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2006 MEETING
2006 Meeting
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Schedule | Program
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2006
Program
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 18, 2006 |
| 8:00–8:45 am |
Presidential
Address |
| Call to Order and Introduction of
President Cornelius Olcott IV by Steven Etheredge,
MD |
| Presidential Address: “The Pacific
Coast Surgical Association in the New Millennium,”
Cornelius Olcott IV |
| 8:45–9:00 am |
Introduction of New
Members |
| 9:00–10:15 am |
Scientific Session I |
| 1. |
Predictors
of Single Versus Multigland Parathyroid Disease
in Primary Hyperparathyroidism: A Simple and Accurate
Scoring Model—E. Kebebew, E. Reiff, Q.
Duh, O. Clark |
| 2. |
Parathyroidectomy
Decreases Fractures in Primary Hyperparathyroidism—P.
Haigh, L. Vanderwalde, I. Liu, T. O’Connell |
| 3. |
Primary
Hyperparathyroidism with Normal Serum Parathyroid
Hormone Levels: A True Clinical Variant—K.
Calhoun, N. Greep, F. Singer, N. Hansen, A. Giuliano |
| 10:15–10:30
am |
Break—Visit Exhibits |
| 10:30 am–12:15
pm |
Scientific Session II |
| 4. |
Reversal
of the Duodenal Switch: Indications, Technique,
and
Outcome—N. Hamoui, B. Chock, G. Anthone,
P. Crookes |
| 5. |
Preoperative
FDG-PET Scan Detects Axillary Metastases in Patients
with Breast Cancer—A. Chung, M. Hagiike,
S. Karlan, D. Liou, A. Waxman, E. Phillips |
| 6. |
Management
and Outcomes of Isolated Axillary Node Recurrence
in Breast Cancer—D. Konkin, S. Tyldesley,
H. Kennecke, C. Speers, N. Davis |
| 7. |
Resection
of Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors: Results of
62 Cases—K. Kazanjian, H. Reber, O. Hines |
| 12:15–1:45
pm |
Lunch at leisure |
| 1:45–3:45
pm |
Scientific Session III |
| 8. |
Long-Term
Analysis of 99 Combined Liver–Kidney Transplants
over 16 Years at a Single Center—R. Ruiz,
H. Kunitake, A. Wilkinson, G. Danovitch, D. Farmer,
R. Ghobrial, H. Yersiz, J. Hiatt, R. Busuttil |
| 9. |
Methamphetamine
Use in Deceased Donors Impairs Renal Function in
Kidney Recipients—D. Inouye, K. Kickhertz,
L. Wong |
| 10. |
Where
They Die, How They Die: Evolving Patterns of Urban
Trauma Mortality and the Case for Violence Prevention—D.
Efron, D. Chang, E. Haut, B. Brooke, E. Cornwell |
| 11. |
The
Use of Computed Tomography in Anterior Abdominal
Stab
Wounds: Results of a Prospective Study—A.
Salim, M. Martin, A. Brown, B. Sangthong, P. Rhee,
D. Demetriades |
| 3:45–4:00
pm |
Break—Visit Exhibits |
| 4:00–6:00
pm |
Poster Session/Wine and Cheese
Reception |
| 1P |
Infectious
Complications Following Splenectomy for Trauma:
A
Prospective Study—J. Grumley, M. Martin,
A. Salim, C. Brown,
G. Velmahos, D. Demetriades |
| 2P |
Continuous
Low-Flow, Cold Blood Retrograde, “Trickle”
Cardioplegia: Superior, Simplified Protection for
Low EF Hearts or Prolonged Cross-Clamp Times—S.
Gundry, W. Ehrman |
| 3P |
Six-Year
Experience with Open Repair of Pectus Excavatum
with Minimal Cartilage Resection—J. Mendoza,
E. Fonkalsrud |
| 4P |
Use
of Surgery as Palliation in Patients with Pain:
Results of the Decision and Outcomes in Palliative
Surgery (DOPS) Trial—Y. Podnos, G. Juarez,
C. Pameijer, G. Uman, B. Ferrell, L. Wagman |
| 5P |
Laparoscopic
Management of Benign and Malignant Gastric Pathology:
Analysis of 40 Consecutive Cases—N. Nguyen |
| 6P |
T1
Gallbladder Carcinoma: Is Cholecystectomy Alone
Adequate?—M. Kavanagh, S. Chen, R. Scheri,
A. Bilchik |
| 7P |
B-Type
Natriuretic Peptide Levels May Be Elevated in the
Critically Ill Trauma Patient without Congestive
Heart Failure—D. Stewart, R. Schuster,
K. Waxman |
| 8P |
The
Role of the Surgeon in a Terrorist Mass Casualty
Event: A Survey of the Israeli Experience—S.
Einav, P. Reissman, W. Schecter |
| 9P |
Targeted
Hormone Therapy to the Androgen Receptor in ER-Negative
Breast Cancer—A. Thompson, P. Muller,
B. Givi, R. Pommier, S. Pommier |
| 10P |
Management
of Infected Abdominal Wall Prosthetic Material and
Associated Enterocutaneous Fistula—R.
Ruiz, K. Kunitake, A. Wilkinson, G. Danovitch, D.
Farmer, R. Ghobrial, H. Yersiz, J. Hiatt, R. Busuttil |
| 11P |
Diffusion
of New Surgical Techniques: A Qualitative Study
of Factors Affecting Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy
(SLNB) Implementation in Breast Cancer—K.
Vanderveen, D. Paterniti, R. Kravtiz, R. Bold |
| 12P |
Palmar
Sympathectomy in the Management of Intractable Fingertip
Ischemia—J. Gottlieb, K. Johansen |
| 13P |
Outcomes
of Surgical Repair in Acute Type A Aortic Dissection:
A Comparison of Two Eras in a Single Institution—R.
Floridia, A. Razzouk, N. Wang, A. Rasi, M. McAfee,
N. Hasaniya, D. Patel, P. Dhawan, L. Bailey |
| 14P |
Comparison
of Clinical Assessment with Ultrasound Flow for
Hemoaccess Surveillance—E. Schuman |
| 15P |
Transfusion-Free
Surgery Program: The Impact on Institutional Blood
Utilization—N. Jabbour, G. Singh, H. Shah,
R. Mateo, L. Sher, Y. Genyk, R. Selby |
| 16P |
Intestinal
Fatty Acid Binding Protein (I-FABP) for the Detection
of Strangulated Mechanical Small Bowel Obstruction—D.
Cronk, K. Azarow |
| 17P |
Brachial
Plexus Injury Rates Following Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Surgery in California and Maryland from 1999 to
2003—D. Chang, S. Matsen, J. Freischlag |
| 18P |
Periprocedure
Bleeding of Patients on Clopidogrel—D.
Wong, J. Watarai, L. Wong |
| 19P |
Trauma
Care at a Level I Trauma Center: A 9-Year Review—
A. Yaghoubian, B. Putnam, R. Lewis, C. de Virgilio |
| 20P |
Port-Access
(Endoscopic) Valve Surgery Favorably Impacts Early
Functional Status—J. Khan, R. Stanten,
B. Hites, N. Silva, C. Ennix, R. Masterson, L. Iverson |
PCSA gratefully
acknowledges Baxter Healthcare for their support of
this program.
SUNDAY,
FEBRUARY 19, 2006 |
| 7:30–9:00
am |
Panel:
Leadership and the Future of Surgery |
| Moderator: Thomas Russell,
MD, FACS, Executive Director, American College of
Surgeons |
| 7:30–7:35 am |
Introduction—Thomas
Russell, MD, FACS |
| 7:35–7:55 am |
David Logan,
PhD, Marshall School of Business, University
of Southern California—The Defining
Principles of an Effective Leader |
| 7:55–8:15 am |
Bruce Gewertz,
MD, Chairman, Department of Surgery, Pritzker
School of Medicine, University of Chicago—Emotional
Intelligence: What Is It and How Does It Influence
the Effective Leader? |
| 8:15–8:35 am |
Doug Grey, MD,
Chief, Department of Surgery, Kaiser Permanente
San Francisco—Effective Leadership
in the Surgeon’s Workplace: Where the Rubber
Meets the Road |
| 8:35–9:00 am |
Panel Discussion |
PCSA gratefully
acknowledges Autosuture, a Tyco Healthcare company,
for their support of this program.
| 9:00–9:15 am |
Break—Visit Exhibits |
| 9:15–10:30 am |
Scientific Session IV/Resident’s
Forum |
| 12. |
Bronchoscopy
in the Blast-Injured Patient—M. Eckert,
C. Clagget, K. Azarow |
| 13. |
Selective
Use of Steroid Replacement After Adrenalectomy:
Lessons from 331 Consecutive Cases—W.
Shen, E. Kebebew, O. Clark, Q. Duh |
| 14. |
Computed
Tomography Scan Evaluation for Penetrating Torso
Trauma: Is Triple Contrast Necessary?—R.
Ramirez, G. Victorino, T. Liu, P. Twomey, K. Bullard,
J. Sadjadi, A. Harken |
PCSA gratefully acknowledges W.
L. Gore & Associates for their support of this program.
| 10:30–10:50 am |
Historical Reflections: The
Horse and Buggy Doctor—Roger Alberty, MD |
| 10:50 am–12:00 noon
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Scientific Session V |
| 15. |
Trends
in Laparoscopic Splenectomy for Massive Splenomegaly—K.
Kirkwood, S. Grahn |
| 16. |
Laparoscopic-Assisted
Pancreatic Necrosectomy: A New Surgical Option for
Treatment of Severe Necrotizing Pancreatitis—D.
Parekh |
| 17. |
Simplifying
Minimally Invasive Esophagectomy with the Inversion
Approach: Lessons Learned from the First 20 Cases—B.
Jobe, C. Kim, E. Chang, J. Hunter |
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 20, 2006 |
| 8:00–9:30 am |
Scientific Session VI |
| 18. |
What
Is the Rate of Bleeding Complications After Pharmacologic
DVT Prophylaxis? A Systematic Review of 33 Randomized
Controlled Trials—M. Leonardi, M. McGory,
C. Ko |
| 19. |
Factors
Affecting Long-Term Mortality After Endovascular
Repair of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms—C.
de Virgilio, J. Tran, C. Donayre, R. Lewis, C. Dauphine,
H. Bui, R. White |
| 20. |
Inappropriate
Antibiotic Use in Uncomplicated Soft Tissue Infections—K.
Paydar, H. Harris, S. Hansen, E. Charlebois, D.
Young |
| 9:30–9:45
am |
Break—Visit Exhibits |
| 9:45–11:30
am |
Scientific Session VII |
| 21. |
The
Prognostic Significance of Race in Colorectal Cancer—D.
Hemmings, A. DiFronzo, J. Wong |
| 22. |
Status
of Lymph Node, Recurrence, and Mortality from Melanoma—A.
Dosanjh, R. Kullar, N. Accortt, M. Florero, M. Kashani-Sabet,
R. Allen, S. Leong |
| 23. |
Surgical
Management of the Groin Lymph Nodes in Melanoma
in the Era of Sentinel Lymph Node Dissection—R.
Essner, R. Scheri, M. Kavanagh, H. Itakura, L. Wanek,
D. Morton |
| 24. |
Is
There a Need for Routine Fecal Diversion When Performing
a Proctectomy with Coloanal Anastomosis for Low
Rectal Cancer?—R. Casillas, J. Rayhanabad,
H. Shabatian, A. Rao, L. DiFronzo |
| 11:30 am–12:00
noon |
Membership Business Meeting |
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NOTICE ABOUT PRESENTATIONS
Because of the length of the program, authors
are allowed 10 minutes for their presentation,
reserving the complete paper for publication.
Five minutes are allowed for the primary discussant,
three minutes for each subsequent discussant,
and five minutes for the final closing discussant.
Authors and opening discussants are required
to hand the final typed copies of their papers
to the Recorder at the completion of their presentations.
Follow-up discussants are required to review
and correct their discussions before the end
of the meeting. Published discussions are limited
to 500 words for the principal discussant and
250 words for other discussants.
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