Congratulations to Michael McBrayer and DJO for receiving the PFF Distinguished Service Award! The BOD of the Foundation is grateful for almost 2 decades of support for our goals!
The ISMF Conference in 2019 collaborated with the Patellofemoral Foundation to develop the premier sports medicine fellows conference for patellofemoral education in the world in 2019. Drs. Seth Sherman, Jack Farr and John Fulkerson have put together a timely, balanced and comprehensive education experience for sports medicine fellows including cadaver surgery, working with Dr Bert Mandelbaum and Hilary Merliner. Executive Director Eric Dahlinger of the Patellofemoral Foundation will attend. For more information about this and future conferences, contact Hilary Merliner at International Sports Medicine Fellows ConferenceCourse Office2410 Camino Ramon, Suite 215San Ramon, CA 94583Tel: 925.807.1190 Fax: 925.807.1197Email: hilary@mcjconsulting.comwww.ismf-conference.com/ISMF/
On March 27, 2015, the 2015 Patellofemoral Foundation Lifetime Achievement were presented to Drs Philippe Neyret of Lyon, France and Scott Dye of San Francisco, California, USA at the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons meeting.
Annual meeting of the Arthroscopy Association of North America in May 2014
Dr Fulkerson presents the first Patellofemoral Lifetime Achievement Award to Dr Alan Merchant at the annual PFF luncheon in New Orleans which was hosted by the Board of Directors.
The International Patellofemoral Study Group met in Ghent Belgium August 29-31, 2013 under the leadership of past PF Foundation traveling fellow, Fredrik Almqvist.
At the May 2013 ISAKOS meeting in Toronto, Dr Shinya Oka was honored with the ISAKOS/PFF Research Excellence Award for his research entitled “A Simulation of the Optimal Femoral Insertion Site in Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction.”
The PFF board meeting and luncheon was held in Chicago on March 22, 2013. Nick Sgaglione announced the new AANA PF Surgical Excellence Award to be co funded by AANA and PFF.
Drs Bill Post and Jack Andrish presented live surgical cadaver demonstrations on, respectively, medial patella stabilization and anteromedial tibial tubercle transfer at the July 2012 American Orthopedic Society of Sports Medicine meeting in Baltimore. A crowd of over 250 orthopedic surgeons attended.
Striving to improve the quality of life for individuals of all ages affected by anterior knee problems.
Eric F Dahlinger
Executive Director
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