CLINICAL TALKS
NHP and Thai Nguyen
“Past, Present, Future Nerve Repair”
Joseph Rosen, MD
This talk will explore Nerve Repair in the past, present, and future. We will cover past
major breakthroughs in understanding nerve anatomy and function. We will also address
present concepts of nerve repair including functional anatomy, classification of injuries,
key concepts in repair, tension of the nerve repair, nerve grafting concepts, timing of the
nerve repair, primary vs. secondary repair, and technique of repair- epineurial vs. grouped
fascicular repair. Finally we will discuss future nerve repair methods such as tissue
engineering and nerve regeneration.
“Introduction to Pediatric Plastic Surgery I and II”
Ray Harshbarger, MD
Dr. Harshbarger will give two talks on Pediatric Plastic Surgery. In Pediatric Plastic
Surgery I he will cover cleft lip/palate, craniosynostosis, and hemifacial microsomia. In
Pediatric Plastic Surgery II he will discuss vascular anomalies, pigmented nevi, and
trauma.
“Nasal Reconstruction”
Oscar Ho, MD
This talk will address basic principles in modern nasal reconstruction.
“Statistics”
Michael Beach, MD
In his lecture, Dr. Beach will explore basic statistical approaches, how to set-up statistical
studies, address common statistical methods, as well as look at epidemiological studies.
“The use of Regional Anesthesia in Ultrasound”
Pericles Regas, MD (and Michael Beach, MD)
Dr. Regas and Dr.Beach will explore recent advances in regional anesthesia made
possible by ultrasound technology. They will also address regional blocks of the upper
and lower extremities.
“Ultrasound of the Gravid Cervix and Placenta”
Robert Harris, MD
This talk is ideal for radiologists and Ob/Gyn staff. Dr. Harris will discuss monitoring by
ultrasound of the Gravid Cervix and Placenta.
“Sonography of the Scrotum: State of the Art”
Robert Harris, MD
This talk is ideal for radiologists, urologists, and Family Practice staff. Dr. Harris will
discuss current state of the art methods for sonography of the scrotum.
“Imaging of Maternal Complications of Pregnancy”
Robert Harris, MD
This talk is ideal for radiologists, Ob/gyn, and Family Practice staff. Dr. Harris will
discuss imaging of maternal complications related to pregnancy.
“Sonography of the Thyroid-When to Worry, When to be Happy”
Robert Harris, MD
This talk is ideal for radiologists, endocrinologists, and Family Practice staff. Dr. Harris
will discuss diagnosis by sonography of the thyroid.
“Compact Ultrasound in the Developing World: Appropriate or Exotic
Technology?”
Robert Harris, MD
This talk is ideal for radiologists, administrators, public health personnel, and others
interested in ultrasound. Dr. Harris will discuss the validity of compact ultrasound.
“High Risk OB”
Christian Macedonia, MD
In this talk Dr. Macedonia will discuss recent advances in monitoring for obstetrics,
perform an epidemiological review of risks, and address prevention and treatment of OB
emergencies. Finally he will cover future advances in High Risk OB.
“Pediatric Genetics”
John Moeschler, MD
Dr. Moeschler will begin his talk with an overview of understanding modern Genetics.
He will discuss Genetics advances from the Human Genome Project, genetics as applied
to the pediatric population, common genetic syndromes, and laboratory tests to facilitate
pediatric genetics.
“Remote Intervention Consultation Epidemiology”
Sarah Avery Long
This talk will discuss the possibilities of a networked healthcare system, using technology
to provide high quality remote care by connecting healthcare providers in urban and rural
settings electronically.
“A Tele-Ultrasound System for Resource Limited Imaging”
Joshua Pyke
Researchers at Dartmouth College and the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center have
developed a low-cost system for performing real-time ultrasound examinations over great
distances, using a satellite-based Internet connection. The system and its applications in
rural and emergency medicine will be discussed.
“Telemedicine and E-Health in the 21st Century”
Ron Merrell
Dr. Merrell will start by defining telemedicine. He will provide an explanation of
technology and its limitations. He will discuss examples of present systems including
Equador and Russia. He will then address challenges to future Telemedicine programs,
the role of E-Health and the modern Electronic Medical Record.