September 7-8, 2007
The Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort and Club
Aventura, Florida
Course Chairmen
Douglas R. Dirschl, MD
Frank C. Wilson Distinguished Professor and Chairman
Department of Orthopaedics
UNC School of Medicine
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Robert A. Probe, MD
Associate Professor
Health Science Center Texas A&M University
Chairman
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Scott & White Memorial Hospital
Temple, Texas
A Continuing Medical Education Activity sponsored by
With endorsements from
For more information and to register, please visit www.healthstream.com/livecourses/MiamiSep7
Objectives
September 7-8, 2007
The Fairmont Turnberry Isle
Resort and Club
Aventura, Florida
Activity Goal/Purpose
This 2 day CME activity is intended to provide state of the
art information on managing orthopaedic injuries caused by
trauma, so that the surgeon attendees will enhance their
knowledge of clinical and technological aspects of fracture
fixation and management.
Conference Overview
This conference will provide an international forum for
discussing treatment options for simple and complex
fractures involving the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand,
pelvis, long bones of the arm and leg, and foot and ankle.
There will be presentations not only on fixation choices
and techniques, but also on minimizing and managing
complications. There will be an opportunity to participate
in bioskills workshops using “sawbones” models under
the tutelage of expert faculty. Breakout sessions provide
an opportunity for smaller group interaction and in-depth
discussions with faculty. The course is intended for
practicing orthopaedic surgeons, orthopaedic fellows and
residents who desire an update in fracture management.
There will be ample opportunity for discussion and peer to
peer interaction.
Course Highlights
• Fractures About the Hip
• Complex Metaphyseal/Peri-articular Fractures of the
Distal Radius
• Femoral Shaft and Nailing
• Fractures About the Foot and Ankle
• Infection, Osteoporosis and Osteobiologics
• Meet the Expert Sessions
• Clinical Case Reviews
• Workshops
Upon completion of this course, the surgeon should be
able to:
1. Formulate strategies for managing fractures based on
fracture type and patient factors.
2. Examine controversial surgical choices in fracture repair,
weighing potential advantages and disadvantages.
3. Discuss the current state of science and practices with
polytrauma.
4. Evaluate current rehabilitation strategies for upper and
lower extremity injuries.
5. Evaluate reports of clinical outcomes for their potential
impact on patient management.
6. Demonstrate surgical techniques in fracture
management on sawbone models.
Accreditation
HealthStream is accredited by the Accreditation Council
for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing
medical education for physicians.
Credits
HealthStream designates this educational activity for
a maximum of 15 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.
Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the
extent of their participation in the activity.
Nurses and other healthcare professionals participating
in this CME activity will receive certificates verifying the
activity was designed for AMA PRA credit. For questions,
contact the Accreditation Coordinator at 1-800-832-5115.
Disclaimer
HealthStream has made reasonable efforts to present
educational subject matter in a scientific, balanced and
unbiased way. However, participants must always
use their own judgment and professional opinion when
considering future application of
this information, particularly as it
may relate to patient diagnostic or
treatment decisions.
HealthStream does not endorse or
promote any commercial product
that may be discussed in this
activity.
Support
Grant funds are provided by
Stryker Orthopaedics.
Faculty
Andrew R. Burgess, MD
Academic Chairman
Department of Medical Education
Director of Trauma
Orthopaedic Faculty Practice
Orlando Regional Medical Center
Orlando, Florida
James B. Carr, MD
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Premier Orthopaedic Specialists
Columbia, South Carolina
Cory A. Collinge, MD
Trauma Staff Physician
John Peter Smith Hospital
Private Practice
Adult Reconstruction and Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery
Orthopaedic Specialty Associates
Fort Worth, Texas
Kyle F. Dickson, MD
Professor
Department of Orthopaedics
UT Health Science Center
Houston, Texas
Kenneth J. Koval, MD
Professor
Department of Orthopaedics
Dartmouth Medical School
Chief, Trauma Service
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Lebanon, NH
KS Leung, MD, FACS
Professor
Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Prince of Wales Hospital
Hong Kong, China
Thomas R. Lyon, MD
Assistant Professor
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Chief
Department of Orthopaedics
Lutheran Medical Center
Brooklyn, New York
Michael McKee, MD
Associate Professor
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
St. Michael’s Hospital
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
Brian H. Mullis, MD
Director
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Indiana University
Indianapolis, Indiana
Melvin P. Rosenwasser, MD
Carroll Professor
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Columbia University College of Physicians
and Surgeons
Chief of Orthopaedic Hand and Trauma Service
New York Presbyterian Hospital
New York, New York
Ivan F. Rubel, MD
Director of Orthopaedics
Chief of Fracture Service
FLENI Institute
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Emil Schemitsch, MD
Professor
Department of Surgery
University of Toronto
Head
Division of Orthopaedics
St. Michael’s Hospital
Toronto, Ontario
David C. Templeman, MD
Associate Professor
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
University of Minnesota
Hennepin County Medical Center
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lewis G. Zirkle, Jr., MD
Founder and President, SIGN
Richland, WA
Robert D. Zura, MD
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Duke University Medical Center
Durham, North Carolina
Preliminary Agenda – Friday, September 7, 2007 – Schedule is preliminary and subject to change.
7:00-7:30 AM
Continental Breakfast and Registration
7:30-7:40
Welcome and Introduction
Robert A. Probe, MD
Session I: Fractures about the Hip
Moderator: Kenneth J. Koval, MD
7:40-7:55
7:55-8:10 8:10-8:25
Rationale and Indications for
Intramedullary Hip Screws
Cory A. Collinge, MD
Design Differences in Intramedullary
Hip Screws Douglas R. Dirschl, MD
Treatment of Subtrochanteric Femur
Fractures
Robert D. Zura, MD
8:25-8:40
EBM Behind Femoral Neck Fractures
Emil Schemitsch, MD
8:40-9:00
Discussion
Session II: Shoulder and Elbow Fractures
Moderator: Robert A. Probe, MD
9:00-9:15
9:15-9:30
9:30-9:45
Decision Making with the 3 and 4 Part
Fracture: When to Leave Alone, When
to Fix and When to Replace
Melvin P. Rosenwasser, MD
Technique for Locked Plating of the
Proximal Humerus
Kenneth J. Koval, MD
ORIF of the Humeral Shaft: Indications
and Implant Selection
Kyle F. Dickson, MD
9:45-10:00
What’s New with Fractures of the
Clavicle?
Melvin P. Rosenwasser, MD
10:00-10:15
Clinical Algorithm for Evaluation and
Treatment of Fracture/Dislocations of
the Elbow
Michael McKee, MD
10:15-10:40
Discussion
10:40-11:00
Break
Session III: Meet the Experts
(participants are free to move from room to room)
11:00-12:00 PM Breakout Room 1: Upper Extremity
Douglas R. Dirschl, MD; Melvin P.
Rosenwasser, MD; and Ivan F.
Rubel, MD
Breakout Room 2: Lower Extremity
James B. Carr, MD; Cory A. Collinge,
MD; and Kenneth J. Koval, MD
12:00-1:00
Breakout Room 3: Pelvis and
Acetabulum, Polytrauma
Andrew R. Burgess, MD; Kyle F.
Dickson, MD; and Thomas R. Lyon, MD
Breakout Room 4: Trauma
Reconstruction
KS Leung, MD, FACS; Michael
McKee, MD; and Robert A. Probe, MD
Lunch
Session IV: Workshops and Clinical Case Discussion
Breakout Room 1: Hip Fracture Management
Breakout Room 2: Lower Extremity Fracture
Management
Breakout Room 3: Hand and Upper Extremity Fracture
Management
1:00-1:45
Rotation 1
Group A – Room 1
Group B – Room 2
Group C – Room 3
1:45-1:55
Break for Room Reset
1:55-2:40
Rotation 2
Group A – Room 2
Group B – Room 3
Group C – Room 1
2:40-2:50
Break for Room Reset
2:50-3:35
Rotation 3
Group A – Room 3
Group B – Room 1
Group C – Room 2
3:35-3:45
Break
Session V: Complex Metaphyseal/Periarticular
Fractures of the Distal Radius
Moderator: Melvin P. Rosenwasser, MD
3:45-4:00
4:00-4:15
When Does the Distal Radius Need
More Than a Locked Plate?
Thomas R. Lyon, MD
Radioulnar and Intercarpal Injury
Associated with Distal Radius
Fractures
Ivan F. Rubel, MD
4:15-4:30
Technique of Locked Plating
KS Leung, MD, FACS
4:30-4:45
Rehabilitation Strategies That Work
Following Upper Extremity Injury
Michael McKee, MD
4:45-5:15 Discussion
5:15-6:30
Welcome Reception
Preliminary Agenda – Saturday, September 8, 2007 – Schedule is preliminary and subject to change.
7:00-7:25 AM
Continental Breakfast and Registration
7:25-7:30
Welcome and Introduction
Douglas R. Dirschl, MD
Session VI: Articular Fractures
Moderator: Douglas R. Dirschl, MD
7:30-7:45
Distal Femur Fractures
Brian H. Mullis, MD
7:45-8:00
Tibial Plateau Fractures
David C. Templeman, MD
8:00-8:15
Tibial Pilon Fractures
Robert A. Probe, MD
8:15-8:30
Neck/Shaft Fractures
Cory A. Collinge, MD
8:30-8:45
Discussion
Session VII: Fractures about the Foot and Ankle
Moderator: James B. Carr, MD
8:45-9:00
Ankle Fractures: Are We Fixing
Too Many?
Kenneth J. Koval, MD
9:00-9:15
Surgical Approaches to the Foot
and Ankle
Robert D. Zura, MD
9:15-9:30
Post Traumatic Reconstruction of
the Foot and Ankle
James B. Carr, MD
9:30-9:45
Rehabilitation Following Lower
Extremity Injuries
Thomas R. Lyon, MD
9:45-10:00 Discussion
10:00-10:15
Break
Session VIII: Meet the Experts
(participants are free to move from room to room)
10:15-11:15
Breakout Room 1: Upper Extremity
Kenneth J. Koval, MD; Michael McKee,
MD; and David C. Templeman, MD
Breakout Room 2: Lower Extremity
Andrew R. Burgess, MD; Kyle F.
Dickson, MD; Douglas R. Dirschl, MD
Breakout Room 3: Pelvis and
Acetabulum, Polytrauma
Cory A. Collinge, MD; KS Leung, MD,
FACS; Brian H. Mullis, MD
Breakout Room 4: Trauma
Reconstruction
James B. Carr, MD; Thomas R. Lyon,
MD; Melvin P. Rosenwasser, MD
11:15-11:45
Marvin L. Shelton Memorial Lectureship
in Orthopaedic Trauma: Third World
Orthopaedics: How Can You
Make a Difference?
Lewis G. Zirkle, Jr., MD
11:45-12:00 PM Discussion
12:00-1:00 Lunch
Session IX: Poly Trauma
Moderator: Andrew R. Burgess, MD
1:00-1:15
Tips and Tricks in the OR
Andrew R. Burgess, MD
1:15-1:30
Timing of Fracture Surgery
Robert A. Probe, MD
1:30-1:45
External Fixation in 2007
Brian H. Mullis, MD
1:45-2:00
What Should I Do with Pelvic
Fractures?
David C. Templeman, MD
2:00-2:20
Discussion
Session X: Infection, Osteoporosis and
Osteobiologics
Moderator: Robert A. Probe, MD
2:20-2:35
When and Where Should I Use BMPs
Emil Schemitsch, MD
2:35-2:50
Periprosthetic Fractures
Ivan F. Rubel, MD
2:50-3:05
Osteoporotic Fractures
Kenneth J. Koval, MD
3:05-3:20
Treatment of Post-Traumatic Infection
KS Leung, MD, FACS
3:20-3:45
Discussion
3:45-3:55
Closing Remarks, Complete
Participant Questionnaires
Douglas R. Dirschl, MD and
Robert A. Probe, MD
3:55
Adjourn
For faculty and agenda updates,
please visit our website at
www.healthstream.com/livecourses/MiamiSep7
ADA Statement
HealthStream will be glad to assist you with any special
needs (i.e., physical, dietary, etc.). Please contact us at
1.800.832.5115.
Private taxis are available from both airports. A taxi cab ride
will cost approximately $55-60 from the Miami International
Airport and approximately $35-40 from the Fort Lauderdale
International Airport.
Symposium Location and Accommodations
Ground Travel Information
The Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort and Club
1999 West Country Club Drive
Aventura, Florida 33180
Reservations: (866) 840-8071 or (305) 932-6200
www.fairmont.com
Room Rate: Single/Double $219, plus all applicable fees
and taxes. Refer to “International Trauma Symposium” for
Group Rate.
For individuals wishing to extend their stay, rates will be honored
three days prior and three days after the course dates. The
deadline for reservations is August 7, 2007 or until the room block
is sold out.
Hotel Cancellation Policy: A deposit equal to one night’s
stay is required to hold each individual’s registration. Such
deposit shall serve to confirm the reservation for the date(s)
indicated and, upon check in, shall be applied to the first
night of the reserved stay. This deposit is refundable if
notice is received at least thirty (30) days prior to arrival
and a cancellation number is obtained. All deposits shall be
charged at time the reservation is made.
Resident Scholarship Program
A limited number of resident scholarship spaces will be
reserved for this course on a first come first serve basis. You
may apply online at www.healthstream.com/livecourses/
MiamiSep7 and you must use the special registration form
for residents. You are required to have the signature of
your Resident/Fellowship Director (Please note only those
residents residing in the United States may apply.)
Air Travel Information
Miami International Airport is about 35 minutes from the
Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort and Club. Fort Lauderdale
International Airport is about 20 minutes from the hotel. Call
your airline or travel agent for fares and information. For
travel assistance and discount airfares, please call BCD
Travel between 8am to 6pm Eastern Time, Monday-Friday,
at 1.866.826.1929 and press option 4. Be sure to mention
meeting number “International Trauma Symposium
MT03ORT90” and have your credit card handy.
The FAA requires a photo identification for all flights.
Acceptable identification is a driver’s license, government
ID, or passport.
Travel and accommodations are the
responsibility of the participants.
Driving Directions from Miami International Airport
• Exit the airport and follow the signs to I-95 North.
• Take I-95 North to Ives Dairy Road, exit 16 (also called
NE 203 Street).
• Go East on Ives Dairy Road to US1 (also called
Biscayne Blvd).
• Turn right on Biscayne Blvd and immediately make first
left at the traffic light onto Aventura Blvd (NE 199 Street).
• Continue to the end and turn right on West Country Club
Drive. The resort’s main entrance is on your left.
• Please Note: There is a 75 cent toll on expressway 112.
Driving Directions from Fort Lauderdale International
Airport
• Exit the Airport and follow signs to I-95 South.
• Take I-95 South to Ives Dairy Road, exit 16 (also called
NE 203 Street).
• Go East on Ives Dairy Road to US1 (also called
Biscayne Blvd).
• Turn right on Biscayne Blvd and immediately make the
first left at the traffic light onto Aventura Blvd (NE 199
Street).
• Continue to the end and turn right on West Country Club
Drive. The resort’s main entrance is on your left.
Course Cancellation
Please see the course cancellation policy on the bottom
of the CME registration form. If cancellation is necessary,
please contact HealthStream directly as soon as possible,
so that surgeons who are wait-listed can register for the
course.
Guest/Spouse Registration
A cocktail reception will be held on Friday, September 7
from 5:15-6:30 p.m. for meeting participants. In compliance
with AdvaMed Code of Ethics, a fee of $35 per person
will be implemented for guests and spouses who plan to
attend. You may pre-register and pay for your guest or
spouse by using the registration form. If not, you will be
asked for a credit card on site for your guest or spouse to
attend.
Dress and Weather
Dress for the meeting is business casual attire. Fahrenheit
temperatures at this time of year are generally in the high
70s/low 80s during the day and low 60s at night.
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Steps to Register
1. First, register with HealthStream to receive a CME Confirmation Number.
Confirmation Numbers will be assigned within two working days from the day
this CME Registration Form and tuition are received.
2. Arrange your hotel, air and ground travel.
September 7-8, 2007
The Fairmont Turnberry Isle
Resort and Club
Aventura, Florida
Important Notes
• Only registered participants and staff are permitted at meeting functions.
• Name Badges must be worn to be admitted to meeting functions.
• We appreciate your support in maintaining the integrity and security of the
educational conference.
First Name
Last Name
MD
DO
Surgical Team Member (No Credit)
M.I.
Medical Industry Staff
Mailing Address:
City: State:
Zip/Postal Code (required): Country:
E-mail Address (Primary delivery method of Confirmation Number)
Daytime Phone # (including country code):
Fax #:
Medical License # or last four digits of SS# (US citizens):
Hospital Affiliation:
Registration Options – Phone registrations are not accepted,
Tuition
Surgeons.......................................................................................... $75 (USD)
On-Line: www.healthstream.com/livecourses/MiamiSep7
Resident/Fellows/Allied Health...................................................... $50 (USD)
Mail: Please mail registration form with credit card information or check
made payable to “HealthStream” at: HealthStream, 2170 South
Parker Road, Suite 140, Denver, CO 80231
Notes:
Nursing credit will NOT be awarded. A certificate of attendance will be provided.
Tuition includes meeting syllabus and welcome reception the evening of September 7,
Friday and Saturday continental breakfasts, luncheons and refreshment breaks each day.
Catered Events & Guest/Spouse Registration
Individuals planning to attend the welcome reception should RSVP
using the form below. In compliance with the AdvaMed Code of
Ethics, a per person fee will be implemented for guests or spouses
who plan to attend each meal function.
Facsimile: Credit card registration may also be sent by facsimile to:
303.745.9847
Questions: Questions about registration should be directed to: 303.745.0463,
ext. 237
Credit Card Information
Please include your credit card number and expiration date with charge order. For
your protection, the 3 or 4 digit CCV (Credit Card Verification) Number on your
credit card is required for processing.
MasterCard
Visa
AMEX
Expiration Date
CCV Code
Friday, September 7
Reception
5:15 - 6:30 pm*
Guest/Spouse Fee:........................................................................ $35
Guest/Spouse Name(s):
Yes, I will attend
(no charge)
X
Yes, I will attend and bring a
guest (at $35 per person)
Total for Tuition:
Total for Guests:
TOTAL FEE (to be charged to credit card):
No, I will not attend
X
Signature (as appears on credit card)
Credit Card Authorization:
I hereby authorize HealthStream, Inc. to charge the credit card
listed above for the purchase of the above listed items. I understand that payment for the amount charged is
solely the responsibility of the person or company whose name is on the card and that I am authorized to use
this card for this purchase.
Cancellation:
*Exact welcome reception time subject to change.
(Please print name as it appears on credit card)
Your registration will not be valid and confirmed until your course fees have been received.
Registration fee, less a $15.00 processing fee, is refunded if notice of registration cancellation is received fifteen (15) or
more days in advance of the activity date. Participant refunds are made within thirty days of the scheduled activity date.
Cancellations made less than fifteen days in advance of the activity date forfeit the entire tuition fee, unless a justifiable
emergency is documented. Tuition fees can be transferred to another individual, or to another activity date. HealthStream
is not responsible for nontransferable, nonrefundable airline tickets or hotel accommodations purchased for attendance
of this activity.
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Resident/Fellow Scholarship
Registration Form
September 7-8, 2007
The Fairmont Turnberry Isle
Resort and Club
Aventura, Florida
Please note: The resident scholarship program only applies to those individuals
residing in the continental US. We invite international residents/fellows to register
using the surgeon registration form where reduced tuition is available.
First Name
Last Name
M.I.
Mailing Address:
City: State:
Daytime Phone #:
Fax #: Zip/Postal Code (required):
E-mail Address (Confirmation numbers will be provided by EMail ONLY. Please print clearly.)
Medical License # or last four digits of SS#:
MD
Subspecialty:
Resident
DO
Fellow
Residents & Fellows
To attend this CME activity and receive scholarship funds,
you must have the Orthopaedic Residency/Fellowship
Program Director sign this CME Registration Form.
As Director of the Orthopaedic Residency/Fellowship Program,
it is acceptable for the resident/fellow listed on this Course
Registration Form to attend the CME activity listed on this form.
Print Director’s Name:
Signature of Director:
Date:
Institution/Hospital Name:
Registration Options – Phone registrations are not accepted.
On-Line: www.healthstream.com/livecourses/MiamiSep7
Mail: Please mail registration form with credit card information or check
made payable to “HealthStream” at: HealthStream, 2170 South
Parker Road, Suite 140, Denver, CO 80231
Facsimile: Credit card registration may also be sent by facsimile to:
303.745.9847
Questions: Questions about registration should be directed to: 303.745.0463,
ext. 237
Course Cancellation Policy
If cancellation becomes necessary, please contact HealthStream
directly as soon as possible, so that residents who become waitlisted can register for the course.
Tuition
Limited Scholarships available for USA-licensed physicians.
A Scholarship is awarded to an individual and is not
transferable.
Steps to Register
1. If the course objectives meet your learning needs, and you
agree to comply with the HealthStream Resident/Fellow
Scholarship Policy and Procedure, complete the Resident/
Fellow Registration Form and Accommodations Form. Fax/
mail/email the forms as directed.
2. You will receive a Course Confirmation Number within two
working days, or you will be notified that you are waitlisted.
3. Your hotel room will be confirmed within one week after
your Course Confirmation Number is sent. Please do not
make your own hotel reservation. Upon Upon check-in
at the hotel, you will be asked to provide a credit card
to cover miscellaneous expenses. Room and tax will be
billed to the master account. Two nights room and tax are
allowed. Additional nights are at your personal expense.
4. (If you are bringing a guest, use the “Catered Event and
Guest Registration” section on the CME registration form
if the guest plans to attend social events that are part of
the meeting.)
September 7-8, 2007
The Fairmont Turnberry Isle
Resort and Club
Aventura, Florida
HealthStream
Resident/Fellow
Scholarship
Policy and Procedure
Scholarship Funds will provide for:
1. A tuition waiver and attendance at the specified CME activity listed above.
2. One round trip coach airline or train ticket from your office/work to the course destination, or mileage reimbursement for
a distance of 300 miles or more. Taxi, rental car and other ground transportation are not included in the scholarship.
3. Two nights at the course location/hotel, room and tax only.
4. Meals, receptions and refreshment breaks associated with the CME course.
You are responsible for providing and payment of:
1. All ground transportation including taxi, rental car, tolls and parking fees.
2. Meals/food not provided as part of the CME course.
3. Phone, fax, internet, in-room dining, movies, recreational, personal and miscellaneous hotel amenities.
4. In compliance with the AdvaMed Code of Ethics, scholarship funds may not be used in any way for entertainment
purposes, or to pay for any expenditures in connection with a spouse/guest attending any portion of this activity.
Two easy steps to follow:
1. Complete the Resident/Fellow Scholarship Form. Be sure to have your Residency/Fellowship Program Director
sign the form. We need this verification to allow your absence from your program.
Fax/Mail the form as directed.
You will receive a Course Confirmation Number within two working days, or you will be notified that you are
wait-listed.
2. Your hotel room will be confirmed within one week after your Course Confirmation Number is sent. Please do not
make your own hotel reservation. Upon check-in at the hotel, you will be asked to provide a credit card to cover
miscellaneous expenses. Room and tax will be billed to the master account. Two nights room and tax are allowed.
Additional nights are at your personal expense.
If you are not regionally located and driving, then call BCD Travel between 8am to 6pm Eastern Time, MondayFriday, to arrange your round trip coach air travel: 1.866.826.1929, option 4. Refer to the meeting code “International
Trauma Symposium MT03ORT90”. Your coach travel will be paid for by HealthStream on the Master Account. Tickets
purchased from other travel agencies will not be reimbursed.
Notes:
Scholarship funds allow for a travel ticket, and it is not considered a travel allotment. To take advantage of this
scholarship, you must utilize the BCD Travel service for your convenience, and our assistance, in ensuring that we have
made all appropriate arrangements for you. The prepaid ticket will be provided only for travel to and from the meeting and
cannot include additional legs for any other purpose. In the case of personal travel adjoining this business trip, tickets
will be charged to the Fellow or Resident’s credit card. Air or train tickets purchased from other agencies will not be
reimbursed.
Upon check-in at the hotel, you will be asked to provide a credit card to cover miscellaneous charges. Your room and tax
will be charged to the master course account and will be paid. Room and tax for the allotted nights will not appear on your
hotel departure bill.
September 7-8, 2007
The Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort and Club
Aventura, Florida
For more information and to register, please visit
www.healthstream.com/livecourses/MiamiSep7
With endorsements from
A Continuing Medical Education
Activity sponsored by
September 7-8, 2007
The Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort and Club
Aventura, Florida
Course Chairmen
Douglas R. Dirschl, MD
Frank C. Wilson Distinguished Professor and Chairman
Department of Orthopaedics
UNC School of Medicine
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Robert A. Probe, MD
Associate Professor
Health Science Center Texas A&M University
Chairman
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Scott & White Memorial Hospital
Temple, Texas
A Continuing Medical Education Activity sponsored by
With endorsements from:
For more information and to register, please visit
www.healthstream.com/livecourses/MiamiSep7