2022 MLB Winter |

Dec 08 - Dec 10, 2022

2022 Baseball Winter Meeting

San Diego, CA

Location

1 Market Pl, San Diego, CA 92101

Description

Course Description: A mix of didactic presentations, videos, and specific surgical, rehab, and treatment techniques that will assist the attendees in managing current baseball injuries on a day-to-day basis, along with assisting in decision-making throughout the season.

Target Audience: Sports Medicine Physicians and Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Athletic Trainers, Chiropractors, and Strength and Conditioning Coaches.

Educational Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to: Integrate new prevention techniques when treating professional baseball players. Analyze trends in baseball injuries at all levels, including professional, collegiate, and youth leagues. Apply and Assess the non-surgical and surgical techniques as well as rehabilitation protocols that are trending and very important for the safe return to activity for baseball players.

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Course chairs

Orthopaedic Surgeon - Sports Specialty

Orthopaedic Surgeon - Private

Rothman Orthopaedics

Other

Athletic Trainer

Atlanta Braves Baseball Club

Other

Physician - Sports Medicine

Faculty and Moderators

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Map

1 Market Pl, San Diego, CA 92101

07.30AM - 07.35AM

Welcome

MOD: Harbor A, B, C

07.35AM - 10.00AM

Session 1

MOD: , Harbor A, B, C

07.35AM - 08.10AM

Soft Tissue Injury - Hamstring

08.10AM - 08.25AM

Hamstring Panel

08.25AM - 08.30AM

Soft-Tissue Injury: Oblique Epidemiology/Workup

08.30AM - 08.40AM

Oblique: Rehab/RTP

08.40AM - 08.50AM

Oblique: Panel

08.50AM - 08.55AM

Soft Tissue Injury: Gastroc - Epidemiology/Workup

08.55AM - 09.00AM

Gastroc: Rehab/RTP

09.00AM - 09.15AM

Gastroc Panel

09.15AM - 09.35AM

Soft Tissue Injury: Q&A

09.35AM - 10.00AM

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

10.00AM - 10.15AM

Break

Harbor A, B, C

10.15AM - 12.15PM

Session 2

Harbor A, B, C

10.15AM - 10.35AM

Sideline Guidelines: Hand and Wrist Injuries

10.35AM - 11.00AM

CORE Muscle Injuries

11.00AM - 11.25AM

JOBE Lectureship: Current Treatment of UCL Injuries

11.25AM - 11.40AM

Managing Discomfort in the Post Op UCL

11.40AM - 12.00PM

UCL Panel

12.15PM - 01.00PM

Lunch

Harbor A, B, C

01.30PM - 03.00PM

Session 3

Harbor A, B, C

01.00PM - 01.30PM

YOCUM Lectureship: Treatment of SLAP Pathology

01.30PM - 02.00PM

Sleep Science

02.00PM - 02.20PM

Sideline Guidelines: Foot and Ankle Injuries

02.20PM - 02.45PM

Mental Health

02.45PM - 03.00PM

Update on Combine Data

03.00PM - 03.20PM

Break

Harbor A, B, C

03.20PM - 04.30PM

Session 4

Harbor A, B, C

03.20PM - 03.35PM

Research Presentations

03.35PM - 04.00PM

Concussion

04.00PM - 04.20PM

Emerging Technology

04.20PM - 04.30PM

Closing Remarks

04.30PM - 04.30PM

Course Adjourns

Session Files

06.00PM - 07.00PM

Reception

Harbor

Cases

Medial Ulnar Collateral Ligament Avulsion in 16M

Medial Ulnar Collateral Ligament Rupture in 21M

Valgus Extension Overload in 17M

06.00PM - 07.00PM

Technology/Sports Science

06.00PM - 06.10PM

Systematizing Processes: A GPS Example

06.10PM - 06.20PM

Data Collection: Is the Juice Worth the Squeeze?

06.20PM - 06.30PM

The Use of Technology in Tracking and Managing Throwing Volume Loads During a Major League Season

06.30PM - 06.50PM

Round Table

07.00PM - 08.00PM

Injury/Workload Analytics

07.00PM - 07.10PM

Injury History in Amateur Baseball Player Entering the MLB Draft: Managing Risk

07.10PM - 07.20PM

Workload Tracking & Optimizing Interdepartmental Communication

07.20PM - 07.30PM

Monitoring Workload in the Return to Throw Process

07.30PM - 07.50PM

Round Table

08.00PM - 09.00PM

Training/Biomechanics/Other

08.00PM - 08.10PM

Oblique Injuries in Baseball

08.10PM - 08.20PM

Sprint Mechanics: Practical Interventions

08.20PM - 08.30PM

Upper Extremity Plyometric Progression: Considerations for the Healthy & Post-Surgical Athlete

08.30PM - 08.50PM

Round Table

08.50PM - 09.00PM

Closing Remarks

05.30PM - 05.40PM

Introduction

05.40PM - 06.10PM

UCL Elbow

MOD: , ,

05.40PM - 05.45PM

Return-to-Play Rates and Clinical Outcomes of Baseball Players After Concomitant Ulnar Collateral Ligament Reconstruction and Selective Ulnar Nerve Transposition

05.45PM - 05.50PM

Biomechanical Comparison of Ulnar Collateral Ligament Reconstruction with Internal Brace Augmentation Versus Modified Docking Technique

05.50PM - 05.55PM

Ulnar Collateral Ligament Reconstruction Does Not Decrease Spin Rate or Performance in Major League Pitchers

05.55PM - 06.00PM

Revision ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction in Major League Baseball pitchers: effects of fastball velocity and usage

06.00PM - 06.05PM

Increased Elbow and Olecranon Injury History in Professional Pitchers With Increased Elbow Flexion at Ball Release

06.05PM - 06.10PM

Panel Discussion

06.30PM - 07.00PM

Epidemiology of Injuries

MOD:

06.30PM - 06.35PM

Effect of Weather and Game Factors on Injury Rates in Professional Baseball Players

06.35PM - 06.40PM

Is Workload Associated With Hamstring and Calf Strains in Professional Baseball Players? An Analysis o f Days o f Rest, Innings Fielded, and Plate Appearances

06.40PM - 06.45PM

Is workload associated with latissimus dorsi and teres major tears in professional baseball pitchers? An analysis of days of rest, innings pitched, and batters faced

06.45PM - 06.50PM

Shoulder Injuries in Professional Baseball Batters: Analysis o f 3,414 Injuries Over an 8-Year Period

06.50PM - 06.55PM

The Most Common Type, Severity, and Expected Frequencyo f Injuries Vary by Defensive Position in Professional Baseball Players

06.55PM - 07.00PM

Discussion

07.15PM - 07.30PM

Break

07.30PM - 08.00PM

Biomechanics I

MOD:

07.30PM - 07.35PM

The Clinicians? Guide to Baseball Pitching Biomechanics

07.35PM - 07.40PM

Comparison of marker-less and marker-based motion capture for baseball pitching kinematics

07.40PM - 07.45PM

The Relationship Among Lead Knee Extension, Fast Ball Velocity and Elbow Torque in Professional Baseball Pitchers

07.45PM - 07.50PM

Athletes Perceive Weighted Baseballs to Cary a Notable Injury Risk, yet Still Use Them Frequently: A Multicenter Survey Study

07.50PM - 07.55PM

Interval Throwing Programs at Distances Beyond 150 Feet Can Be Equivalent to Pitching Over Five Innings

07.55PM - 08.00PM

Discussion

08.15PM - 08.45PM

Biomechanics II

MOD:

08.15PM - 08.20PM

Differences in Glenohumeral Range of Motion and Humeral Torsion Between Right-Handed and Left-Handed Professional Baseball Pitchers

08.20PM - 08.25PM

Joint and Segment Sequencing and its Relationship to Ball Velocity and Throwing Arm Kinetics in Professional Pitchers

08.25PM - 08.30PM

Increased Shoulder Distraction Force and Shoulder Horizontal Abduction in Professional Baseball Pitchers with Discordant Torso Rotation Order

08.30PM - 08.35PM

The Influence of Excessive Ipsilateral Trunk Tilt on Upper-Extremity Throwing Mechanics: A Newly Characterized Parameter for Biomechanical Evaluation in High School and Professional Pitchers

08.35PM - 08.40PM

Pitching Mechanics and the Relationship to Accuracy in Professional Baseball Pitchers

08.40PM - 08.45PM

Discussion