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What'sNewinMay2017!IntheMay2017editionofSidelinesyouwillfindthefollowingcontent:
PresidentLetter:WrittenbyJeffreyBytomski,DO,FAOASMAthletesintheArtsUpdate:WrittenbyRebeccahRodriguez,DOTheDO:InMemoriam,JohnFinley,DOHighlightsfromthe2017ClinicalConferenceJournalArticleSpotlight:ClinicalJournalofSportsMedicineJournalArticleSpotlight:BritishJournalofSportsMedicine
FromthePresident:JeffreyBytomski,DO,FAOASMIhopeeveryonemadeithomesafelyfromanotherfunandeducationalAnnualClinicalConferenceinLasVegas.IambothhonoredandhumbledtoserveasyournewpresidentoftheAOASM.IwanttothankRobFranksforservingourorganizationsowelloverthelastyear.HecontinuestosetthebarhighandIhopetocontinuetoprogressourorganizationforwardthroughthisyear,especiallywiththegraduatemedicaleducationtransition.AOASMiswellpositionedtobealeaderduringthiscrucialtime.
IwouldalsohopewealllookbackduringoureducationandembracetheOsteopathicTenetsasthefoundation
aswecareforourpatients:
Thebodyisaunit;thepersonisaunitofbody,mind,andspirit.Thebodyiscapableofself-regulation,self-healing,andhealthmaintenance.Structureandfunctionarereciprocallyinterrelated.Rationaltreatmentisbaseduponanunderstandingofthebasicprinciplesofbodyunity,self-regulation,andtheinterrelationshipofstructureandfunction.
Theseprincipleshelpsetusapartaswecareforourpatientsaspeople.Asmanyofyouknow,Iamahugeproponentofeatingwellandmovingeverydayasthesetwothingsfallrightinlinewithourtenetsandshouldhelpguideourpatientstofindhealthandnotwaittotreatdisease.
SomehighlightsfromtheAOASMAnnualClinicalConferenceinclude:
1. WayneEnglishreceivedtheinauguralMentoroftheYearAward.Icouldnotthinkofanyoneelsemoreworthytoreceivethisinauguralaward.Hehastouchedsomanyinapositivewayandembodiesthequalityofhealerandteacherlikenooneelse.
2. Wewelcomeournewrecipientsoftheawardoffellow:WarrenBodine,DanielClearfield,JohnHill,JasonSmith,andMelissaTabor.
3. Wehadarecordnumberofcaseandresearchsubmissionsforthisyear’smeeting.Ourcaseandresearchpresentationwinners:NathanFitton,ShaunGarff,JamesDocherty,andAaronLeePrice.
ThatleadsuslookingforwardtoourAOASMsessionsOctober7-9atOMED2017inPhiladelphia.Dr.Kuprevichwillchairthemeetingthisyearandwillhaveanotheroutstandinglineupofspeakers.DonotforgettomarksportsmedicinewhenyouregisterforthemeetingsoweobtaincreditfromtheAOAforthosewhoattend.
Assummerstartssoon,Ihopeyouallfindsometimetospendwithfriendsandfamilytorechargeforthefall.Ilookforwardtoservingyouduringtheupcomingyear.PleaseletmeknowanywaytheAOASMcanserveyoubetterovertheyear.ThenewandimprovedAOASMwebsitewillalsobelivesoon,whichwillgiveusfurtherwaystocommunicateandaddvaluetoyourmembership.
Sincerely,
Jeff
JeffreyBytomski,DO,FAOASM
President,AmericanOsteopathicAcademyofSportsMedicine
AthletesandtheArtsWrittenby:RebeccahRodriguez,DO
MusicianMSK411:TheBasics
Musicismedicine.“Musicislife…thatiswhyourheartshavebeats.”InstrumentalmusiciansareaspecialriskgroupforMSKinjuries.Overusesyndromeaccountsfor50%ofmusicalinstrumentplayerinjuries.ThegreatestriskofMSinjuryoccurswhenchangingatechniqueorusinganewinstrument,andwithprolongedplayingwithinadequaterest.
Musiciansallhavedifferentposturestoupholddependingonwhattypeofmusicalinstrumentplayed.TheMSKinjuriesalsocanresultfromfactorssuchasincorrectposture,non-ergonomictechnique,excessiveforce,overuse,poorlighting,andinsufficientrest.Manyexamplesinclude:practicingforaperformanceorperfectinganewtechnicallydifficultpiece.Mostinjuriesareduetostaticloadingandrepetitiveactivity,andunevenholdingofonepositionformanyminutesatatime.
Hereisalistofcommonailmentsandtheirassociatedinstruments:
1.Cervicalgia:violin,percussion,cello
2.Upperextremityhand:clarinet,oboe,percussion
3.Upperextremityshoulder:flute
4.Forearmtendinitis:violin,viola,cello,woodwinds
5.Lumbago:doublebass,bassoon,brasssection
ThisspecialpopulationofmusiciansisagreatexampleofhowDOscanuseOsteopathiceducation,evaluation,andtreatmentskills!Pleasedon’tforgettoexamineforoverallbodyhabits,fitness,andnutritionalhabits.Whengradingseverityofinjuryinmusicians,itishelpfultousethestandardsystemasfollows:
•Grade1:consistentpaininonesiteonplayingthenresolveswhennotplayinginstrument.
•Grade2:paininmultiplesites.+TTP,transientweaknessorlossofcontrol.
•Grade3:paininmultiplesitescausingpainwithandwithoutinstrumentuse.Mayhaveweakness,lossofcontrol,andlossofdexterity.
•Grade4:grade3+ADL’scausingpain.
•Grade5:grade4+lossofcapacityofhandbecauseofdisablingpain.
TheDO:InMemoriam,JohnFinley,DOJohnFinley,DO,88,passedonApril27,2017.Dr.Finley,whoservedasteamphysicianfortheDetroitRedWingsformorethan40years,hadalegendaryreputationintheNHL,especiallyforhissupremesuturingskills,accordingtoanarticlepublishedintheDetroitFreePress.
Beforethedaysofhockeymasksandprotectivepadding,Dr.Finleywasresponsibleforsettingbrokenbones,relievingplayers’pain,andstitchinguptheirwounds,takingspecialcaretoavoidpermanentnervedamage.
WhenDr.Finleyretiredin2003,hewrote"HockeytownDoc:AHalf-CenturyofRedWingsStoriesfromHowetoYzerman."
TheDOlastspokewithDr.FinleyatOMED2012wherehewasautographingcopiesof"HockeytownDoc."
“Ourgoalwastohavethepatientsappreciatewhatweweredoingforthemandcometousimmediatelywhentheyhadaproblem,”saidDr.Finley.
Andappreciatehim,theydid.IntheforewordtoDr.Finley’sbook,prominentDetroitRedWingsplayer,Gordie"Mr.Hockey"Howe,wrotethathisphysicianwasahero.
“Hewasourpsychologistandconfidante,helpingusnavigatethedemandsofbeingfathers,husbands,andsportsfigures,”saidHowe.Readmore...
2017ClinicalConferenceHighlights
TheAOASMheldits32ndAnnualClinicalConferenceinLasVegas,Nevada,onMay1-6,2017.Meetinghighlightsincluded:
Therewere309attendees,55ofwhomwerestudents.Therewere24.5Category1ACMEcredits,2.0Category2BCMEcredits,andupto23.25hoursofBOCcreditsavailabletoearn.Thepreconferenceworkshoponultrasoundtechniquebroughtin36participantsforthediagnosticworkshopand38fortheproceduresworkshop.Therewere13vendorsintheExhibitHall.Therewere22participantsinthefirsteverAOASMShirtSwap.Countlessvolunteerhoursweregiventomakethisconferenceasuccess!
AhugeTHANKYOUgoesouttoallwhohelpedplanandcametoparticipateintheAOASM32ndAnnualConference!Clickthebuttonbelowformoregreatphotosandvideosfromthisyear'sconference!
2017ClinicalConferencePhotos
JournalArticleSpotlight:ClinicalJournalofSportMedicine
DoesKinesiologyTapingImprovetheEarlyPostoperativeOutcomeinAnteriorCruciateLigamentReconstruction?ARandomizedControlledStudy
Objective:Theefficacyofkinesiologytapinginarthroscopickneesurgeryhasnotbeenreported.Theobjectiveofthisstudyistoinvestigatetheefficacyofkinesiologytapingintheearlypostoperativephaseafteranteriorcruciateligamentreconstruction(ACLR).Wehypothesizedthatkinesiologytapingreduceskneepainandswellingandimproveskneerangeofmovementandfunctionaloutcome.
Design:Randomizedcontrolledstudy.
Setting:PrimaryInstitutionalHospital.
Patients:SixtysubjectswhounderwentanelectiveACLRwithorwithoutconcurrentmeniscectomywererandomizedintointervention(withkinesiologytapingpostsurgery)andcontrolgroups.
Interventions:Subjectsfrombothgroupsreceivedstandardizedpostoperativephysiotherapy.Subjectsfromtheinterventiongroupreceivedadditionalkinesiologytapingonthefirstandsecondweekspostsurgery,eachapplicationlasting5days.
MainOutcomeMeasures:Painvisualanaloguescore(VAS),totalrangeofmotion(ROM)oftheknee,Lysholm–Tegnerscale,andmidpatellacircumferentialgirthweremeasuredbeforethesurgeryandatthefirst,second,andsixthweekpostsurgery.
Results:Withineachgroup,statisticallysignificantdifferenceswerefoundinallstudyparametersinbothgroups.Comparisonofthestudyparametersbetweenbothgroupsrevealednostatisticalsignificanceatvarioustimepointsexceptthereductionofpaininthetapinggroupintheearlypostoperativephase(betweenthefirstandsecondweek)(P<0.05).
Conclusions:Thisisthefirstrandomizedcontrolledstudyinvestigatingtheefficacyofkinesiologytapinginarthroscopickneesurgery.OurstudyshowedthatkinesiologytapingreducedpainintheearlypostoperativeperiodafterACLR.Therewasnostatisticalsignificanceinthereductionofswellingorimprovementofkneescoreandtotalrangeofmotionwithkinesiologytaping.Readmore...
JournalArticleSpotlight:BritishJournalofSportsMedicine
Consensusstatementonconcussioninsport--the5thinternationalconferenceonconcussioninsportheldinBerlin,October2016
The2017ConcussioninSportGroup(CISG)consensusstatementisdesignedtobuildontheprinciplesoutlinedinthepreviousstatements1–4andtodevelopfurtherconceptualunderstandingofsport-relatedconcussion(SRC)usinganexpertconsensus-basedapproach.Thisdocumentisdevelopedforphysiciansandhealthcareproviderswhoareinvolvedinathletecare,whetheratarecreational,eliteorprofessionallevel.Whileagreementexistsontheprincipalmessagesconveyedbythisdocument,theauthorsacknowledgethatthescienceofSRCisevolvingandthereforeindividualmanagementandreturn-to-playdecisionsremainintherealmofclinicaljudgement.
Thisconsensusdocumentreflectsthecurrentstateofknowledgeandwillneedtobemodifiedasnewknowledgedevelops.ItprovidesanoverviewofissuesthatmaybeofimportancetohealthcareprovidersinvolvedinthemanagementofSRC.Thispapershouldbereadinconjunctionwiththesystematicreviewsandmethodologypaperthataccompanyit.Firstandforemost,thisdocumentisintendedtoguideclinicalpractice;however,theauthorsfeelthatitcanalsohelpformtheagendaforfutureresearchrelevanttoSRCbyidentifyingknowledgegaps.Readmore...
May30,2017
AOASMBOARDOFDIRECTORS
ExecutiveCommittee
JeffBytomski,DO,FAOASMPresident
JohnDougherty,DO,FAOASMPresident-Elect
ShawnKerger,DO,FAOASMFirstVicePresident
WilliamKuprevich,DO,FAOASMSecondVicePresident
RebeccahRodriguez,DOSecretary/Treasurer
R.RobFranks,DO,FAOASMImmediatePastPresident
BoardofDirectors
WarrenBodine,DO
BlakeBoggess,DO,FAOASM
DanielClearfield,DO,MS
AlKozar,DO,FAOASM
KathrynLambert,DO,FAOASM
AndrewT.Martin,DO,MBA,FAOASM
KateQuinn,DO
MichaelSampson,DO,FAOASM
StephenSteele,DO,FAOASM
PriscillaTu,DO,FAOASM
AssociateContacts
MichaelHenehanCJSMEditor
ExecutiveDirector
SusanRees
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