1. 2017 DePuy Synthes Future Leaders Workshop Orthognathic Surgery
Date
June 10-11, 2017
Course Location Hotel:
Yale University School of Medicine The New Haven Hotel
333 Cedar Street 229 George Street
New Haven, CT New Haven, CT 06510
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Distinguished Course Chairman:
Derek Steinbacher, DDS, MD, FACS
Yale University School of Medicine
Distinguished Course Faculty:
Roberto Flores, MD Edward Lahey, DMD, MD
NYU Langone Medical Center Massachusetts General Hospital
Michael Johnson, DMD David Shafer, DMD
Yale New Haven Hospital UCONN Health
Anand Kumar, MD Flavio Uribe, DDS, MDS
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine University of Connecticut
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Course Overview
This course seeks to enhance the knowledge and skills of the participant specifically related to the surgical management of patients presenting with dentofacial deformities. Course participants will have the option to customize their learning experience by selecting topics and lab sessions based on their current level of experience and skill set. Lecture sessions will include didactic instruction and/or case-based presentations. Lab sessions will include a variety of anatomy-based dissections as well as surgical approach instruction at an appropriate level for each participant.
Course Objectives
At the end of this course, participants should have an increase in their ability to evaluate a patient with dentofacial deformities and develop an appropriate treatment plan. Participants should have an increase in the surgical skills most commonly used in the treatment of dentofacial deformities.
During the registration process, participants will be asked to assess their current level of experience and to outline their educational goals for the program. Participants with similar learning objectives will be matched together for the lab session to ensure appropriate level of instruction by the faculty in the hands-on workshop.
Participants will have the opportunity to work through patient cases to facilitate the learning objectives specific to the ability to diagnose a patient and to determine the appropriate treatment in order to achieve a successful patient outcome. Specifically, the faculty will facilitate discussion through case based learning and group exercises determining fusion levels. The hands-on workshop will focus on anatomy and surgical approaches for orthognathic surgery.

2. Course Curriculum June 9, 2017 7:00 – 9:00pm Faculty dinner
7:45 – 8:15am
Registration | Breakfast
8:15 – 12:00pm
Lecture series & case discussions
8:15am
Course introduction ~ Derek Steinbacher, DDS, MD, FACS
8:30am
Occlusion, optimal smile aesthetics, dentofacial deformity overview, presurg ortho
~ Flavio Uribe, DDS, MDS
9:15am
3D planning (vs. model surgery) and cephalometrics (surgical goals)
9:35am
3D Planning and surgery –first ~ David Shafer, DMD
10:00am
Break
10:15am
Class III deformities ~ Edward Lahey, DMD, MD
10:45am
Cleft orthognathic ~ Roberto Flores, MD
11:15am
Le Fort I technique, video: steps instrumentation ~ Michael Johnson, DMD
12:00pm
Lunch break
1:00 – 4:00pm
Bioskills workshop #1
Bone screw placement (transmucosal) (orthodontist)
Incision dissection
Tad placement (orthodontist – way from cuts and plating)
Osteotomies
Downfracture
IMF
Plating
4:30pm
6:30 – 7:15pm
Reception / mentorship
7:15 – 9:00pm
Dinner lecture | faculty panel: Business of Medicine
Consideration when looking for a job
Financial planning, budgets and debt management
9:00pm
Meeting day adjourns

3. Class II deformities ~ David Shafer, DMD 9:15am
June 11, 2017
8:00am
Arrival | Breakfast
8:30 – 11:45am
Lecture Series
8:30am
Class II deformities ~ David Shafer, DMD
9:15am
Microgenia | chin deformities ~ Roberto Flores, MD
9:45am
Asymmetry ~ Derek Steinbacher, DMD, MD
10:15am
Break
10:30am
Bilateral sagittal split osteotomy & genioplasty technique ~ Anand Kumar, MD
11:00am
Faculty case panel ~ All Faculty
12:00pm
Lunch
12:30 – 3:30pm
Bioskills Workshop
Bilateral sagittal split osteotomy technique
Fixation plate
Fixation bicortical screws
Genioplasty
Fixation
3:30pm
Meeting Adjourns
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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
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Additional Information
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This course is produced and sponsored by DePuy Synthes part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies .
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