Physicians, rehabilitation specialists, certified athletic trainers and others present weekly on the latest in orthopedic and sports medicine. Wide-ranging topics address primary care concerns affecting sports participation as well as surgical and non-surgical musculoskeletal conditions.

Grand Rounds is open to health professionals and students at no charge. Continuing education credits are available for physicians and certified athletic trainers. Physical therapists/assistants, occupational therapists, physician assistants and nurses may claim credit based on their individual state practice acts. Sports Medicine Grand Rounds is held Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30 a.m. 

During September and October 2009, Grand Rounds will be presented in the Brennan Center at the University of Minnesota Medical Center - Fairview, 2450 Riverside Ave., Minneapolis. The presentation will also be available via satellite at the Maple Grove Medical Center, 14500 99th Ave., N., Maple Grove, in the 2nd floor conference room.

New this year...
During November and December, Fairview Southdale Hospital, 6401 France Ave., S., Edina, will host the Sports Medicine Grand Rounds presentation in the International Room. The presentation will also be available via satellite at the University of Minnesota Riverside Brennan Center and at Maple Grove Medical Center.  

Grand Rounds presentations are not held during June, July or August.

Mark Your Calendar
2009/2010 Sports Medicine Weekly Grand Rounds
Wednesdays
7:30-8:15 a.m.   Conference
8:15-8:30 a.m.   Case Presentation

With questions or to request special accomodations contact Sara Bryan, sbryan1@fairview.org or Heidi Beckendorf, hbecken1@fairview.org
To receive a weekly email reminder, contact Heidi Beckendorf at hbecken1@fairview.org and include your name and title.

Fairview Health Services (MSM) is accredited by the Minnesota Medical Association (MMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

This educational activity is designated for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with their participation in the activity.

Fairview Rehab Services is recognized by the NATA Board of Certification, Inc., to offer continuing education (CE) for Certified Athletic Trainers (ATC). This program has been approved for a maximum of 1 hour of Category A CE.

2009
September 2009 - Host site - UMMC - Fairview, Riverside
9           Mononucleosis and Return to Sports
                Alex Noll, D.O., CAQ
                Fairview Sports and Orthopedic Care - Burnsville
16        Choose Your Parents Wisely: Sports Performance, Injury and Genes
                Robert Johnson, M.D., FACSM, CAQ
                University of Minnesota
23        Current ACL Rehab Concepts: From Prevention to Reconstruction
                Kecia Erickson, MS, PT, ATC  
                Director, Institute for Athletic Medicine
30        Management of SLAP Lesions
                David Brcka, M.D.
                 Orthopedic Sports Medicine Fellow, Fairview Health Services (MSM)
October 2009 - Host site - UMMC - Fairview, Riverside
7            Current Concepts in Posterolateral Knee Injuries
                Robert LaPrade, M.D., PhD
                University of Minnesota Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
14          Journal Club - Riverside Location Only
21          Low Back Pain in the Athlete
                 Joseph Perra, M.D.
                 Twin Cities Spine Center
28          Scary Cases in Sports Medicine  
November 2009 - Host site - Fairview Southdale Hospital - International Room
4              Hip Rehabilitation: FAI and Arthroscopy
                  Toni Dauwalter, PT
                   Accelerated Sports Therapy & Fitness
11             Exertional Compartment Syndrome
                   Casey Johnston, M.D.
                  Orthopedic Sports Medicine Fellow, Fairview Health Services (MSM)
18            Sports Medicine Emergencies
                   Carter Muench, M.D.
                   Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellow
                   Hennepin County Medical Center
25            No Conference
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If a past conference is of interest to you, please call 612-273-6490.
May 2009
5           NOTE THIS SESSION ONLY is held TUESDAY, May 5, 7-8 a.m. 
             Park Plaza Auditorium @ Riverside
             TRIA Orthopaedic Center will broadcast their presentation to our audience.
             Female Athletic Injuries. Anne Moore, MD, CAQ
13         Elbow OCD Lesions. Corey Wulf, MD
20         Athlete Shoulder & Elbow - FAQ Clinical Mysteries. Michael Freehill, MD
27         No Conference
April 2009
1           PCL Injuries in the Knee. Matt Asuma, PT, MSM PT Resident
8           Women's Hockey. David Tapper, MD, HCMC Fellow
15         The Infected ACL: Diagnosis, Management & Outcomes. David Anderson, MD
22         Journal Club * Brennan Center location only
29         No Conference
March 2009
4          FAI: The Basics. Corey Wulf, MD- MSM Fellow
11        Hip/Pelvis Stress Fractures. Christopher Larson, MD
            Note this presentation will be broadcast live to TRIA Orthopaedic Center
18        Bone Basics for Sports Medicine. Suzanne Hecht, MD
25        Interactive Gaming. Fun, Yes!  And Clinically Relevant.
             Ron Tabaddor, MD, Minnesota Sports Medicine Fellow
February 2009
4           Lisfranc Injuries of the Foot. J. Chris Coetzee, MD
11         Heel Pain in the Athlete. John Flores. MD- HCMC Fellow
18         Journal Club * Brennan Center location only
25         No conference  (AAOS)
January 2009
7          Cauliflower Ear Treatment Options: “ Why Chicks Don’t Dig Big Ears!” 
             BJ Anderson, MD
14        A Surgeon’s Perspective on Elbow Tendinopathy. Greg Lervick, MD
21        Lower Extremity Functional Assessment, Progression, and Return to Sport.
             Paul Solie, PT, SCS
28        Running Injuries: The Road to the Olympics. Amy Oldenburg, MD - HCMC Fellow
December 2008
3            Peroneal Tendon Injuries. Patrick Ebeling, MD
10          When Young Athletes Can't Run - Popliteal Entrapment Syndrome.
               William Omlie, MD
17          Meniscal Allografts. Brad Nelson, MD
24          No Conference
31          No Conference
November 2008
5            Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee. Ron Tabaddor, MD
               Minnesota Sports Medicine Fellow
12          Groin Injuries in the Athlete. Michael Broton, MD
               Hennepin County Medical Center Fellow
19          Upper Extremity DVTs. Grant Morrison, MD, CAQ & J. Ernesto Molina, MD PhD
26          No Conference
October 2008
1            Acute Injuries about Knee in Skeletally Immature Athletes. Corey Wulf, MD
              Minnesota Sports Medicine Fellow
8            Got Research?, M. Russell Giveans, PhD
15          Journal Club (Brennan Center Location Only)
22          Evidence Based Treatment of Low Back Pain. John Groves, DPT
29          Scary Cases in Sports Medicine.
               Rob Johnson, MD, FACSM; Grant Morrison, MD, CAQ
September 2008
3            Update on Injectables for Tendinopathy. Rob Johnson, MD, CAQ
10          Notes from Beijing - Olympics 2008. Sheldon Burns, MD
17          Issues Regarding ACL Revision. Christie Heikes, MD
24          The Disabled Athlete. Ron Tabaddor, MD 
               Minnesota Sports Medicine Fellow
May 2008
7             Journal club
14           ABCs of the NFL. Eric Sugarman, ATC
21           The Athlete's Shoulder: From the sideline or OR. Micheal Freehill, MD
28           No Conference
April 2008
2             Painful ankle sprains: causes of residual pain. Fernando Pena, MD
9             No conference. 10th Annual MSM Spring Conference, April 11-12
16           Nerve entrapment syndromes. Ben Nelson, MD
23           MR Imaging 101. Kevin Snyder, MD
30           Psychology of the injured athlete. Rob Johnson, MD
March 2008
5             ASTYM: A Treatment System for Tendinopathies and Fibrosis. Bryan Mayol, M.D.
12           Snowboarding Injuries. Jason Lunden, DPT
19           Pediatric Lower Extremity Injuries. Mehul Taylor, MD
26           AMSSM. No Conference 
February 2008
6              All You Ever Wanted to Know about Menisci. Christie Heikes, MD
13            Rotator Cuff Repairs: Diagnosis and Management. Greg Lervick, MD
20            Cycling Injuries. Heather Edwards, MD
27            Women's Soccer Injuries: What's the Difference? Brad Moser, M.D.
December 2007
5             Vocal Cord Dysfunction: Paradoxical Vocal Cord Motion. Rob Silver, MD
12           Ligamentous Injuries of the Knee. Mehul Taylor, MD
19            "It's Just a Rash: Don't Worry About It!" The Recognition, Treatment and
                Prevention of Skin Infections in Wrestling. BJ Anderson, MD
26           No Conference
November 2007
7             Sudden Death in Athletes. Pierce Vatterott, MD
14           Legal Issues in Sports Medicine. Michelle Gorman McNerney, MD
21           No Conference
28           Upper Extremity Injuries in Wrestling. Greg Lervick, MD
October 2007
3            Evaluation and Treatment of Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries.
               Mehul Taylor, MD
10          Journal Club. Review articles discussing advances in sports medicine.
17          Superior Labral Lesions of the Shoulder: Who Do We Fix?
               L. Pearce McCarty, MD 
24          Ankle Instability. Christie Heikes, MD
31          Scary Things in Sports Medicine. Christopher Larson, M
               Greg Lervick, MD   Grant Morrison, MD, CAQ
September 2007
5            Physical Therapy Overview of Lower Extremity Kinetic Chain Exercises.
              Paul Niemuth, PT, DSc, OCS, SCS, ATC
12         Treatment of Acute Displaced Clavicle Fractures:
              Operative vs. Non-operative Techniques. Edward Kelly, MD
19          U of M Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Mental Health Triage
              and Sports Psychology. Moira Novak, MS, ATC, and Nancy Andries Cullen, PsyD  
26          Highlights: World University Games-Bangkok, Thailand, August 2007.
              Sheldon Burns, MD