2017 DePuy Synthes Future Leaders Workshop Pre-fellowship Bioskills Workshop: Hand Surgery Date July 14-16, 2017 Course Location Hotel: Johnson & Johnson Institute Marriott Courtyard 325 Paramount Drive 37 Paramount Drive Raynham, MA 02767 Raynham, MA 02767 _____ Distinguished Course Chairman: ASIF ILYAS, MD, FACS The Rothman Institute Thomas Jefferson University Distinguished Course Faculty: Neal Chen, MD Christopher Jones, MD Massachusetts General Hospital The Rothman Institute Harvard Medical School Thomas Jefferson University Seth Dodds, MD Jason Nydick, DO University of Miami Florida Orthopaedic Institute University of South Florida Kyle Eberlin, MD Peter Tang, MD Massachusetts General Hospital Allegheny General Hospital Harvard Medical School Drexel University Matthew Iorio, MD Anthony Sapienza, MD Beth Israel Deaconness Medical Center Hospital for Joint Diseases Harvard Medical School New York University School of Medicine __________ Registration: To register for this program please access the link below. Registrants must self-register for this program to save a seat. Space is limited so please register early!   https://depuysynthesinstitute.cvent.com/d/c5q8m9/1Q For questions related to registration or for more information about the course please feel free to contact us by email at futureleaders@its.jnj.com. Target Audience: This unique course is designed specifically for incoming hand surgery fellows. The course will offer the fellows the chance to learn various hand surgical techniques and anatomic approaches from faculty of hand fellowship programs prior to the beginning of the fellowship year. Course Overview: This course seeks to enhance the knowledge and skills of the hand surgery fellow in the treatment of all regions of the hand and upper extremity. Specifically, this course seeks to inform and instruct the fellows on current techniques in hand surgery; provide a conducive learning environment and access to their fellowship director, where applicable; and reinforce didactic sessions with cadaveric based hands-on training. Following the conclusion of the course, the participants should feel improvement in his or her skills in treatment techniques and options in the hand and upper extremity.

Course Curriculum July 14, 2017 7:00 – 8:00pm Course welcome reception 7:15am Transportation departs hotel for Johnson & Johnson Institute 7:30am Arrive at Johnson & Johnson Institute | Breakfast 8:00 – 9:00am Lecture series | case discussions 8:00am Course introduction ~ ASIF ILYAS, MD, FACS 8:05am Finger PIP fractures: fixation strategies ~ Christopher Jones, MD 8:15am Metacarpal fractures: fixation strategies ~ Anthony Sapienza, MD 8:25am Scaphoid nonunions: revision strategies ~ Seth Dodds, MD 8:35am Distal radius fractures: reduction strategies ~ ASIF ILYAS, MD 8:45am Break | transfer to lab workshops 9:00 – 12:00pm Bioskills Workshop 9:00am Lab #1: Phalangeal & metacarpal fractures pinning & ORIF 9:45am Lab #2: PIP joint fracture hemi-hamate reconstruction 10:30am Lab #3: Scaphoid fracture vascularized bone grafting 11:15am Lab #4: Distal radius volar, radial or dorsal plating 12:00pm Break | transfer to Bistro for lunch & lecture 12:15 – 2:40pm Lecture series | challenging cases 12:15pm Fractures case presentations ~ ASIF ILYAS, MD 1:30pm Flexor tendon surgery: consider WALANT ~ ASIF ILYAS, MD 1:40pm Tendon suture repair constructs: what matters ~ Matthew Iorio, MD 1:50pm Flexor tendon lacerations: zone 2 tips & tricks ~ Jason Nydick, MD 2:00pm Extensor tendon laceration: repair strategies ~ Matthew Iorio, MD 2:10pm Complex tendon laverations: how to approach a spaghetti wrist ~ Jason Nydick, MD 2:20pm Tendon repair rehab: what you need to know and tell your therapist ~ Peter Tang, MD 2:30pm Microsurgery primer: tips & tricks ~ Kyle Eberlin, MD 2:40pm Break | transfer to bioskills workshop 2:45 – 5:30pm Bioskills workshop 2:45pm Lab #5: Flexor tendon repairs 3:30pm Lab #6: Extensor tendon repairs 4:00pm Lab #7: Thumb EPL tendon rupture transfers 4:30pm Lab #8: Radial nerve palsy 5:30pm Lab session ends

Dinner | Educational Activity 5:30pm Reception | Mentorship Opportunities 7:00pm Secrets of a successful fellowship ~ ALL FACULTY 9:00pm Meeting day adjourns July 16, 2017 7:45am Transportation departs hotel for Johnson & Johnson Institute 8:00am Arrive at Johnson & Johnson Institute | Breakfast 8:30 – 9:00am Lecture Series 8:30am Thumb base arthritis: what matters surgically ~ ASIF ILYAS, MD, FACS 8:40am Finger arthritis: arthrodesis vs. arthroplasty? ~ Christopher Jones, MD 8:50am Wrist arthritis: treatment strategies by grade ~ Anthony Sapienza, MD 9:00am Break 9:15 – 12:00pm Bioskills workshop 9:15am Lab #1: Finger DIP & PIP joint arthrodesis 10:00am Lab #2: Thumb trapeziotomy with LRTI 10:45am Lab #3: Wrist proximal row corpectomy 11:15am Lab #4: Wrist arthrodesis 12:00pm Lunch | transfer to Bistro for lunch & lecture 12:30 – 1:30pm Lecture series 12:30pm Digital nerve injuries: repair strategies ~ Seth Dodds, MD 12:40pm Peripheral nerve injuries: how to manage a gap ~ Peter Tang, MD 12:50pm Hand wound: local skin flaps & grafts ~ Kyle Eberlin, MD 1:00pm Microvascular repair: tips & tricks~ Matthew Iorio, MD 1:15pm Break | transfer to bioskills workshop 1:30 – 3:00pm Bioskills Lab Workshop 1:30pm Lab #5: Carpal tunnel release and median nerve repair 2:00pm Lab #6: Cubital tunnel release and ulnar nerve transposition 2:30pm Lab#7: Local hand flaps 3:00pm Course adjourns

Massachusetts and Vermont HCP Requirements Under Massachusetts regulations, DePuy Synthes part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies may provide meals or refreshments to Massachusetts licensed HCPs only during non-CME educational activities when educating and informing HCPs about the benefits, risks, and appropriate uses of our medical devices, disease states or other scientific/health economics information.   Under Vermont regulations, DePuy Synthes part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies may provide meals or refreshments in conjunction with technical product training on the use of medical devices to Vermont-licensed HCPs that regularly practice in the state of Vermont. Government HCPs Per company policy, meals and refreshments may not be provided to Federal Government HCPs unless pre-approved by DePuy Synthes part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies . Meals and refreshments provided to State and Local Government HCPs are permitted upon verification of allowance by facility policy. Disclosure DePuy Synthes part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies may be required by Federal, state, local laws, or requirements of government agencies, to disclose certain value transfers made to hospitals, physicians, and other practitioners, including but not limited to, nurse practitioners and physician assistants. This information may become publicly available as required by law. The company may also choose to publicly post such information on its website. Additional Information In accordance with the AdvaMed Code of Ethics on Interactions with Health Care Professionals, and DePuy Synthes part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies policy, spouses or guests may not attend Company-sponsored events. This course is produced and sponsored by DePuy Synthes part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies . DSUS/INS/0317/2459 04/17 © Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc. 2017. All rights reserved.