In the May 2021 edition of Sidelines you will find the following content:
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All Access
Dr. Becca Rodriguez Regner
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The global pandemic has forced all of us to live, work, and learn differently. As osteopathic sports medicine physicians, this is our forte–to also think outside of the box and think differently. Thanks to our 2020 President, Dr. Bill Kuprevich, AOASM really focused its efforts to being a member-centered community.
AOASM has served as an engineer of opportunity to support members' mind, body, and spirit. AOASM continues to provide the "All Access" section of Sidelines for our members. The hope is to provide resources and encourage support to our members during the pandemic and help to safely transition back into our environments.
As we move out of the pandemic and get a breath of fresh air out from our facial coverings, let us revisit reconnecting with our health. One of our long-time and valued members, Dr. Naresh Rao, has been featured with the AOA to support getting our health back on track. He suggests we reassess, restructure, and revitalize our lives.
Mind: Reconnect with yourself. Find a few minutes out of the busy clinic or sports event schedule to be still. Continue mindful techniques such as meditative breathing and awareness. A great resource is yoga instructor, Kat Meffen, who teaches breathing techniques according to yoga practices. Click here for a 10-minute guided meditation with respiratory techniques.
Also, make time to take a break and plan that summer vacation or outing. Many studies cite vacations help to boost productivity but also makes people happier. Time away from the clinic or the team also helps to continue strong connection with loved ones. Dr. Vaina Manipod, D.O., psychiatrist, states the skill of relaxation can diminish if not used over time. She notes, “Vacations create perfect opportunities to break the cycle of chronic stress brought on by daily professional and personal responsibilities.” So, start planning that active vacation to help gain perspective, redevelop problem-solving skills, stimulate relaxation mode, and return to the clinic feeling happier and refreshed!
Body: These two important tips help to support the active body.
- Get out of hibernation and get the general physical back on track. Reconnect with your primary care physician for annual labs, diagnostic studies according to age, and also cancer screenings.
- Ease back into exercise. Dr. Naresh Rao suggests “prehabilitate” or strengthen and stretch to prevent injury. Get in touch with your osteopathic colleagues to get muscle energy techniques performed on your body or you can even perform some techniques on your own. This is a great way to stretch and improve range of motion.
Spirit: Let the sunshine in! As members ease back into exercise or make plans for summer vacation, make sure to maintain healthy levels of vitamin D with safe sun exposure. This can be done for 5-30 minutes in midday sun twice per week. Vitamin D is an important regulator of many bodily functions including cell growth, immune function, hormone balance, and inflammation reduction. We have been stuck inside on Zoom calls most of the year. Take a small break from SPF application and for 5-30 minutes each day get into the sun and experience the full benefits of vitamin D!
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Don’t Forget: If you’re eligible to vote in the annual AOASM Board of Directors election, the ballot will close at 12:00 midnight PDT on May 31, 2021! Be sure to cast your vote if you haven't already done so.
AOASM members who are eligible to vote should check their inbox for an email with the subject line, “AOASM 2021 Election Ballot”. Please contact Kenzie Trezise ([email protected]) with any questions.
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Call for AOA Research Proposals
The AOA Bureau of Osteopathic Research and Public Health (BORPH) is reopening the RFA on Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) Observational & Explorative Research Studies, addressing one of 14 research hypotheses designed to investigate the successful effects of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) on disease. These topics include:
OMT and Pain Management
- OMT will reduce the length of days of headaches in migraine patients.
- OMT will be effective at reducing facial pain and improves patient perceptions of care in facial sinus congestion.
- OMT will be an effective technique to reduce pain and NSAID use in tension headache patients.
- OMT will reduce the use of medications, especially opioids.
OMT and Surgical Outcomes
- OMT will reduce post-operative shoulder surgery edema.
- OMT will reduce chest discomfort after thoracotomy.
- OMT will enhance the quicker return of normal bowel function post-operative.
OMT and Respiratory Issues
- OMT will reduce the frequency of hospitalizations in patients with COPD and COPD exacerbations.
- OMT will improve pulmonary function in patients with asthma.
- OMT will decrease the respiratory symptoms of long-haul COVID patients.
OMT and Pediatric Issues
- OMT will reduce the number of hospital days for pediatric patients suffering from pneumonia.
- OMT will improve feeding difficulties in newborns.
Other OMT Research Topics
- OMT will enhance immunological response to vaccines.
- OMT will reduce the incidence of falls in the frail elderly.
Funding Amount
Project Period
- October 1, 2021 – March 31, 2023 (18 Months)
Applications Due Date:
Awards will be announced in September 2021.
Please click here to review the RFA for further information.
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AOASM Virtual Conference Recordings
for Category 1-A CME
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Up to 13.25 hours of Category 1-A CME credit are available for viewing the recorded sessions from the April 30–May 2, 2021, AOASM Virtual Clinical Conference. The recordings will be available through December 31, 2021.
The following courses have been recorded and are available for CME credit:
- USOPC Response to COVID-19 and the Tokyo 2020 Preparations
- The Posterior TriggerPoint: Ultrasound Techniques for Posterior Medial Scapular Pain Syndromes
- Normal is only a Setting on a Washing Machine: Mental Health and the Athlete
- Using Tech in the Clinical and Training Room
- Cardiac Implications of COVID-19 for Athletes
- Podium Presenter Case and Research Presentations
- Case and Research Poster Presentations
- Team USA: Olympic Sports Medicine Coverage –– Performance
- Spinal Manipulation and Strength and Conditioning, A Winning Combination
- The COVID-19 Pandemic: Sports Medicine Updates and My Experience with the MLB
- Taking Care of the Pediatric Athlete
- Athletes in the Arts
- Transgender Athletes, Obesity Bias, and Ethics
- Financial Planning for Doctors and Healthcare Professionals
- Steps to Starting a Cash-Based Sports Medicine Practice
- Billing and Coding in Sports Medicine
- Telehealth
- Sports Medicine Physician Wellness
If you registered for the LIVE Virtual Conference:
Hoping to catch sessions you missed during the live conference?
To receive credit for the recorded sessions:
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Log in and view the content for which you’d like to receive credit. Please note that the password and username to access the recordings is different from your AOASM website log-in information! (Questions about logging in? Please contact [email protected].)
- Leave your name and a comment or question for each recording your review.
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Complete the CME reporting form for recorded sessions. (Please attest to only the recorded hours on this survey. A link for the live sessions was sent previously.)
- AOASM will submit your hours to the AOA!
To register now and view for the recorded Virtual Conference sessions:
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Register and pay for the virtual conference. (AOASM members must be logged in to receive the member price.)
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Within one business day, you will receive an email from [email protected] with the log-in information needed to access the recordings.
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Log in to the 2021 Virtual Conference videos. Please note that the password and username to access the recordings is different from your AOASM website log-in information! (Questions about logging in? Please contact [email protected].)
- Leave your name and a comment or question for each recording your review.
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Complete the CME reporting form for recorded sessions.
- AOASM will submit your hours to the AOA!
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AOASM 2021 Virtual CME Conference |
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Thank you for attending the #AOASM2021 Virtual CME Conference!
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Congratulations Award Winners!
Congratulations to the 2021 Award of Fellow Recipients:
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2021 Case and Research Award Winner Recognition:
Case Poster
Gandharv Telhan, DO - “Reactive Arthritis, Enthesitis, and Erythema Nodosum Secondary to Streptococcal Pharyngitis.”
Research Poster
Amit Piple, DO - “Cervical Spine CT Scans Can Miss Fracture When Football Equipment is in Place.”
Case Podium
Mark Hanna - “A case of May-Thurner Syndrome in a 16-year-old female athlete.”
Research Podium
Andres D. Maeso and Scott Hyland, Jr., DO - “Acetabular Labral Tears in Division 1 Collegiate Athletes: A Comparative Analysis of Operative versus Conservative Treatment.”
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Special Thanks to Our Podium and Poster Judges This Year:
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Geoff Dreher, DO
David Gealt, DO, FAOASM
Michele Gilsenan, DO, FAOASM
Nicole Goddard, DO
Elan Goldwaser, DO
Bhavesh Joshi, DO
Shawn Kerger, DO, FAOASM
Albert Kozar, DO, FAOASM
Bill Kuprevich, DO, FAOASM
John Luksch, DO, FAOASM
Rance McClain, DO, FAOASM
Chris Mehallo, DO
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John Neidecker, DO, FAOASM
Joshua Priddle, DO
Mark Rogers, DO, FAOASM
Michael Sampson, DO, FAOASM
Jason Smith, DO, FAOASM
Mary Solomon, DO
Sassy Weinstein, DO
Aaron Wolkoff, DO
Gillian Wooldridge, DO
Stephanie Yellin, DO
Anne Marie Zeller, DO
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A special thanks to Dr. Thomas Ely (2020-2021 AOA President) for attending the #AOASM2021 Virtual CME Conference and sharing an AOA Update. Click here to read his message.
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Our “Anything But A Glass" reception was a blast! It was wonderful to see all of your bright and smiling faces. We are still laughing over all the different creative drinking vessels! |
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Virtual Gamification, Event, and Prize Winners
Social Media Challenges
- Friday Contest (View Outside Your Window): Cara Conrad (@cara_conrad)
- Saturday Contest (AOASM Photo Booth): Nicole Fremarek (@nikifremarek)
- Sunday Contest (Selfie with Pet and/or Family Member): Dr. Ami Parekh (@AmiParekh1)
Exercise Challenges
- Friday Contest (Try Something New): Aubrey Jax (@AubreyAnnJax)
- Saturday Contest (Something on Your Own): Andrew Teffeau (@Dr.VinnyBoom)
- Sunday Contest (Fun Run/Walk): Daniel Clearfield (@motionismed) + Kodey the dog
Exposition Hall BINGO Card Game Winner
Mind, Body, Spirits 2.0-Anything But A Cup Winner
Virtual Charity Golf Winners
- First Place: Michael Henehan
- Second Place: Angela Cavanna
- Third Place: Anthony Sciuva
Virtual Golf Tournament Raffle
Virtual Golf Tournament Top Team & Team Member Raffle Winner
- Top Team: Team Henehan
- Team Member Raffle Winner: Naresh Rao
Top Donor
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Many thanks to the 2021 speakers, moderators, presenters, and volunteers who helped make the AOASM 2021 Virtual CME Conference a success. An extra special thanks goes to our AOASM 2021 Program Chair, Dr. Blake Boggess, DO, FAOASM. |
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Basketball Sports Medicine and Science |
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This book is designed as a comprehensive educational resource, not only for basketball medical caregivers and scientists, but for all basketball personnel. Written by a multidisciplinary team of leading experts in their fields, it provides information and guidance on injury prevention, injury management, and rehabilitation for physicians, physical therapists, athletic trainers, rehabilitation specialists, conditioning trainers, and coaches. All commonly encountered injuries and a variety of situations and scenarios specific to basketball are covered with the aid of more than 200 color photos and illustrations. Basketball Sports Medicine and Science is published in collaboration with ESSKA and will represent a superb, comprehensive, educational resource. It is further hoped that the book will serve as a link between the different disciplines and modalities involved in basketball care, creating a common language, and improving communication within the team staff and environment.
Contributions from the following AOASM members:
Jeffrey Bytomski
Blake Boggess (with Jordan Rawlings)
- Ethical and Medico-Legal Issues in Injury Management and Return to Sport in Basketball (Pages 957-965)
Benjamin Boswell (with Benjamin Oshlag)
- Constructing a Medical Team: The Medical Needs of a Basketball Team (Pages 83-90)
Alex Diamond (with Andrew W. Kuhn)
- The Young/Adolescent Basketball Player (Pages 847-864)
Jeff Kovan (with Chelsea Gonzalez)
- The Role of the Team Physician in Basketball (Pages 121-123)
Mark Rogers (with Shan Fairbanks)
- The Role of Pre-participation Assessment and Screening in Basketball (Pages 91-102)
Thomas Stocklin-Enright (with Nathan McMurray)
- Head, Neck, and Face Injuries in Basketball (Pages 215-223)
Priscilla Tu (with Travis Nelson)
- General Considerations in Basketball: Court Type, Shoes, and Protective Gear (Pages 957-996)
Order Information:
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SAOASM Update and Upcoming Events |
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SAOASM,
We have some exciting announcements for all of you!
First, I would love to congratulate The Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine as the recipient of both our Chapter of the Year Award and Altruistic Chapter of the Year Award! Great year, KCOM!
Second, it is my great pleasure to announce our Executive Board for the upcoming 2021-2022 year!
National Chair: Cara Conrad - KCOM
National Vice Chair: Trent Griner - PCOM South Georgia
Midwest Regional Representative: Andrew Cade – HUCOM Dublin
Southeast Regional Representative: Davis Ranburger – VCOM Auburn
Western Regional Representative: Jake Roush – Rocky Vista University
Mid-Atlantic Regional Representative: Joel Uptmor – LMU-DCOM
Central Regional Representative: Kassidy Heitzmann – TCOM
Northeast Regional Representative: TBD
If anyone is interested in filling the role of Northeast Regional Representative please email us at [email protected]
With that announcement, it also means this is the last you will be hearing from me as your National Chair. While I am excited to be moving forward with my career, I am sad to no longer be a part of the SAOASM. It has been an honor serving you for the past three years as a Representative, Vice Chair, and, this past year, as Chair. I want to thank this year’s student Executive Board; you are the ones who made this crazy year incredibly successful. I want to thank Dr. Quinn and Dr. Cavanna who have been outstanding student advocates and mentors. Thank you to all of my brilliant colleagues who filled these shoes before me; I am humbled to have carried on the torch of what you started. And most of all, I want to thank all of the students out there who are working relentlessly to pursue their dreams in sports medicine. You have all inspired and motivated me to become the best version of myself and I could never thank you enough for this incredible opportunity.
Athletically,
Dan Brannen
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If there is ever anything you would like to learn about or see happen through the SAOASM, please reach out to our Executive Board at [email protected]
We love hearing from you and providing you with the best opportunities to learn and have fun in sports medicine!
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Journal Article Spotlight: Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine
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Journal Article Spotlight: British Journal of Sports Medicine
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Risk of Muscle Damage With Blood Flow–Restricted Exercise Should Not Be Overlooked |
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Privileging the privileged: the public health focus on leisure time physical activity has contributed to widening socioeconomic inequalities in health |
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Association of SARS-CoV-2 Seropositive Antibody Test With Risk of Future Infection |
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Outpatient Dietary Management of Electrolyte Disorders During COVID-19
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