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A B S T R a C T S AMERICAN COLLEGE of SPORTS MEDICINE SOUTHEAST REGIONAL CHAPTER February 12-14, 2009 37th Annual Meeting Wynfrey Hotel Birmingham, Alabama A B S T R A C T S Jointly Sponsored by: The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the Southeast Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine (SEACSM) Thirty-Seventh Annual Meeting SOUTHEAST REGIONAL CHAPTER AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SPORTS MEDICINE Wynfrey Hotel Birmingham Birmingham, Alabama February 12-14, 2009 Officers President: Judith Flohr, President, James Madison University Past President: Jerry Brandon, Past-President, Georgia State University President-Elect: President-Elect, Alan Utter, Appalachian State University Executive Board: Edmund O. Acevedo, At-Large Member, Virginia Commonwealth University Michael Berry, Representative to ACSM, Wake Forest University Chuck Dumke, At-Large Member, Appalachian State University Erica Jackson, At-large Member, The College of William and Mary Amy Knab, Student Representative, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Lynn Panton, At-large Member, Florida State University Tracy Ray, Physician's Representative, American Sports Medicine Institute Executive Director: Carolynn Berry, Winston Salem University Exhibits, Sponsorships & Fund Raising: Michael Berry, Wake Forest University Publisher and Editor: Don Torok, Florida Atlantic University i SEACSM Meeting Objective At the conclusion of the meeting, participants should be able to: • Understand the biological, biomechanical, and psychological bases for the changes that occur during and following exercise in both normal and pathological states • Identify new approaches to problems in exercise science and sports medicine through interaction among scientists and clinicians • Recognize contemporary controversial issues related to sports medicine and exercise science • Examine state-of-the-art and innovative basic science, applied science, and clinical information which will increase their knowledge of exercise, fitness, health, physical performance and sports medicine CME Meeting Objectives At the conclusion of this educational activity, participants should be able to: • Describe appropriate preventive measures, training and performance techniques for athletes to help them avoid upper extremity injuries and discuss the scientific evidence behind these recommendations. • Describe the relevant upper extremity anatomy and pathophysiology and discuss diagnostic and treatment recommendations for common upper extremity injuries occurring in various athletic populations, as well as discuss the scientific evidence behind these recommendation. • Understand the appropriate format for scientific case presentations, be able to prepare and present scientific case reports involving sports medicine topics and discuss their clinical relevance Accreditation This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of the American College of Sports Medicine and the Southeast Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine. The American College of Sports Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. AMA/PRA The American College of Sports Medicine designates this educational activity for a maximum of 6.0 AMA PRA Category I Credit(s)TM. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Continuing Education Credits SEACSM is an approved provider for ACSM and NATA (P788). Continuing education credits (CECs) have been applied for through NSCA, AFP and ACE. An attendee form will be available to sign to be eligible to receive up to 16 CECs from the Commission of Dietetic Registration. Attendance verification forms will be available for these and other organizations upon request. Faculty Disclosure In accordance with ACCME requirements, faculty at all educational activities that receive CME credit must provide the audience with (1) disclosure of financial relationships they have with the supporters of this conference or with the manufacturers of products discussed in their presentations, and (2) disclosure of unlabeled or unapproved uses of drugs or devices that are discussed in their presentations. Therefore, the following information is provided: Tom Byrd, MD – reported Grant/Research Support: Smith & Nephew Endoscopy and Consultant: Smith & Nephew Endoscopy. Brent Anderson disclosure as being ii the President/CEO of Polestar Pilates, which is an educational company that provides education on pilates training. No other speaker had any disclosure associations. Disclosure of Unlabeled/Unapproved Uses of Drugs or Devices Notice: In accordance with the ACCME Standards for Commercial Support, the audience is advised that one or more presentations in this continuing medical education activity may contain reference(s) to unlabeled or unapproved uses of drugs or devices. Speakers will disclose this information at the time of their presentation. Acknowledgement of Commercial Support The Southeast Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine gratefully acknowledges the program support from: Life Measurements, Inc., Gatorade Sports Science Institute, and Myotest. iii Acknowledgement of Other Support The Southeast Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine gratefully acknowledges program support from the American College of Sports Medicine. iv Planning Committee Edmund O. Acevedo, Jerry Brandon, Michael Berry, Judith Flohr, Tracy Ray, Erica Jackson, Lynn Panton, Abigail Turpyn-Peairs, Carolynn Berry, Don Torok, Alan Utter SEACSM List of Reviewers Steven R. McAnulty, Jeff McBride, David Morris, David C. Nieman, John Quindry, Andrew Shanely, Travis Triplett, Alan C. Utter SEACSM Meetings & Officers Date/Place Pres./PastPres./PresElect Executive Board 1st Fall 1973 Andrew Kozar Gatlinburg, TN 2nd Fall 1974 Clyde Partin Atlanta, GA 3rd Fall 1975 Dan Copeland Charlottesville, VA 4th Fall 1976 Rankin Cooter Murfreesboro, TN 5th Fall 1977 Ed Howley Steve Blair Lexington, KY Ron Byrd Joe Smith 6th Fall 1978 Russ Pate Columbia, SC 7th Feb. 16-17, 1979 Dennis Wilson Earl Allen Atlanta, GA Ed Howley Thad Crews Ron Byrd Art Weltman 8th Feb. 8-9, 1980 Ron Byrd Bruce Gladden Charlotte, NC Dennis Wilson Jay Kearney Paul Ribisl Russ Pate 9th Feb. 6-7, 1981 Paul Ribisl Joe Chandler Charleston, SC Ron Byrd Tom Cronan Bill Herbert Kirk Cureton 10th Feb. 5-6, 1982 Bill Herbert Harvey Murphy (ES) Blacksburg, VA Paul Ribisl Jon MacBeth (ES) Russ Pate Joe Chandler Tom Cronan Kirk Cureton Robert McMurray 11th Feb. 4-5, 1983 Russ Pate Jon MacBeth (ES) Gainesville, FL Bill Herbert Earl Allen Kirk Cureton David Cundiff Scott Powers 12th Feb. 3-4, 1984 Kirk Cureton Ron Bos (ES) Auburn, AL Russ Pate Emily Haymes Chris Zauner Phil Sparling Mike Stone v Date/Place Pres./PastPres./PresElect Executive Board 13th Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 1985 Chris Zauner Ron Bos (ES) Boone, NC Kirk Cureton John Billings Robert McMurray Harry DuVal Diane Spitler J. W. Yates 14th Jan. 23-25, 1986 Robert McMurray Ron Bos (ES) Athens, GA Chris Zauner Terry Bazarre Scott Powers John Billings J. Larry Durstine Russ Pate (N) Diane Spitler 15th Jan. 29-31, 1987 Scott Powers Ron Bos (ES) Charleston, SC Robert McMurray Terry Bazarre Diane Spitler J. Larry Durstine Steve Messier Allen Moore (S) Russ Pate (N) Janet Walberg 16th Jan. 28-30, 1988 Diane Spitler Ron Bos (ES) Winston-Salem, NC Scott Powers Dalynn Badenhop Phil Sparling Gay Israel Steve Messier Russ Pate (N) Janet Walberg Rankin Mark Senn (S) 17th Jan. 19-20, 1989 Phil Sparling Ron Bos (ES) Atlanta, GA Diane Spitler Dalynn Badenhop Emily Haymes Kirk Cureton (N) Mark Davis Gay Israel Ben Kibler (MD) David Peltzer (S) Art Weltman 18th Feb. 1-3, 1990 Emily Haymes Ron Bos (ES) Columbia, SC Phil Sparling Jerry Brandon Harry DuVal Maria Burgess (S) Kirk Cureton (N) Mark Davis Ben Kibler (MD) Dianne Ward Art Weltman 19th Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 1991 Harry DuVal Ron Bos (ES) Louisville, KY Emily Haymes Jerry Brandon Steve Messier Maria Burgess (S) Kirk Cureton (N) Kevin Davy (S) Alan Rogol (MD) Jeff Rupp Amanda Timberlake Dianne Ward vi Date/Place Pres./PastPres./PresElect Executive Board 20th Jan. 30-Feb. 1, 1992 Steve Messier Ron Bos (ES) Auburn, AL Harry DuVal Kevin Davy (S) Gay Israel Bill Duey (S) Ben Kibler (MD) Mindy Millard-Stafford Bob Moffatt Alan Rogol (MD) Jeff Rupp Phil Sparling (N) Amanda Timberlake 21st Jan. 28-30, 1993 Gay Israel Vaughn Christian (ES) Norfolk, VA Steve Messier Barbara Ainsworth J. Mark Davis Michael Berry Jeff Chandler (CC) Shala Davis (S) Mindy Millard-Stafford Bob Moffatt Alan Rogol (MD) Phil Sparling (N) Kevin Tipton (S) 22nd Jan. 20-22, 1994 J. Mark Davis Vaughn Christian (ES) Greensboro, NC Gay Israel Barbara Ainsworth Janet Walberg Rankin Michael Berry Jeff Chandler (CC) Shala Davis (S) Allan Goldfarb Victoria Schnyder (S) Phil Sparling (N) Beverly Warren 23rd Feb. 2-4, 1995 Janet Walberg Rankin Vaughn Christian (ES) Lexington, KY J. Mark Davis Carolyn Berry J. Larry Durstine Jeff Chandler (CC) Allan Goldfarb Ed Howley (N) David Nieman Victoria Schnyder (S) Beverly Warren 24th Feb. 1-3, 1996 J. Larry Durstine Vaughn Christian (ES) Chattanooga, TN Janet Walberg Rankin Carolyn Berry Bruce Gladden Ed Howley (N) Tim Lightfoot Patricia Mosher David Nieman Stewart Trost (S) George Wortley (MD) 25th Jan. 23-25, 1997 Bruce Gladden Vaughn Christian (ES) Atlanta, GA J. Larry Durstine Dave Bassett Bob Moffatt Ed Howley (N) Tim Lightfoot Patricia Mosher Ann Swank
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