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Department of Orthopaedic Surgery University of California, San Francisco

“The State of the Department”

• rthosurg.ucsf.edu

Thomas Parker Vail, M.D. Professor and Chairman Department of Orthopaedic Surgery

Jesse B. Jupiter, M.D. LeRoy C. Abbott Professor David R. Mauerhan, M.D. Verne T. Inman Lecturer

Abbott Society Officers

John Costouros, M.D. President Cris Strotz, M.D. Secretary & Treasurer Michael MacAvoy, M.D. and Christopher Lehman, M.D. Program Chairs Thomas Vail, M.D. Professor and Chairman UCSF

Sponsors and Benefactors

Exhibitors Acumed Baxter Biosurgery DePuy Synthes Joint Reconstruction Mitek Sports Medicine Orthofix, Inc. Pacific Medical, Inc. Sanofi Biosurgery Smith & Nephew, Inc. Stryker Orthopedics Tornier Zimmer Educational Grants DePuy Synthes Mitek Sports Medicine Zimmer, Inc.

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Our Mission

The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery will provide the highest quality of patient care, conduct innovative clinical, basic science, and translational research, and train the next generation of global leaders in Orthopaedic surgery.

55 Faculty Members

Clinical Programs

Arthroplasty Kevin Bozic, M.D. Harry Jergesen, M.D. Erik Hansen, M.D. Alfred Kuo, M.D., Ph.D. Michael Ries, M.D. Thomas Vail, M.D. Arthritis/ Cartilage Injury Hubert Kim, M.D., Ph.D. Foot and Ankle Richard Coughlin, M.D. Kirstina Olson, M.D. Landrus Pfeffinger, M.D. Hand Mohana Amirtharajah, M.D. Lisa Lattanza, M.D. Scott Hansen, M.D. Mathias Masem, M.D. Oncology Richard O’Donnell, M.D. Orthotics and Prosthetics Matthew Garibaldi, C.P.O. Sports Medicine Christina Allen, M.D. W . Dilworth Cannon, M.D. Nicholas Colyvas, M.D. Alexis Dang, M.D., PhD Brian Feeley, M.D. Anthony Luke, M.D.

• C. Benjamin Ma, M.D.

Carlin Senter, M.D. Trauma Utku Kandemir,M.D. Nicholas Lee, M.D. Meir Marmor, M.D. Amir Matityahu,M.D.

• R. Trigg McClellan,M.D.

Eric Meinberg, M.D. Murat Pekmezci, M.D. Theodore Miclau,M.D. Saam Morshed, M.D. Nicole Strauss, M.D. Pediatrics Eliana Delgado, M.D. Mohammad Diab, M.D. Nirav Pandya, M.D. Coleen Sabatini, M.D. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Sibel Demir-Deviren, M.D. Masato Nagao, M.D. Lisa Pascual, M.D. Podiatry Monara Dini, D.P.M. Diana Werner, D.P.M. Skeletal Health Aenor Sawyer, M.D. Spine Sigurd Berven, M.D. Shane Burch, M.D. Alan Dang, M.D. Vedat Deviren, M.D. Serena S. Hu, M.D. Bobby K-B Tay, M.D.

Sacramento and North

• Shriners Hospital for

Children, Sacramento

• Pediatric Orthopaedics
• Enloe Medical Center, Chico
• Orthopaedic Trauma

Northbay

• Marin County
• Pediatric Orthopaedics
• Spine
• Primary Care Sports

Medicine

• Sonoma County
• Pediatric Orthopaedics

South Bay

• SOAR Clinic, Redwood City
• San Jose Regional Medical

Center

Affiliations

East Bay

• Children’s Hospital Oakland
• Children’s Hospital Clinic,

Walnut Creek

• San Ramon
• Alameda/ Oakland
• Hand/ Upper

Extremity San Francisco

• PROS Clinics @ St. Marys
• Plastics and

Orthopaedic Trauma

• St. Luke’s
• Orthopaedic Trauma

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• Rosanna Wustrack, M.D.

Orthopaedic Oncology

• Michael Coughlin, M.D.

Foot and Ankle

• Sports Medicine, 2014
• Stem Cell Scientist, 2015
• Foot and Ankle 2014
• Pediatrics 2014

Recruitment Focus on Education

Education committee Program Direction

Focus on Education

Simulation High fidelity evaluation

Conferences/ Events

58th Annual LeRoy C. Abbott Lectureship 8th Annual Orthopaedic Trauma Course 8th Annual Spine Symposium 6th Annual Sports Medicine: Sports Injury and Rehabilitation Conference 5th International Conference: Advances in Orthopaedic Osseointegration 6th Advances in Arthroplasty – Satellite Conference 3rd Annual Practical Course in Advanced Spinal Techniques 2nd Annual Chairman’s Lecture Wednesday Morning Grand Rounds Hosting/ Sponsorship of Groups ABC Fellows - AOA Insall Fellows- Knee Society AOA/ ASEAN Travelling Fellows ORS Travelling Fellows AOSSM/APOSSM Travelling fellows Patellofemoral Travelling Fellowship

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Residents 2012-2013

PGY-1: JEFFREY BARRY University of California San Francisco DEBBIE DANG University of Rochester CHRISTOPHER LANGHAMMER University of Medicine & Dentistry

• f New Jersey

MICAH NAIMARK Oregon Health & Science University JEREMY SHAW Case Western Reserve University ZACHARY THIELEN University of Hawaii KURT YUSI Jefferson Medical College PGY-3: ANTHONY DING Columbia University PATRICK HORST University of Minnesota HENRY KRIGBAUM Harvard University DREW LANSDOWN University of Chicago JEFFREY MACLEAN University of Vermont FRANK VALONE III George Washington University DEREK WARD University of California San Francisco PGY-2: JONATHAN BERLINER Harvard Medical School NEIL BARUCHA University of Chicago LAUREN HACKNEY Wake Forest LIZ INKELLIS University of Washington LINDSEY SHEFFLER George Washington University MIA SMUCNY Case Western Reserve University ALEXANDER THEOLOGIS Case Western Reserve University PGY-5: RUSSELL DEDINI University of California Davis SCOTT KAISER Washington University JUN MATSUI University of Chicago LEE MORSE University of Vermont ANDREW PEDTKE University of Minnesota SAMANTHA PIPER University of California San Francisco PGY-4: MICHAEL FELDSTEIN Harvard Medical School YING YING KAO University of Chicago ROBERT LUCAS Wake Forest LIONEL METZ University of California San Francisco DAVID SHEARER University of Washington EHSAN TABARAEE George Washington University PAUL TOOGOOD Case Western Reserve University AMANDA TENCZA Case Western Reserve University

Outgoing Class 2013

Russell Dedini, M.D. Foot and Ankle Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Scott Kaiser, M.D. Pediatric Orthopedics Fellowship, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, ON Jun Matsui, M.D. Hand and Upper Extremity Fellowship, Washington University, St. Louis, MO Lee Morse, M.D. Orthopaedic Oncology Fellowship, M.D. Anderson, Houston, TX Andrew Pedtke, M.D. Cardiothoracic Surgery Residency, University of California Davis, Davis CA Samantha Piper, M.D. Hand Surgery Fellowship, Washington University, St. Louis MO

Incoming Class 2013

Kevin Choo, M.D. University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine Jennifer Tangtiphaboontana, M.D. University of California San Francisco Dominique Laron, M.D. University of California San Francisco Dell McLaughlin, M.D. Emory University Deeptee Jain, M.D. Duke University Brian Lau, M.D. University of Pittsburgh Patrick Curran, M.D. University of California Davis

Clinical Fellows 2012-2013

Darren Herzog, M.D., Arthroplasty Fellow Academic Position, Wayne State University Adam Rives, M.D., Hand Fellow Private Practice, Liberty, MO Erion Qamirani, M.D., Spine Fellow Private Practice, Nashville, TN Todd Lansford, M.D., Spine Fellow Private Practice, Charleston, SC Edward Shin, M.D., Sports Fellow TBD Silas Marshall, M.D., Trauma Fellow TBD Jesse Shantz, M.D., Trauma Fellow Sports Fellowship, Toronto

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Medical students

• Orthopaedic Surgery Interest

Group (OSIG), including a web- site dedicated specifically to medical students.

• Musculoskeletal physical

examination day to be linked to

• ur orthopaedics winter quarter

elective.

• Bi-annual meeting with the Chair.

10 students applied in Orthopaedic Surgery this past year.

Awards and Achievements

Teaching and Service

London 2012 Olympics Team Physician, USA Taekwondo Christina Allen, MD Chair, ORS New Investigator Mentoring Committee Tamara Alliston, PhD OREF Spine Fellowship Sigurd Berven, MD William R. Murray. MD Endowed Chair Chair, AAOS Council on Research and Quality UC Center for Health Quality & Innovation Fellow Super Dcotors 2012 Kevin Bozic, MD Hero’s Award, Hero’s and Heart’s Luncheon

• R. Richard Coughlin, MD

Health Volunteers Overseas Traveling Fellowhip Award Michael Feldstein, MD (PGY-4) Chevron Grant for Perry Initiative Zimmer Grant for Medical Student Outreach Program Presidential Line Election, Ruth Jackson Orthopedic Society Lisa Lattanza, MD Orthopedics This Week Top U.S. Sports Medicine Specialists Elected member, American Shoulder & Elbow Society 2013 Charles S. Neer Award Benjamin Ma, MD American Society of Hand Surgery Young Leaders Nicole Strauss, MD AOSpine and Industry Grant Spine Fellowship Bobby Tay, MD

Clinical Faculty

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Clinical Faculty National Leadership

President of ORS Theodore Miclau, MD President of COA Kevin Bozic, MD President of NCOA Trigg McClellan President of AAHKS Thomas Vail, MD

Leadership

Exceptional University Management Richard Capra

Research

Total Department Research Dollars: $5.3M

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Research Faculty 2013

Biomechanics (UCSF) Jeffrey Lotz, Ph.D. Molecular and Cell Biology (UCSF) Tamara Alliston, Ph.D. Richard Schneider, Ph.D. Molecular Biology (SFGH) Ralph Marcucio, Ph.D. Theodore Miclau, M.D. Cartilage injury (VA) Hubert Kim , M.D.,Ph.D. Alfred Kuo, M.D., Ph.D. Xuhui Liu, M.D.

Resident Research

7 Graduating Residents had 33

publications

6 awards for outstanding research

Research Awards

3rd Place, ORS Public Outreach Video Competition Alan Dang, MD 2013 AAOS Best Sports Medicine/ Arthroscopy Poster Alexis Dang, MD NIH R03 Award OREF Career Development Award Brian Feeley, MD Foundation for Orthopaedic Trauma Clinical Research Grant Saam Morshed, MD, PhD California Orthopaedic Association Orthopaedic Hospital Resident Research Award Samantha Piper, MD, (PGY-5) OREF Resident Research Project Grant Alekos Theologis, MD, (PGY-2) OREF Resident Clinical-Scientist Training Grant ICCBH New Investigator Award Amanda Whitaker, MD (PGY-4)

New Research Program

The Center for Disruptive Musculoskeletal Innovations (CDMI)

• Received planning grant to establish an NSF Industry/University

Collaborative Research Center (I/UCRC).

• The Center for Disruptive Musculoskeletal Innovations (CDMI) will

bridge three academic sites (UCSF, UCB, U Toledo) and focus on innovations that both reduce cost and improve quality in musculoskeletal care.

• The CDMI will support graduate student research via a $450k annual

budget contributed by industry partners.

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NIH Research Rankings

2002: 10 Awards =$1,545,182 2003: 6 Awards = $ 818,107 2004: 6 Awards = $1,430,868 2005: 5 Awards = $1,008,683 2006: 8 Awards = $1,638,764 2007: 7 Awards = $1,720,695 2008: 5 Awards = $1,256,412 2009: 3 Awards = $1,085,135 2010: 9 Awards = $2,217,206 2011: 5 Awards = $1,864,351 2012: 10 Awards =$2,217,717

Program Initiatives Orthopaedic Institute

• New programs at the Orthopaedic Institute include Skeletal

Health and Bay Area Concussion and Brain Injury Clinics.

• Expansion to 5000 SF on the 4th floor of the Orthopaedic

Institute with (8) clinic exam rooms, (2) diagnostic radiology rooms and a DxA room.

• Patient visits continue to rise by 21% in total for 2011 and 2012.

Orthopaedic Trauma Institute

Grants

• 16 Sponsored Grants, $1,033,206
• 22 Foundation Grants, $402,672

7th Annual Trauma Course

• 460 Attendees
• 42 States represented
• 8 Countries represented

Surgical Training Facility

• 577 sponsored industry courses, over 8,200 surgeon/industry attendees since inception in

2007.

• 2012 statistics: 95 courses & 1,245 surgeons/ industry attendees.
• Approximately 30 resident courses/sessions per year.
• Academic Courses: AAOS satellite broadcast symposium, IGOT-SIGN Flap, Microvascular

surgery training, Summer Resident Anatomy, Surgical Skills Core Curriculum

• OTI Jr. Academy: Volunteer based outreach mission to expand student’s knowledge of

healthcare professions.

• 2012 statistics: 20 Bay Area high school and college students; 9 week program

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Playsafe Program:

• Provide services to 20 High Schools / (approx.) 20,000 students
• Since 2006:
• 4700+ Athlete injuries evaluated by PlaySafe ATC Staff
• 21700+ Athletes received treatment or care by PlaySafe ATC Staff
• 2100+ Athletes received a sports physical screening from PlaySafe MDs.
• Able to provide ImPACT Concussion testing to HS athletes.

Runsafe Program:

• More than 1400 runners in database
• Centers at UCSF, Stanford and California Sports and Harvard
• Start-up company “SPORTZPEAK” delivering “sports wellness” to runners
• Dr. Luke at Dreamforce during UCSF Unusual Thinkers Track

Marathon Support: UCSF Sports Medicine leads large volunteer medical teams for 7 Bay Area races including the San Francisco Marathon, the Rock and Roll ½ Marathon (San Francisco and San Jose) and Escape from Alcatraz.

Outreach

Human Performance Center:

• Offers performance testing (Vo2 max, lactate

threshold) and biomechanical testing

• NIH P50 Core (Knee OA, ACL, Hip FAI/OA)

in 2nd year

• 17 projects (5 funded)
• Recharge Center working with industry (Tibion)

and Osher Center Olympian Support:

• Dr. Christina Allen from our Sports Medicine

Service accompanied the U.S. Taekwondo Team to the London 2012 Olympic Games. Orthotics and Prosthetics Centers:

• Have created the Amputee Comprehensive

Training Program

Outreach

IGOT’s Success

• Partners: ACGME Accredited 3 Resident Global Rotation Sites

(4th Pending Oct. 2013)

• Fundraising: Over $650,000 to date
• Global Research: Average 1-2 publications a month (62 to Date)
• Knowledge Exchange: 75 IGOT Ambassadors & Scholars to

and from our partner institutions

IGOT Impact

McClellen International Fellow Endowment Media Recognition - PBS, ABC & CBS 1st Tanzania Trauma Course June ‘13

4 UCSF Dept. Faculty & 2 Residents

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Philanthropic Support

2012/2013 Highlights

• Morgan and Madison McClellan Endowed Fellowship established.
• “Keeping Your Body in Motion”
• “Seed gift” from donor family initiates nationally-recognized Osteonecrosis research project
• Endowment income from the James O. Johnston
• Two new endowed funds being established by donors in the coming months.
• Impact Newsletter continued twice yearly publication

Endowed Chairs

• Kevin Bozic, MD, MBA, holder of the William R. Murray, MD, Endowed Chair
• Serena Hu, MD, holder of the David S. Bradford, MD, Endowed Chair
• Hubert Kim, MD, PhD, holder of the James O. Johnston, MD, Endowed Chair
• Mohammad Diab, MD, holder of an Academy of Medical Educators Chair

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