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Program & speakers are subject to change
2018 Canadian Shoulder and Elbow Society Residents Course
February 1 - 3, 2018
University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre & The Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus
Social Events and Guest Rooms: Lowertown Brewery & Andaz Ottawa Byward Market Hotel
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Canadian Shoulder and Elbow Society
REGISTER TODAY!
Registration is available exclusively to R4 and R5 residents from a Canadian orthopaedic training program as well as upper extremity fellows.
To register for the CSES Course, please visit https://eventscpd.med.uottawa.ca/ and login or create your account. Once you are logged in, click on Programs
and search for "CSES". To complete your registration click on the event name, then click register now and follow the instructions on your screen.
Registration fees include breakfast, lunch and two nutrition breaks for each day of the conference. A daily shuttle from the Andaz Hotel to/from the course is
available to participants. Registration fees also include a ticket to both the welcome reception on January 31 and to the course dinner on February 1.
Registration Category (Early Bird Deadline: December 8, 2017) Early Bird Rate Standard Rate
Course Enrollment (PGY4, PGY5, Upper Extremity Fellows) $150 $180
Guest Dinner Ticket $75
Guest Reception Ticket $30
ACCOMMODATIONS
A block of rooms has been made available at the Andaz Byward Market Hotel located in the heart of the Byward Market. A group rate of $189/night has been
made available. Guest rooms can be booked online, using the link below. Rooms can be booked up until and including December 31, 2017. Participants are
responsible for all costs related to travel and accommodations to the course. Book online today! https://aws.passkey.com/e/49480723
COURSE LOCATION
The CSES Course will be taking place at the Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus (1053 Carling Ave) and the University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre, which
is also located on the Civic Campus (725 Parkdale Ave, 1st Floor). A block of rooms has been make available at the Andaz Byward Market Hotel (325
Dalhousie St). The CSES Course welcome reception will take place at Lowertown Brewery (73 York St), located minutes away from the Andaz Byward Market
Hotel. The CSES Course dinner will take place at the Andaz Byward Market Hotel in the Dalhousie Room.
ACCREDITATION
This event is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Canada, and approved by the University of Ottawa’s Office of Continuing Professional Development. You may claim a maximum of 13.75 hours
(credits are automatically calculated).
This activity is an Accredited Simulation Activity (Section 3) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Canada, and approved by the University of Ottawa’s Office of Continuing Professional Development. You may claim a maximum of 8.0 hours
(credits are automatically calculated).
QUESTIONS?
Please contact the University of Ottawa, Office of Continuing Professional Development by email (cpd@toh.ca) or phone (613.761.4480 x 1).
TERMS & CONDITIONS: Registration Policy: No registration form will be processed without the full registration fee included. Post-dated cheques are not accepted. Refunds less $75 administrative charge will be issued for cancellations received in
writing by December 8, 2017. No refunds will be issued for cancellations received after that date. Refund cheques will be sent after the event date. No exceptions. Course Presentations: To ensure course participants receive the most up-to-
date information and in an effort to lessen the environmental impact of our events, all available course materials will be posted to our website as soon as they become available. We cannot guarantee that all course materials will be posted on
the website. Disclosures: Speakers will be requested to disclose to the audience any real or apparent conflict(s) of interest that may have a direct bearing on the subject matter of this program. Freedom of Information and Privacy Act: This
information is protected and is being collected pursuant to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act of Ontario (RSO 1990). By registering with the University of Ottawa for its program or courses, you agree to the information.
The University of Ottawa is committed to maintaining and protecting the confidentiality and privacy of your personal information. Only authorized employees, whose official duties so require, are allowed to view your information. Cancellation
Policy: The University of Ottawa, CPD reserves the right to cancel courses. Registrants will be notified at the earliest possible date in the event of a cancellation. Registration fees for courses cancelled by the University of Ottawa, CPD will be
refunded; however the University of Ottawa, CPD will not be liable for any loss, damages or other expenses that such cancellation may cause. Program and speakers are subject to change.Canadian Shoulder and Elbow Society
January 31, 2018
7:00PM - 9:00PM Canadian Shoulder and Elbow Society Course Welcome Reception at Lowertown Brewery (73 York St )
February 1, 2018
7:00AM Shuttle Departs Andaz Byward Market Hotel to the Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus (1053 Carling Ave) Meet in Hotel Lobby
7:15AM Breakfast and Registration Amphitheatre Lobby
8:00AM Welcome and Introductions Amphitheatre
8:10AM Elbow Fracture Dislocations Panel Amphitheatre
8:10AM - 8:30AM Update on Radial Head Fractures
Describe current concepts involving radial head fractures; Demonstrate a sound and rational approach to non-surgical and surgical
decision making as it relates to radial head fractures; Discuss surgical techniques and implant options for ORIF and radial head
arthroplasty
8:30AM - 9:10AM Case Presentations Elbow Fracture Dislocations
Discuss treatment indications; Apply surgical decision making including surgical approach and surgical fixation techniques; Describe the
surgical indications and treatment of soft tissue injuries
9:10AM - 9:30AM Refreshment Break Kaminski Room
9:30AM - 9:45AM Transition to University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre and Change uOSSC
9:45AM - 12:45PM Wet Lab: Cuff/Bankart (Groups 1, 2, 3) Large Skills Room
Identify and mark key bony landmarks, including portal sites, around the shoulder; Carry out a diagnostic arthroscopy and identify key
anatomic structures; Insert bone anchors at appropriate locations for instability and rotator cuff repair; Evaluate and practice basic
suture management technique required to carry out a shoulder stabilization / cuff repair; Select and employ the proper knot tying tech
that is appropriate for specific pathology; select and employ appropriate suture position and repair construct
9:45AM - 12:45PM Elbow Case Sessions (Groups 4, 5, 6)
Elbow Fracture Dislocations Debrief Room 1
Describe current concepts of fracture dislocations of the elbow with a focus on identifying injury patterns, surgical approach and repair
techniques; Demonstrate a sound and rational approach to surgical decision making as it relates specific injury patterns; Describe the
clinical evidence to support different repair strategies and possible implications of each.
Elbow Ligament Injuries Debrief Room 2
Review clinical assessment and examination of these injuries. Apply treatment decision making with reference to prognostic factors and
biomechanical evidence; Describe the rationale and techniques of soft tissue/ligament repair
Distal Humeral Fractures Debrief Room 3
Describe prognostic factors, including fracture characteristics and fracture patterns; Review the current evidence for operative or
non-operative management of DHFs, demonstrate an approach to treatment decision making and understand expected outcomes;
Describe possible surgical complications related to ORIF, Hemi arthroplasty and TEA for fractures, and an approach to their
management
12:45PM - 1:45PM Networking Lunch Kaminski Room
1:45PM - 2:00PM Transition to University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre and Change uOSSC
Program & speakers are subject to changeCanadian Shoulder and Elbow Society
2:00PM– 5:00PM Shoulder Case Sessions (Groups 1, 2, 3)
Cuff Debrief Room 1
Describe current concepts involving basic science and the pathophysiology of rotator cuff disease with a focus on prognostic factors and
repair strategies; Demonstrate a sound and rational approach to surgical decision making as it relates to cuff pathology; Describe the
clinical evidence to support different repair strategies and possible implications of each; Explain the limitations of surgical cuff repair and
surgical and non-surgical alternatives to tendon repair
Instability Debrief Room 2
Apply surgical decision making with reference to decision tools that take known prognostic factors into account; Describe the rationale
and limitations of soft tissue repair strategies; Describe the rationale and risks of Latarjet repair and other bony procedures
Proximal Humeral Fractures Debrief Room 3
List the commonly used classification systems used for radiologic assessment of proximal humeral fractures; Describe prognostic factors,
including fracture characteristics and fracture patterns that may predict humeral head perfusion and subsequent AVN; Explain the
current evidence for operative or non-operative management of PHFs, demonstrate an approach to surgical decision making and to
understand expected surgical outcomes; Describe possible surgical complications related to ORIF and arthroplasty for fractures, and an
approach to their management
2:00PM - 5:00PM Wet Lab: Elbow Arthroscopy (Groups 4, 5, 6) Large Skills Room
Identify and mark key bony landmarks, including portal sites, around the elbow; Carry out a diagnostic arthroscopy and identify key
anatomic structures; Evaluate and practice basic elbow debridement techniques; perform tennis elbow release, anterior and posterior
capsular release, osteochondralplasty, and radial head excision; Perform lateral EDC and Kocher Approach; Perform medial pronator
split and FCU approach; Identify the location and anatomy of the LCL and MCL
5:00PM Shuttle Departs University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre to Andaz Byward Market Hotel (325 Dalhousie St)
7:00PM Canadian Shoulder and Elbow Society Course Dinner at the Andaz Byward Market Hotel Dalhousie Suite
February 2, 2018
7:00AM Shuttle Departs Andaz Byward Market Hotel to the Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus (1053 Carling Ave) Meet in Hotel Lobby
7:15AM Breakfast and Registration Kaminski Room
7:55AM Transition to the Ottawa Hospital Amphitheatre
8:00AM Welcome and Introductions Amphitheatre
8:10AM Shoulder RTC / Instability Amphitheatre
8:10AM - 8:40AM Update on RTC Tears
Describe current concepts involving basic science and the pathophysiology of rotator cuff disease with a focus on prognostic factors and
repair strategies; Demonstrate a sound and rational approach to surgical decision making as it relates to cuff pathology; Describe the
clinical evidence to support different repair strategies and possible implications of each; Explain the limitations of surgical cuff repair and
surgical and non-surgical alternatives to tendon repair
8:40AM - 9:10AM Update on Shoulder Instability
Apply surgical decision making with reference to decision tools that take known prognostic factors into account; Describe the rationale
and limitations of soft tissue repair strategies; Describe the rationale and risks of Latarjet repair and other bony procedures
9:10AM - 9:30AM Refreshment Break Kaminski Room
9:30AM - 9:45AM Transition to University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre and Change uOSSC
Program & speakers are subject to changeCanadian Shoulder and Elbow Society
9:45AM - 12:45PM Elbow Case Sessions (Groups 1, 2, 3)
Elbow Fracture Dislocations Debrief Room 1
Describe current concepts of fracture dislocations of the elbow with a focus on identifying injury patterns, surgical approach and repair
techniques; Demonstrate a sound and rational approach to surgical decision making as it relates specific injury patterns; Describe the
clinical evidence to support different repair strategies and possible implications of each.
Elbow Ligament Injuries Debrief Room 2
Review clinical assessment and examination of these injuries. Apply treatment decision making with reference to prognostic factors and
biomechanical evidence; Describe the rationale and techniques of soft tissue/ligament repair
Distal Humeral Fractures Debrief Room 3
Describe prognostic factors, including fracture characteristics and fracture patterns; Review the current evidence for operative or
non-operative management of DHFs, demonstrate an approach to treatment decision making and understand expected outcomes;
Describe possible surgical complications related to ORIF, Hemi arthroplasty and TEA for fractures, and an approach to their
management
9:45AM - 12:45PM Wet Lab: Cuff/Bankart (Groups 4, 5, 6) Large Skills Room
Identify and mark key bony landmarks, including portal sites, around the shoulder; Carry out a diagnostic arthroscopy and identify key
anatomic structures; Insert bone anchors at appropriate locations for instability and rotator cuff repair; Evaluate and practice basic
suture management technique required to carry out a shoulder stabilization / cuff repair; Select and employ the proper knot tying tech
that is appropriate for specific pathology; select and employ appropriate suture position and repair construct.
12:45PM - 1:45PM Networking Lunch Kaminski Room
1:45PM - 2:00PM Transition to University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre and Change uOSSC
2:00PM - 5:00PM Wet Lab: Elbow Arthroscopy (Groups 1, 2, 3) Large Skills Room
Identify and mark key bony landmarks, including portal sites, around the elbow; Carry out a diagnostic arthroscopy and identify key
anatomic structures; Evaluate and practice basic elbow debridement techniques; perform tennis elbow release, anterior and posterior
capsular release, osteochondralplasty, and radial head excision. Perform lateral EDC and Kocher Approach. Perform medial pronator
split and FCU approach. Identify the location and anatomy of the LCL and MCL
2:00PM– 5:00PM Shoulder Case Sessions (Groups 4, 5, 6)
Cuff Debrief Room 1
Describe current concepts involving basic science and the pathophysiology of rotator cuff disease with a focus on prognostic factors and
repair strategies; Demonstrate a sound and rational approach to surgical decision making as it relates to cuff pathology; Describe the
clinical evidence to support different repair strategies and possible implications of each; Explain the limitations of surgical cuff repair and
surgical and non-surgical alternatives to tendon repair
Instability Debrief Room 2
Apply surgical decision making with reference to decision tools that take known prognostic factors into account; Describe the rationale
and limitations of soft tissue repair strategies; Describe the rationale and risks of Latarjet repair and other bony procedures
Proximal Humeral Fractures Debrief Room 3
List the commonly used classification systems used for radiologic assessment of proximal humeral fractures; Describe prognostic factors,
including fracture characteristics and fracture patterns that may predict humeral head perfusion and subsequent AVN; Explain the
current evidence for operative or non-operative management of PHFs, demonstrate an approach to surgical decision making and to
understand expected surgical outcomes; Describe possible surgical complications related to ORIF and arthroplasty for fractures, and an
approach to their management
5:00PM Shuttle Departs University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre to Andaz Byward Market Hotel (325 Dalhousie St)
Program & speakers are subject to changeCanadian Shoulder and Elbow Society
February 3, 2018
7:00AM Shuttle Departs Andaz Byward Market Hotel to the Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus (1053 Carling Ave) Meet in Hotel Lobby
7:15AM Breakfast and Registration Kaminski Room
7:45AM Transition to the Ottawa Hospital Amphitheatre
7:50AM Welcome Back Amphitheatre
8:00AM Arthroplasty in Shoulder Arthritis Amphitheatre
8:00AM - 8:20AM TSA in Primary OA: Indications and Outcomes
Describe an approach to the arthritic glenoid and explain how technique and approach may alter survivorship; Describe the expected
clinical outcomes, risks and complications with a rational approach to management
8:20AM - 8:40AM Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty: Current Indications and Outcomes
Describe the design rationale for reverse arthroplasty; Describe the current indications and limitations/risks of the implants; Explain the
expected clinical outcomes and a rational approach to management
8:40AM - 9:00AM Biceps Tenodesis vs Tenotomy
Review indications and associated outcomes, when to select tenodesis or tenotomy; Review surgical technique
9:00AM - 9:40AM Case-Based Panel Discussion: Difficult Cases in Shoulder Arthroplasty Amphitheatre
9:40AM - 9:55AM Nutrition Break uOSSC
9:55AM - 10:00AM Transition to University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre and Change uOSSC
10:00AM - 12:00PM TSA Wet Lab (Groups 1, 2, 3) Large Skills Room
Perform a deltopectoral approach, Describe options for subscapularis management, and perform a subscapularis release using a
particular technique, Perform humeral preparation and implantation of a prosthesis, to perform glenoid exposure, bony preparation,
and implantation of a glenoid component
12:00PM - 1:00PM Test Your Shoulder IQ (Groups 1, 2, 3)
Answer questions on the workup, diagnosis, and treatment of common shoulder conditions including shoulder instability, arthritis,
trauma, and rotator cuff disease
10:00AM - 1:00PM Case Session (Groups 4, 5, 6)
Primary OA - Instructors Debrief Room 1
Describe the design concepts of 3rd generation implants and their theoretical advantage; Describe an approach to the arthritis glenoid
and explain how technique and approach may alter survivorship; Describe the expected clinical outcomes, risks and complications with a
rational approach to management
Cuff Tear Arthropathy Debrief Room 2
Describe the design rationale for reverse arthroplasty, Describe the current indications and limitations/risks of the implants, Explain the
expected clinical outcomes and a rational approach to management
Complications in Shoulder Arthroplasty Debrief Room 3
Describe the common complications encountered in shoulder arthroplasty, Describe a rational approach to management of
complications in shoulder arthroplasty; Explain the expected clinical outcomes of reverse shoulder arthroplasty and a rational approach
to management to rotator cuff tear arthropathy
1:00PM - 1:50PM Networking Lunch Kaminski Room
1:50PM - 2:00PM Transition to University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre and Change uOSSC
Program & speakers are subject to changeCanadian Shoulder and Elbow Society
2:00PM - 5:00PM Case Session (Groups 1, 2, 3)
Primary OA - Instructors Debrief Room 1
Describe the design concepts of 3rd generation implants and their theoretical advantage; Describe an approach to the arthritis glenoid
and explain how technique and approach may alter survivorship; Describe the expected clinical outcomes, risks and complications with
a rational approach to management
Cuff Tear Arthropathy Debrief Room 2
Describe the design rationale for reverse arthroplasty, Describe the current indications and limitations/risks of the implants, Explain the
expected clinical outcomes and a rational approach to management
Complications in Shoulder Arthroplasty Debrief Room 3
Describe the common complications encountered in shoulder arthroplasty, Describe a rational approach to management of
complications in shoulder arthroplasty; Explain the expected clinical outcomes of reverse shoulder arthroplasty and a rational approach
to management to rotator cuff tear arthropathy
2:00PM - 4:00PM TSA Wet Lab (Groups 4, 5, 6) Large Skills Room
Perform a deltopectoral approach, Describe options for subscapularis management, and perform a subscapularis release using a
particular technique, Perform humeral preparation and implantation of a prosthesis, to perform glenoid exposure, bony preparation,
and implantation of a glenoid component
4:00PM - 5:00PM Test Your Shoulder IQ (Groups 4, 5, 6) Small Skills Room
Answer questions on the workup, diagnosis, and treatment of common shoulder conditions including shoulder instability, arthritis,
trauma, and rotator cuff disease
5:00PM Shuttle Departs University of Ottawa, Skills and Simulation Centre to Andaz Byward Market Hotel (325 Dalhousie St)
5:30PM CSES Business Meeting (Faculty Only)
COURSE FACULTY
Confirmed Faculty Invited Faculty
Dr. Frederic Balg Dr. George Athwal
Dr. Ryan Bicknell Dr. Martin Bouliane
Dr. Aaron Bois Dr. Kenneth Faber
Dr. Patrick Chin Dr. Kevin Hildebrand
Dr. Darren Drosdowech Dr. Allan Liew
Dr. James Dubberly Dr. Peter MacDonald
Dr. Danny Goel Dr. Diane Nam
Dr. Patrick Henry Dr. Jason Old
Dr. Graham King Dr. Steven Papp
Dr. Peter Lapner Dr. Jeffrey Pike
Dr. Duncan MacKinlay Dr. Dominique Rouleau
Dr. J Pollock
Dr. Meaghan Rollins
Dr. David Sheps
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