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2021 SEACSM Annual Meeting Program 2021 Annual Meeting Program Conference Information Schedule and Presentation Listing Abstracts February 18–19, 2021 1 SEACSM 2021 ANNUAL MEETING CONFERENCE INFORMATION Welcome to the 2021 Annual Meeting! We are pleased to present our 49th Annual Meeting and first virtual Annual Meeting this year! At a time when so many events have been postponed or cancelled, we are grateful that we are able to meet again this year. We are also thankful to our members for registering for the meeting, submitting their research, and volunteering to help organize the conference. Most of all, we appreciate your patience as we moved our meeting to a virtual platform. The conference consists of over 250 presentations including 218 posters, 6 review/symposia, 24 student award competition posters, 5 invited lectures, and 5 clinical case presentations in the Sports Medicine Physician Track program. We also have three special events: the Emily Haymes Mentoring “Breakfast”, the Biomechanics special interest group meeting, and the awards ceremony for the Student Award Poster Competition. Throughout the meeting, the virtual Graduate School Fair and Exhibit Hall will be open. We are hosting our meeting using the Symposium by ForagerOne platform. The conference will include posters, review/symposia, clinical case presentations, and invited lectures. Most presentations will be an online poster format, some of which include a short video explanation from the author, and a mechanism for engagement and discussion with attendees. Poster presentations and symposia will be available throughout the conference with scheduled sessions to interact with presenters. Invited lectures will be pre-recorded with live chat with presenters during those sessions. The Sports Medicine Physician program, Emily Haymes Mentoring event, and the awards ceremony will be streamed live. We hope you will find that this meeting captures most of what makes our annual meeting such an important event. Hopefully, we can meet in person again next year for the 50th Annual Meeting in Greenville, SC on February 17–19, 2022! Wishing you a successful meeting, The SEACSM Executive Board How to Access the Virtual SEACSM Annual Meeting All sessions for the 2021 Southeast ACSM Annual Meeting are available through the Symposium by ForagerOne platform. To access the meeting content, you must log in using the same email address you used to register for the conference. LOGIN HERE: https://symposium.foragerone.com/seacsm2021 Once you log in, you can see all presentations by clicking the Presentations link at the top of the page. You can use the checkboxes along the left side to filter by session, presentation topic category, and presentation type. This is the easiest way to find specific sessions or topics, as well as the Graduate School Fair and Exhibitor presentations. You can also search for specific authors, titles, and keywords using the search bar at the top of the page. Once you select a presentation you can read the abstract, view the poster and/or video, and leave comments for the presenter. Links to the ACSM Presidential Address, Keynote Address, Basic Science Lecture, Clinical Crossover Lecture, Montoye Award Lecture, Sports Medicine Physician program, Emily Haymes Mentoring event, Biomechanics Interest Group, and the awards ceremony are available under the Live Sessions link. 2 SEACSM 2021 ANNUAL MEETING CONFERENCE INFORMATION SEACSM Annual Meeting Objectives 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 Continuing Education Credits SEACSM is an approved provider for Continuing Education Credits (CECs) through ACSM. The 2021 Annual Meeting is approved for 15 CECs. ACSM members who register for the meeting automatically receive the pre-approved CECs, which are posted online to ACSM accounts 4–6 weeks after the meeting. 2021 Annual Meeting Planning Committee The Annual Meeting is planned by the SEACSM Executive Board: John Petrella, President. Samford University, [email protected] Rebecca Battista, Past-President. Appalachian State University, [email protected] Matt Green, President-Elect. University of North Alabama, [email protected] Yuri Feito, At-Large Member. Kennesaw State University, [email protected] Jennifer Bunn, At-Large Member. Sam Houston State University, [email protected] Eric Plaisance, At-Large Member. University of Alabama-Birmingham, [email protected] Kim Reich, At-Large Member. High Point University, [email protected] Jonathan Ruiz-Ramie, Student Representative. Augusta University, [email protected] Dulce Gomez, Student Representative, Auburn University, [email protected] Brent Messick, Clinical Representative. Atrium Health Musculoskeletal, [email protected] Carolynn Berry, Executive Director. Winston-Salem State University, [email protected] Michael Berry, Exhibits, Sponsorships and Fund Raising. Wake Forest University, [email protected] Kevin McCully, Representative to ACSM. University of Georgia, [email protected] Brian Parr, Communication Director. University of South Carolina Aiken, [email protected] 3 SEACSM 2021 ANNUAL MEETING CONFERENCE INFORMATION Sports Medicine Physician Track Program Program Description The Physician Track Program this year is focused on the latest evidence based sports medicine and how it is influencing current clinical practice. We are honored to have nationally recognized speakers and fellowship Program Directors in the field of Sports Medicine. We appreciate your attendance at our 49th Annual Sports Medicine Physician Track Program. The program will be held on Friday, February 19 from 8:00 am–1:00 pm. Accreditation/Continuing Medical Education: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Medical Association of Georgia though the joint providership of The Hawkins Foundation and the Southeast Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine. The Hawkins Foundation designates this live activity for a maximum of 4.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. The Hawkins Foundation is accredited by the Medical Association of Georgia to provide continuing medical education for physicians. CME Objectives At the conclusion of this educational activity, participants should be able to: 1. Understand the evidence surrounding concussions and return to play 2. Learn which injuries and musculoskeletal conditions respond best to physical therapy 3. Understand what the latest evidence shows for use of musculoskeletal ultrasound and PRP 4. Confidently manage the spine injured athlete and learn the latest techniques for cervical spine immobilization 5. Learn the latest cardiac recommendations including return to play after COVID-19 infection Sports Medicine Physician Track Clinical Case Reviewers Officers Brent Messick, MD, FACSM SEACSM Executive Ken Barnes, MD, FACSM. Miami University Board Clinical Representative Brent Messick, MD, FACSM. Atrium Health Ryan Draper, DO. Chair, Physician Track Meeting Musculoskeletal Institute Leonardo Oliveira, MD. Vice Chair, Physician Track Meeting Ryan Draper, DO. Cone Health Sports Medicine Center 4 SEACSM 2021 ANNUAL MEETING CONFERENCE INFORMATION Sports Medicine Physician Track Program Evidence Based Sports Medicine: Practice Changing Research Friday, Feb. 19 8:00–8:15 am Opening Remarks 8:15–8:45 am PRP Leonardo Oliveira, MD Cleveland Clinic Florida 8:45–9:15 am PT John Kiel, DO University of Florida–Jacksonville 9:15–9:45 am Concussions Andrew Gregory, MD Vanderbilt University 9:45–10:00 am Discussion 10:00–10:30 am Break 10:30–11:00 am C-Spine Kim Kaiser, MD University of Kentucky 11:00–11:30 am Ultrasound Shane Hudnall, MD Cone Health Sports Medicine Center 11:30–11:45am Discussion 11:45 am–12:00 pm Break 12:00–1:00 pm Clinical Crossover Lecture Dermot Phelan, MD Sanger Heart and Vascular Center All times are EST How to Access the Sports Medicine Physician Track Program All sessions for the 2021 Southeast ACSM Annual Meeting are available through the Symposium by ForagerOne platform. To access the meeting content you must log in using the same email address you used to register for the conference. LOGIN HERE: https://symposium.foragerone.com/seacsm2021 Once you log in, select the Live Sessions link at the top of the page. The link to the presentations will be posted here. 5 SEACSM 2021 ANNUAL MEETING CONFERENCE INFORMATION Emily Haymes Mentoring Event The 2021 “Breakfast for Dinner” Event Emily Haymes Mentoring Event is typically a breakfast meeting on Friday morning at the Annual Meeting. This year, the event will be held on Thursday, February 18 at 6:00 pm. Attendees will be able to engage with one another on several topics related to career development and the benefits of involvement in SEACSM and ACSM. After an opening panel discussion that will include a history of the mentoring breakfast and a keynote speaker, attendees
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