Monday, August 6, 2012, Dr. Doug Smith’s trauma work was highlight-ed.

A motorcycle accident near Mt. Rainier caused Mark Hall to lose his lower right leg. Hall was airlifted to Haborview Medi-cal Center and placed under the care of Dr. Smith. Dr. Smith performed surgery which allowed Mark to keep his knee joint.

“The decision was made to try to save his

thigh and his knee, if we could,” Dr. Smith explained. “He will have trouble getting his knee moving though...over the next year with the muscle damage.”

Even though Mark may have a longer re-covery time, he is expected to have greater mobility in the long run.

“We always look at limbs with the hope of saving a limb that can have some func-tion,” stated Dr. Smith.

Dr. Smith spoke to the rise of patients los-ing limbs. He conducts two-to-four am-putations each week; more than half are trauma related. The rationale, as described by Dr. Smith: “people can tend to be risk takers.”

Mark Hall’s story is an example of the exemplary care received by patients at HMC. KOMO-TV news reporter, Denise Whitaker, and her husband became aware of Mark when they came upon the acci-dent scene while on their own motorcycle excursion. They assisted at the scene and visisted Mark following his recovery at Harborview. Mark raved to them about the world class care he was recieving and what a model place HMC was.

Link: http://www.komonews.com/news/local/I-saw-my-leg-was-a-mangled-mess-165208686.html

Sunyoung Bal-doz is leaving the Department to be-come a fulltime mom as she will be welcoming a second child. She began working for the Depart-ment in 1999 as A going away party was held for Bill

Abelson on Tuesday, July 3rd. Bill was the co-editor of the eNewsletter and an employee in our Department for over 10 years. He will be missed! Pictured: Dr. Jens Chapman, Bill Abelson, Ken Karbowski and Dr. Ted Wagner.

Dr. Smith is greeted by patient Mark Hall at HMC following surgery to remove part of

Hall’s right leg.

a Student Assistant. A party was held in her honor on September 26th to cel-ebrate her 13 years with the Depart-ment, as pictured above. Thank you for 13 wonderful years!

Fellow Jennifer Hsu, M.D. spoke at the ASSH Annual Meeting in Chicago on Sep-tember 5th. She presented a retrospective case study looking at long term outcomes following multiple toe-to-hand transfers for patients who had lost all, or nearly all, the fingers due to trauma. All three patients included in the study were satisfied with their results.

Congratulations to Theresa Jones and Mary Turner for completing the Danskin Triathalon this past August!

Congratualtions to Drs. Justin Klimisch and TJ Tanous for passing your oral boards! Both Drs. are now board certified.

Dr. Ronald Kwon, an Assistant Professor within the Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, is one of five faculty within the Orthopaedic Science Laboratories, a multi-disciplinary research group focused on musculoskeletal biology. A National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow, he obtained his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and more recently completed a National Institutes of Health NRSA Postdoctoral Fellowship at the La Jolla Bioengineering Institute. He has been recognized with several formal awards include

Young Investigator Awards from the American Society of Bone and Mineral Research and the International Bone Fluid Flow Workshop.

Dr. Kwon’s multi-disciplinary background has led him to develop a unique research approach which merges molecular and cellular biology, imaging, computation, and mechanics. Currently, his research focuses on developing systems biology-based ap-proaches to investigate neuro-musculoskeletal processes. For this, he uses a variety of experimental systems including computational, cell culture, and animal models. In re-gard to the latter, one of his main areas of focus is in developing high-throughput and high-content approaches to study musculoskeletal processes in zebrafish (small tropical freshwater fish which are highly amenable to such approaches). More information about his research can be seen at his research blog: http://blogs.uw.edu/ronkwon/

When he is not imaging fish or writing computer programs, he enjoys surfing, spending time with his wife Joyce and their dog Kayla, eating good vegetarian food, and enjoying all of the great things that Seattle has to offer.

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Faculty & Staff News

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The Musculoskeletal Tumor Society Meet-ing was held in Tampa, Florida September 21-23 where Drs. Kenneth Gundle, Da-rin Davidson, and Chappie Conrad pre-sented research. Resident Kenneth Gundle presented a posted entitled “Validation of the SF6D Health State Utilities Measure in a Population of Lower Extremity Sarcoma Population.”

Schematic demonstrating generation of a mus-culoskeletal “barcode” describing 576 different descriptors of axial muscle and bone morphology for a single zebrafish. The barcode was com-puted using a rapid MicroCT-based phenotyping platform developed by Dr. Kwon. Such barcodes can be used to identify emergent or coordinated behaviors between many different muscles and bones in normal and pathological conditions.

Drs. Kenneth Gundle and Chappie Conrad stand in front of Gundle’s research poster at the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society Meeting.

Wife Delores, Dr. Guyot, sons Lucas and Jaime

Lucas and Jaime

Dr. Ted Gross and Ph.D. Student, Bran-don Ausk gave oral presentations at the American Society of Biomechanics An-nual Meeting. Dr. Gross’ was titled, “Can muscle atrophy enable bone hypertro-phy?” Ausk presented, “Metaphyseal and diaphysela bone loss following transient muscle paralysis are distict osteoclasto-genic events.”

AOSpine Fellow 2008-09, Dr. Juan Guy-ot, and his wife, Doleres, welcome a baby brother, Jaime, for their two-year-old son, Lucas. Dr. Guyot has been elected to the AOSpine Latin America Scientific Coun-cil. He continues to practice in Buenos Ai-res.

When they were married last year, Chief Resident Laura Matsen Ko and Kevin Ko asked that their wedding gifts be directed to establish a new program for SIGN in Kenya. Pictured from above (left to right): Dr. Jackie Munich (Chief Resident), Anne Matsen, Dr. Rick Matsen, Drs. Laura Mat-sen Ko (Chief Resident) and Lew Zirkle from SIGN.

Dr. Ron Kwon

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Faculty & Staff News

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UW Combined Fund DriveOctober 10 - November 30

The work of Drs. Mock, Anderson, and Oelschlager was highlighted in Surgery Synopsis: Summer 2012. This issue exam-ines the Department of Surgery’s efforts in meeting global health needs. A multi-pronged and multi-tiered approach is nec-essary when relieving the burden of dis-ease with surgical interventions. This issue is dedicated to reearch, advocacy, training and building surgical global health capa-bility. Link: http://uwsurgery.org/images/site/synopsis/vol17issue3/SurgSynopsis_Summer2012_Full_Final.pdf

Thank you, Pat Max-well, for 11 years of outstanding leadership with Eastside Specialty Clinic and RHC-Alder-wood. She will be tak-ing on a new nursing role at UWMC.

Sports Medicine Clinic Program Coordinatoor, Charles Scott, tries out the anti-gravity tread-mill as physical thera-pists and providers look on. The SMC Physical Therapy Clinic is trying out different equipment in anticipation of the new stadium clinic and performance training center which will open in August 2013.

Ed Sponholz, a videographer and pro-ducer with UWTV, was recognized for his continual outstanding educational ef-forts for our Department. He is pictured above right with Dr. Jens Chapman. A plaque was also presented posthumously to UWTV editor Kathy Medak.

A farewell party was held on Septem-ber 13th for Dr. Chris Wahl and Sports Medicine PA Suzanne Wahl. Dr. Wahl is moving on to a great new post as Chief of Sports Medicine at UC San Diego. He and Suzanne will be missed!

Drs. John O’Kane, Trey Green, and Chris Wahl, Suzanne Wahl, Drs. Roger Larson,

Carol Teitz

At left: Suzanne Wahl, Kirsten Hal-loran and Dr. Chris

Wahl

At right: Drs. Chris Wahl and Jens

Chapman

The CSG has purchased and started to handout secure USB drives, we have pur-chased enough for everyone in the department to get one. We will be visiting your area soon or sending them to you via campus mail so keep an eye out!

In efforts to help minimize data loss and limit exposure to HIPAA violations, if you use a home computer to access patient information or social security num-bers we would be happy to give your computer a digital once over, we can assist with installation of security software or limit it to recommendations and things to change on your own. We can setup a remote session so you do not need to worry about carrying it into the office. To schedule an appointment please email, acherone@uw.edu.

Also, we would like to remind people with the start of the new school year that as University of Washington employees you are entitled to several software items for free or extremely discounted, for more information and software titles email orthohlp@uw.edu.

If you are interested in knowing more about the CSG and the services we offer, please contact, Arien Cherones either via phone (206) 685-4350 or email: ache-rone@uw.edu.

Tech Talk

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In 2011, UW Faculty, Staff, and Re-tirees pledged over $2 million mak-ing the University of Washington the Number 1 fundraising university in the nation! Let’s uphold our rank and con-tinue to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate than us. Use the ‘Donor Sign In’ link to enter your Employee # and donate to the charity of your choice today: https://fortress.wa.gov/sos/cfd/donationmanagement/MainLogin.aspx?ReturnUrl=/dona-tionmanagement/Donor/Contributor-EnterEditPersonalInformation.aspx For additional questions, contact our Department’s Campaign Coordinator, Sarah Timmons.

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Faculty & Staff News Publications

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Anderson P, Andersson G, Arnold PM, Brodke DS, Brodt ED, Chapman JR, Chou D, Dekutoski M, Dettori JR, Devine JG, Ely CG, Fehlings M, Fischer DJ, Fourney DR, Hansen MA, Sc GD, Harrod CC, Hashimoto R, Hermsmeyer JT, Hilibrand AS, Kasliwal MK, Kelly MP, Kim HJ, Kraemer P, Lawrence B, Lee M, Lenke L, Norvell DC, Raich A, Riew KD, Shaffrey CI, Skelly AC, Smith JS, Standaert CJ, Vanalstyne EM, Wang JC. Terminology. Spine (Phila Pa 1976). 2012 Aug 8. [Epub ahead of print]

Benirschke SK, Meinberg E, Anderson SA, Jones CB, Cole PA. Fractures and dislocations of the midfoot: Lisfranc and Chopart injuries. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2012 Jul 18;94(14):1325-37.

Bishop JA, Routt ML Jr. Osseous fixation pathways in pelvic and acetabular fracture surgery: osteology, radiology, and clinical applications. J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2012 Jun;72(6):1502-9. Review.

Bransford RJ, Chapman JR, Skelly AC, Vanalstyne EM. What do we currently know about thoracic spinal cord injury recovery and outcomes? A systematic review. J Neurosurg Spine. 2012 Sep;17(1):52-64.

Dunbar RP Jr. The realities of relationship failure. J Orthop Trauma. 2012 Sep;26 Suppl 1:S32-3.

Ehsan A, Hanel DP. Recurrent or persistent cubital tunnel syndrome. J Hand Surg Am. 2012 Sep;37(9):1910-2. Epub 2012 Feb 1.

Henley MB. Finding your ideal job and negotiating your contract: where to get the information and numbers you need to know. J Orthop Trauma. 2012 Sep;26 Suppl 1:S9-S13.

Henley MB, Miller A. Internally rotated oblique x-ray to assess healing of distal tibial shaft fractures. J Orthop Trauma. 2012 Jun 22. [Epub ahead of print]

Isvilanonda V, Dengler E, Iaquinto JM, Sangeorzan BJ, Ledoux WR. Finite element analysis of the foot: Model validation and comparison between two common treatments of the clawed hallux deformity. Clin Biomech (Bristol, Avon). 2012 Oct;27(8):837-44. Epub 2012 Jun 12.

Jacobs WB, Bransford RJ, Bellabarba C, Chapman JR. Surgical management of Charcot spinal arthropathy: a single-center retrospective series highlighting the evolution of management. J Neurosurg Spine. 2012 Aug 31. [Epub ahead of print]

Kraemer P, Fehlings MG, Hashimoto R, Norvell D, Raich A, Lee MJ, Anderson PA, Chapman JR. A Systematic Review of Definitions and Classification Systems of Adjacent Segment Degeneration. Spine (Phila Pa 1976). 2012 Aug 9. [Epub ahead of print]

Lee MJ, Dettori JR, Standaert CJ, Chapman JR. Indication for Spinal Fusion and the Risk of Adjacent Segment Pathology: Does Reason for Fusion Affect Risk? A Systematic Review. Spine (Phila Pa 1976). 2012 Aug 6. [Epub ahead of print]

Lee MJ, Dettori JR, Standaert CJ, Brodt E, Chapman JR. The Natural History of Degeneration of the Lumbar and Cervical Spine: A Systematic Review. Spine (Phila Pa 1976). 2012 Aug 6. [Epub ahead of print]

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