Caring for the Injured Rodeo
Athlete
December 7-8, 2015
The South Point Hotel
Las Vegas, Nevada
SPONSORED BY
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Office of Continuing Medical Education
Course Director
Steven J. Morgan, MD
Faculty
Tandy Freeman MD, Clark Duchene MD
Michael S. George MD, Trigg McClellan MD
Travis Kieckbusch MD, Chris Dolan MD
Mike Rich PTA, ATC, Rick Foster MS, ATC
Jason Stoneback MD, Chad Smidt ATC
Tony Marek, ATC, Shawn Ready, MS, ATC
Travis Chipman ATC, Mandi Elder EdD, ATC
Byron King MD, Tanya Eileen Watson, ATC/L
Kim O’Connell ATC/L, Alissa Wicklund, PhD,
Shayla Foster, MS, ATC, Eric T. Spier, MD
Tom Fagan PT, ATC, Kevin Taylor, PT, ATC
Cindy Schonholtz-JCCF
Course Description
This program will provide attendees with the
knowledge to provide care for the most common
injuries sustained by the rodeo athlete. It will cover
acute care, late reconstruction and preventative
methods to limit injury in the rodeo athlete. The
meeting is intended for physicians, athletic trainers,
and allied health personnel who participate in the
medical care of the rodeo athlete in their local
community, or provide medical coverage at local,
regional and national rodeos. The meeting will have
a special emphasis on case based learning with the
addition of case based panel discussion as well.
Ample time for questions and discussion guided by
experienced moderators is also provided.
Learning Objectives
This CME activity is designed to help the attendee
reach a baseline knowledge level about a wide
variety of injuries seen in the rodeo athlete. This
will help the attendee develop treatment protocols
and prevention strategies when caring for these
athletes that is consistent with other providers
participating in the care of the rodeo athlete. At the
conclusion of this program, the participants
should be able to:
1. Identify the rodeo athlete with a head injury, and
develop a treatment plan.
2. Assess the potential benefits of preventative
taping, bracing and other measures to prevent
injuries.
3. Develop protocols for the management of both
life threatening injuries and chronic conditions in
rodeo.
4. Develop protocols for the management of rodeo
injuries including but not limited to hip injury, head
and facial injuries, upper extremity and shoulder
injuries, ACL injuries and non-traumatic conditions
commonly evaluated in a rodeo athlete.
Accreditation
The University of Colorado School of Medicine is
accredited by the Accreditation Council for
Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to
provide continuing medical education for
physicians.
The University of Colorado School of Medicine
designates this live activity for a maximum of
____AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians
should claim only the credit commensurate with the
extent of their participation in the activity. The
University of Colorado School of Medicine is
recognized by the Board of Certification, Inc. to
offer continuing education for Certified Athletic
Trainers. This program has been approved for a
maximum of ______hours of Category A
continuing education. Certified Athletic Trainers
are responsible for claiming only those hours
actually spent participating in the continuing
education activity.
Cancellation/Refunds: The full conference tuition
is refundable, less a $50 processing fee, if your
cancellation is received, in writing, by 11-30-15.
(The $50 processing fee is nonrefundable
regardless of the reason for cancellation.) Refunds
will not be granted after this time or for nonattendance.
Location
The South Point Hotel
Rodeo Sports Medicine
Conference
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ACT STATEMENT
Registration Fee - MD, DO, DC, PhD:
PA, PT, NP, RN:
ATC, LAT, OTC, EMT, LMT:
$250.00
$150.00
$100.00
The registration fee includes syllabus and CME
certificate or certificate of attendance for nonphysicians. Registration Form Attached.
Please indicate if you have any need for auxiliary aids or
special assistance services
For More Information
Contact the Course Director Steven Morgan
e-mail: [email protected]
or
Course Coordinator Mindy Rich
e-mail: [email protected]
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2015 Rodeo Sports Medicine Conference
Day 1 December 7, 2015
7:55 to 8:00: Opening Comments/Review of Objectives/Disclosures—Steve Morgan, MD
8:00am to 9:00am: Rodeo Specific Research Presentations and Opportunities to Improve Continuity and
Access to Care
Moderator: Mike Rich, PTA, ATC
Mandi Elder, EdD, ATC– Evaluation of Concussion Data Reported to the Justin Boots Sports Medicine Team From 2011 to
2014 (15 Min)
Shawn Ready, MS, ATC— Riding Hand and its Effect on Postural Sway and Center of Gravity in PRCABull Riders. (15 Min)
Rick Foster, MS, ATC – Improving Continuity and Consistency In The Traveling Rodeo Athlete How To Keep Them on
Road to Recovery (15 Min)
Cindy Schonholtz Director JCCF – Financial Resources available for the Injured Cowboy (15 min)
9:00am to 10:15pm: Upper Extremity Injuries & Hip Problems
Moderator: Byron King, MD
Byron King, MD - Joint Dislocations frequently seen in Rodeo Riders Diagnosis and Treatment (15 Min)
Steve Morgan, MD – Follow up ON Comminuted Olecranon Fracture from the hoof of a Horse Complicated by Infection
(5 Min)
Steve Morgan, MD – Radial Head Fracture with Associated Coranoid Fracture in a Roper (10Min)
Travis Kieckbusch, MD- Case of carpometacarpal dislocation in bullfighter (10 Min)
Tanya Eileen Watson, ATC Kim O’Connell, ATC- Pubic Rami Fracture in a Tie Down Roper (10 Min)
Chris Dolan, MD– Femoracetabular Impingement and Hip Arthroscopy (20 Min)
Q&A 5 Min
10:15am to 10:30: Break-Visit Exhibitors
10:30am to 11:30am: Injuries of the Face and Thighs
Travis Chipman, ATC - Facial injuries in Bull Riders, Report of 2 Cases Field management and Airway Protection (10 Min)
Rick Foster, MS, ATC – Facial Fracture in a Bull Rider Treatment and The decision to continue to compete with facial
protection (10 Min)
Jason W. Stoneback, MD- Traumatic Ear Lacerations - evaluation and management. (10Min)
Tanya Eileen Watson, ATC Kim O’Connell, ATC - Myositis Ossificans of the Quad in a Rough Stock Rider Differential
Diagnosis (15 min)
Travis Kieckbusch, MD – Case of heterotopic ossification in a bronc rider requiring surgical Excision Treatment and
Prevention
11:30am to 12:00pm: ACL Panel Discussion Case Based Discussion Led By the Moderator on The Care and
Treatment of the Injured Rodeo Athlete with an ACL Injury from Diagnosis to the Return to Competition (30
Min)
Moderator Clark Duchene, MD
Panel Prospective Panel Tandy Freeman MD, Mike Rich PTA, ATC , Chad Smidt ATC
12:00 pm to 12:15pm: Special Announcements Tandy Freeman, MD
12:15pm to 1:00pm: Lunch
1:00pm to 2:00pm: Shoulder Injuries and Case Based panel Discussion
Moderator: Tandy Freeman, MD
Michael S. George, MD –Anterior shoulder instability with RTC Tear and Labral Tear in a Bull Rider (15 min)
Michael S. George, MD -28 year old bronc rider with a shoulder HAGL lesion treated arthroscopically (15 Min)
Case Panel Discussion (30 Min)
Case Presenter Clark Duchene, MD – Anterior Shoulder Instability Non Operative Management, Surgical Indications,
Technique, Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Panel Prospective Panel Tandy Freeman MD, Mike Rich PTA, ATC, Michael S George, MD
2:00 to 2:15pm: Break-Visit Exhibitors
2:15pm to 3:30pm: Head Trauma and Recovery
Moderator: Trigg McClellan, MD
Trigg McClellan, MD - Cervical Disc Herniation in a Bareback Rider: Case Report with Pre and Post Ride MRI, G-Force
Calculations, and Recommendations for Treatment. (10 Min)
Alissa Wicklund, PhD, Shayla Foster, MS, ATC – Concussion vs Vestibular Disorder a Case of a bull rider with a Head Injury
– Focus on Differential Diagnosis. (20 Min)
Eric T. Spier, MD– Brain Injury in the Bull Rider a Focus on Treatment and Recovery (30Min)
Q&A 15 Min
3:30 Adjourn for Day
Day 2 December 8, 2015
7:55 to 8:00: Opening Comments—Mike Rich, PTA, ATC
8:00am to 9:30am: Treatment Presentation and Breakout Session Section 1
Moderator: Mike Rich, PTA, ATC
Tony Marek, ATC – Manual Muscle Techniques with Muscle Energy General Overview and Indications (15 min)
Participants Separate into 3 groups and rotate to the three breakout demonstration sections
Tony Marek, ATC – MMT Muscle Energy Cervical (20 MIN)
Tom Fagan, PT, ATC – MMT Muscle Energy Thoracic (20 MIN)
Kevin Taylor, PT, ATC – MMT Muscle Energy Lumbar (20 MIN)
Group Reconvenes for Panel Discussion Q&A
Panel Q&A – Instructors and Moderator Mike Rich, PTA, ATC (15 Min)
9:30am to 9:45: Break-Visit Exhibitors
9:45am to 11:00am: Treatment Breakout Session Section 2
Moderator: Rick Foster, MS, ATC
Participants Separate into 3 groups and rotate to the three breakout demonstration sections
Rick Foster, MS, ATC and Mike Rich PTA, ATC – Rodeo Specific Protective Bracing with Moldable Plastic Material (20
MIN)
Chad Smidt, ATC – Rodeo Specific Taping Techniques of the unstable Knee and Elbow (20 MIN)
Dr. Alissa Wicklund, PhD, Shayla Foster, MS, ATC and Trigg McClellan, MD – Vestibular Ocular-motor Screening (20 MIN)
Group Reconvenes for Panel Discussion Q&A
Panel Q&A – Instructors and Moderator Rick Foster, MS, ATC(15 Min)
11:00am to 11:15am: Course Wrap UP, Q&A, Evaluations
Moderator: Steve Morgan, MD
11:15am: Course Adjourns