OMED 2022
OMED 2022 was held October 27-30 at Boston, MA and virtually. The AAO program at OMED 2022 topic was Back to Basics: Focus on Somatic Dysfunction.
Program Chair: Robert N. Agnello, DO
Back to Basics: Focus on Somatic Dysfunction
"Back to Basics: Focus on Somatic Dysfunction" will have our expert faculty engage participants with somatic dysfunction from basic definition to application to include all body regions to which osteopathic manipulation is provided. Then a focus on different classic osteopathic manipulations treatment strategies will be provided which include modalities such as myofascial release, muscle energy, HVLA, counterstrain, FPR/STILL. With the ACOPMR group we will highlight the extremities and PINS technique. With ACOFP a focus on headache and COVID will be provided. Faculty members will proceed in adding their own personal spin to how they treat these body regions as well. By the end of the course we will have provided updates on current definitions, evidence, research and systemic applications to the understanding of somatic dysfunction.
Thursday, October 27
8-10am, Danielle Cooley, DO, "A Focus on Somatic Dysfunction, Back to Basics"
10-12pm , Michael John Terzella, DO, "Barriers to Freedoms: Treatment of Cervical Somatic Dysfunction with MET"
1-3pm, J'Aimee Lippert, DO, "Unlocking the Cage: Keys to Restoring Function in the Thoracic Spine"
3-5pm, Sajid Surve, DO, "Lumbar Somatic Dysfunction with focus on Counterstrain"
Friday, October 28
9:30-11:30am Gretta Gross, DO, "Rib Dysfunction: Beyond Rib-Raising"
11:30am-12:30pm Thomas Motyka, DO, "Evidence Based OMM: Basics of Evidence and Evidence of the Basics"
1:30-3:30pm Eric E. Gish, DO, HPF, "Basics of Osteopathic Cranial Manipulative Medicine"
3:30-5:00pm Marta Bringhurst, DO, "The Core, The Floor, The Foundation: Demystifying the Sacrum and Pelvis"
Saturday, October 29
9:30-11:30am, Reem Abu-Sbaih, DO, "Osteopathic Considerations Within the Abdomen"
11:30am-12:30pm, Michael P. Rowane, DO, MS, FAAFP, FAAO, "Northup Lecture"
1:30-3:30pm, Dennis Dowling, DO, MA, FAAO, "PINS for Upper and Lower Extremities"
3:30-4pm, Cailee Dean, OMS III, "Prolotherapy: An Alternative Approach to Pain Management"
Sunday, October 30
Joint program with ACOFP and ACONP
9:00-9:45am, Eric E. Gish, DO, HPF, "COVID-19 and OMT" this is AAO Speaker
9:45-10:30am, Marta Bringhurst, DO, "OMM and HA management" this is AAO Speaker
10:30-11:15am, Teodor Huzij, DO, FACN, "Osteopathic Psychiatry: OMM and Cognitive Disorders"
11:15am-12pm, Lillian Somner, DO, "Lifestyle Tips for Health and Wellness as We Age"
We had the wonderful opportunity of capturing and posting short clips and photos from many of our speakers throughout the program. You can see these clips on the AAO Executive Director/CEO Twitter account:
- Michael J. Terzella, DO describing translation
- Michael J. Terzella, DO demonstrating the feathers edge
- J'Aimee Lippert, DO talking Type I Somatic Dysfunction
- Surve Surve, DO demonstrating on Barbara Walker, DO, FACOFP
- Sajid Surve, DO educating on Quadratus Lumborum with Counterstrain
- Rib raising demonstration by Ashley Parks, DO
- Eric E. Gish, DO, HFA in teaching mode
- Reem Abu-Shaih, DO talking about mesenteric lift evidence
- Reem Abu-Sbaih, DO on how to find and treat ribs 11-12
- Dennis Dowling, DO, MA, FAAO demonstrates PINS
- The 50th Thomas L. Northup Lecture was given by Michael P. Rowane, DO, MS, FAAFP, FAAO plaque presented by Millicent K. Channell, DO, MS, FAAO, AAO's president elect
The recordings and on-demand CME through AAO are available for viewing and purchase.
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