Vincent S. Mosca, MD
Orthopedics, Foot and Ankle Deformities, Lower Limb Differences
On staff since August 1985
Children's Title: Chief, Foot and Limb Deformities
Academic Title: Professor
Research Center: Center for Clinical and Translational Research
"The word orthopedics means straight child. As a pediatric orthopedic surgeon, I have the training and opportunity to straighten childrens arms and legs that are crooked and deformed because those limbs were made wrong, grew wrong, or were injured. My work is immensely satisfying, because it improves childrens comfort and function, allowing them to live more productive, normal lives."
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Dr. Vincent Mosca is a Professor in the Department of Orthopedics at the University of Washington School of Medicine and an academic full-time pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Seattle Childrens Hospital. He completed his orthopedic surgery residency at Duke University Medical Center in North Carolina, and then did a 1 year fellowship in pediatric orthopedics at The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada before starting his practice in Seattle.
Dr. Vincent Mosca is a full time academic pediatric orthopedic surgeon. He is a Professor of Orthopedics at the University of Washington School of Medicine, and Director of the Pediatric Orthopedic Fellowship Program and the Foot and Ankle Service at Seattle Childrens Hospital in Seattle, Washington. He completed his orthopedic surgery residency at Duke University Medical Center in North Carolina, and then did a 1 year fellowship in pediatric orthopedics at The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada before starting his practice in Seattle.
Dr. Mosca was the Director of the Department of Orthopedics at Seattle Children's Hospital and the Chief of Pediatric Orthopedics at the University of Washington in Seattle for 13 years. He stepped down from these administrative responsibilities in 2003 to devote more time to research and writing, while maintaining his very busy clinical practice.
Approximately 90% of his clinical work, research, lectures, and publications pertain to the understanding of, and treatment for, deformities of the childs foot. Dr. Mosca has authored or coauthored over 65 articles and book chapters. He has been an invited speaker/visiting professor in more than 100 medical centers and orthopedic conferences in the US, and in 57 orthopedic conferences in 27 countries outside the US. His book, published in 2014 and entitled Principles and Management of Pediatric Foot and Ankle Deformities and Malformations, is the culmination of his lifes work in the field.
Dr. Mosca is on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, the Journal of Pediatric Orthopedics, the Journal of Childrens Orthopaedics (Europe), and Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research. He is listed in 14 national/international Whos Who directories and has been listed in the book, The Best Doctors in America, since 1996. He is also listed in The Leading Physicians of the World directory. -
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My parents took me to Dr Mosca when I was born 35 years ago with Arthrogryposis and bilateral club feet. After years of casting, braces and surgeries, I am a successful long haul trucker. I still remember Dr Mosca, even though I haven’t seen him since I was 18 years old. Thanks to his expertise, and skill I am leading a normal life! I would love to see Dr Mosca and tell him personally thank you, and show him my feet!
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I was a patient of Dr. Moscas back in the 80s-90s and am forever grateful for his care. I am now 35 and still remember his care and concern for me as a patient and as a person. I am a below the knee amputee that was born with multiple birth defects and I remember his laugh vividly and how he would ask me about my swimming and other activities that I was involved in. I would like him to know that he has made a lasting impact on my life and I will forever be grateful for his hard work, dedication to his craft, and general empathy and care that he has for his patients. We feel it, felt it, and are grateful to have people like you working in this field. I wish you and your family blessings and love. Thank you!!! Amber Williams
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My son Tyler has been going to see Dr. Mosca since he was a small child. Now that he is almost 21 and getting ready to leave Dr. Mosca's care I just wanted to say what a wonderful experience it was having Dr. Mosca care for my son. Every time he went to see him Dr. Mosca always was very careful explaining every aspect of my son's treatment to me and as he grew older to Tyler. Through many appointments and two surgeries Dr. Mosca always treated my son with respect and always listened to my sons questions and input. I can never really put into words how much it meant to have Dr. Mosca care for my son. Thank you Dr. Mosca and your whole team.
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Dr. Mosca has a unique combination of incredible talent, wonderful bedside manner, and genuine compassion. We will forever be grateful for his commitment to his profession and patients.
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Dr. Mosca is an inspiration to me. I was the first person in the United States that he put the "cage" to lengthen my left leg. He did a presentation about me to students studying to be orthopedic surgeons. He inspired me to become a part of the health care field. I could never find the words to thank him enough. He changed my life, Literally, he was able to give me a normal childhood, without kids making fun of me. I grew up at Children's Hospital having 21 Surgery's in all. Children's is where I call home. The Doctors and the Nurses are amazing and made me feel so comfortable to be there. Believe it or not I always looked forward to my next surgery so I could see them again. Dr. Mosca is the best Orthopedic Surgeon I could have and would have every asked for. I miss seeing everyone now that it has been 20 years since my leg lengthening surgery and 14 years since my last surgery.
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I wish I could do more than type a simple recommendation as a thank you for what Doctor Mosca did. About 16-17 Years ago, I was born with a Club Foot. Though, I didn't have to worry. Nor, did my parents. I don't know how old I was, I'm guessing 8 months; But, Doctor Mosca did 1 surgery on my left foot and completely fixed my clubbed foot. Apparently, his words were "It was like God's hands turned this boy's foot around.". 1 cut is all it took too fix my foot. I am truely happy that this man was able to give me a functioning foot. Thank you.
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I was born in 1987 with 2 severely clubbed feet; my mother said that my feet We're turned upward and you couldn't even fit a piece of paper in between the top of my foot and my leg. I wore casts for an entire year prior to having surgery in 1988 done by Dr Mosca and a Yakima area doctor, Dr Place. After the surgery I had more episodes where I wore casts periodically and would go back to Childrens to be checked out by Dr Mosca and I am so grateful for him and his team because I can walk. I am continually reminded that I am physically blessed to be able to even walk and That is due to a great surgeon
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Dr. Mosca diagnosed and surgically corrected my son's deformity. We had moved around the country, which my husband's job, and no doctor could figure out why my son's legs would not come together when bent. We assumed Brian would always be this way; unable to run, swim, bike, walk correctly. However, after his pediatrician asked that we take him in for an unrelated test, a team of doctor's went to work looking for a solution. We had truly given up hope. He was a freshman in high school. Dr. Mosca had remembered seeing this condition in a journal years ago, studied it, and performed the surgery! It was THE answer! We love him so much that we are now bringing our other son all the way from Atlanta to see him! It is a financial sacrifice, but I won't trust any other doctor when it comes to orthopedics anymore!
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My son Alexander was born with a short right femur(upper leg bone)which also suffered a fracture a week after birth, being a parent for the first time made this even a scarier experience. We consulted another medical hospital wich didnt provide us with any answers in fact everything they DID tell us scared us even more. We thought our son would never walk/crawl or do any normal movement like the rest of us, "we were horrified". Luckly at 3 months of age we asked that he be reffered to Children's which turned out to be a blessing!!! His first years of treatment were with Dr. Schamale but Dr. Mosca has always been involved in his case. They both had answers to everything we asked assured us that it was not as bad as we were initially informed and that my sons case was not only not unique rare or untreatable that in fact they had seen other cases like his. Our jurney has been long and although I iniatially did not make this easy on them they were understanding of all my doubts and fears, and patiently answered and dealt with this over protective, doubful mom. My son is now 8 years old, he has under gone several surgeries to repair his leg bone and will eventually undergo a lenghtening procedure, it has not been nor will it ever be easy emotionally but it is very reassuring to see how much Dr. Mosca cares for each individual case, I can honestly say we couldnt be in better hands. He is truly very knowledgeable which makes it easier to cope with any doubt and fear you have. Thank You Dr. Mosca for everything you have done thus far for my son, you truly are an example to many in your field. Even though he is still young my son now aspires some day to follow in your footsteps so that he can help other children with this issue the way you have helped him. Thank you for your expertise, passion and overall care.
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Dr. Mosca treated my daughter Daniella from club foot, she is now 5 years old and a very happy girl, me and my husband will be always thankfull with Dr. Mosca, god bless him.
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dr. mosca i just want to let you know we always appreciate what you done to my daughter sanaa she is now 7 years old doing just fine after the hip surgery she had five years ago ,we always thank you for the great job you did,wish you the best
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Dr. Mosca you are remarkable. Last December we brought are son to you for an operation to correct his foot's tarsal coalition problem. From a young age he would complain of the pain in his foot after sports. As he hit the teens the pain would occur during day to day walking around. As he grew the situation would have become worse. Your skill and procedure corrected the foot with a bone graph and a seperation of bones. Today he has 100% mobility. And to think, before finding you we visit many doctors that simply said our son would have to simply live with the pain or fuse the ankle.
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This man is a phenomenal surgeon, and a great human being...he operated on my daughter 24 years ago, and she has been able to live a normal life because of his expertise.She had a severe case of *club foot*, and he operated at 12 months on her...She never needed another surgery...and I thank God for him. Now she's a mama, and living a full life...:) He actually showed up at the hospital to check on her on Christmas day, and brought her a gift...God bless him!!!! :)
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Dr.Mosca did surgery on my leg and I have a metal rod in it when i was 15. I am now 26 and can walk better. He's the BEST doctor at Children's hospital and VERY nice! I will always be grateful to him.
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Dr.Mosca did surgery on my leg and I have a metal rod in it when i was 15. I am now 26 and can walk better. He's the BEST doctor at Children's hospital and VERY nice! I will always be grateful to him.
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dr.mosca did 5 different surgerys on my foot when i was 13. i was born with spina bifida and had deformitys in my right foot. I am now 28 WALKING and able to keep up with my 4 children. I will always be grateful to him.
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Dr Mosca is about to preform surgery on my foot i am thirteen years old and never relized that someone i just met could have such a great impact on me.. i would recommend him to any one who is looking in the direction of orthopedic surgery
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I had a tarsal colition, and had constint foot pain. Dr. Mosca was amazing. I would recommend him to anyone. I am getting ready to have my second surgery to fix my deformity. He makes me feel at ease and he knows what he is doing.
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I would recommend Dr. Mosca. Even though I never got my chance to get my surgery done my him, I'm getting surgery done by Dr. Michael Thomas, and he says Dr. Mosca is his Mentor, and the best surgeon in the country.
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I would like to thank Dr. Mosca and all the outstanding staff at the Seattle Children's Hospital. Just last week my wife and I traveled from New Mexico to Seattle to have our 13 year old son's foot re-constucted (tarsal coalition). The surgery went well and we are looking forward to a fast recovery and for our son to gain back some mobility in his foot along with a decrease in his daily pain. Our fingers are crossed that things work out better then we expect. I should add the fact that we looked accross the country for the best doctor to help with our cause- Hands Down- Dr. Mosca is the man. Michael Lee
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Dr. Mosca has treated me since i was born in 1986. I was born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (aka Brittle Bones). Dr. Mosca has treated every single broken bone from Left Arm to Both Legs throughout my entire life. I trust him with my life. You will NOT get a better Orthopedic Surgeon in the world. He is THE VERY Best.
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Dr. Mosca has performed many surgeries over several years on my granddaughter. He is a brilliant surgeon AND a nice guy. I agree that he has a special way with the kids, always keeping them front and center in discussions regarding them. Helping them to feel in control of their situations. We are very grateful to him and all the help and relief he has provided her. We recently had our last (for-see-able) appointment and when we left, she began crying. I thought they were tears of joy, but they were tears of sadness on how she'll miss him. That's saying something for a teenager!
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Dr. Mosca has diagnosed and seen my son through Legg Calve Perthes disease. He did a Varius Osteotomy July 2010. He is an amazing surgeon with incredible talent and passion for what he does. We might be having more surgeries but I have full faith that Dr. Mosca will do what is best for my son. We are so lucky to have him at Seattle Childrens!
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Dr. Mosca treated my son for complex (or atypical) clubfoot. His conservative approach, open-mindedness, and unwillingness to give up lead to hugely successful treatment of something that can be very difficult to correct. I strongly recommend Dr. Mosca for any child with clubfoot. I cannot think of a more skilled and caring ortho doctor!
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Dr. Mosca will look you in the eye while REALLY answering questions. He is friendly and knows how to talk to my 4-year-old daughter who has been seeing him since she was almost 2. He gives realistic prognosis and is not afraid to express optimism! My daughter and I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Mosca!
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Dr. Mosca is an OUTSTANDING doctor!! When our son was born with clubfoot in 2005, my husband contacted Dr. Ponseti in Iowa who recommended we visit Dr. Mosca for a treatment plan. We did, and he's been great to work with! The Ponseti Method of non-surgical correction was wonderful. Even though we have since moved away from the greater Seattle area, we still go to Dr. Mosca for follow-up visits. He is an amazing person with great knowledge and experience. I HIGHLY recommend him to anyone seeking expertise in orthopedics.
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My son Sean, was born with Arthrogryposis 26 years ago. Dr Mosca has performed many surgeries on his feet over the years. He has always been very kind to us, and patient with our many questions and has taken time to explain every detail. He and his nurse Sue have graciously addressed several of our needs regarding Sean, even into his adult years. I appreciate the genuine concern they have, and continue to have for their patients!
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dr mosca, was my doctor from 1981-2002 he was a great and friendly doctor! I Only wish now i could still have him as my doctor! i highly reccomend him!!!!!
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DR. MOSCA DID BONE SURGERY ON MY GRANDSON WHO HAD TARSAL COALITION AND THE SURGERY WENT WELL. I AM VERY PLEASED. HIS TEAM WAS SO PATIENT WITH OUR FAMILY AND EXPLAINING THE SURGERY AND THE OUTCOME AND THE RISKS AND EVERYTHING. THE ONLY THING AT THE HOSPITAL WAS WHEN WE WERE LEAVING AND THE INSURANCE WOULDNT COVER A WALKER AND A WHEELCHAIR BUT EVEN THEN I CALLED UP FAMILY ADVOCATES AND WAS REFERRED TO BRIDGEMINISTRIES WHO SUPPLIED US A FREE WALKER AND A WHEELCHAIR. I WILL BE SCHEDULING ANOTHER APPOINTMENT FOR FOLLOW UP WITH MOSCA FOR MY GRANDSON THANKS MOSCA! WE LOVE YOU
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Award Name Award Description Awarded By Award Date SEATTLE MAGAZINE TOP DOCTOR - 2015 Seattle Magazine 2015 Listed as Top Doctor in Seattle, WA International Association of Orthopedic Surgeons (IAO) 2013 Listed as Top Doctor for Seattle, WA Castle Connolly's Top Doctors 2013 U.S. News Top Doctor U.S. News and World Report 2012 Listed as Top Doctor in SuperDoctors.com 2011 Listed in US News and World Report as a "Top Doctor" US News and World Report 2010 Listed in the Global Directory of Who's Who The Global Directory of Whos Who 2009 Listed as one of Washington's Best Doctors WA. Washington's State Magazine 2008 Orthopaedic Residents’ Teaching Award University of Washington 2007 Consumers Research Council of America Listed in Consumers Research Council of America "Guide to Americas Top Surgeons" 2006 Continental Who's Who registry of National Business Leaders Listed in Continental Who's Who registry of National Business Leaders Fellow Lifetime member 2005 Marquis Whos Who in America Listed in Marquis Whos Who in America 2003 Puget Sound Consumers Checkbook Outstanding Physicians Listed in Puget Sound Consumers Checkbook Outstanding Physicians 2003 Marquis Whos Who in Science and Engineering Listed in Marquis Whos Who in Science and Engineering 2003 Listed in Marquis Who’s Who in the World Marquis Who’s Who in the World 2003 Marquis Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare Listed in Marquis Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare 2002 National Registers Whos Who Listed in National Registers Whos Who 2002 Listed in Seattles Top Doctors survey Seattle Magazine, and Seattle Metropolitan Magazine 2000 Listed as Life Member in National Registry of Who's Who 2000 Medical Staff Caring for Children - Best Scientific Paper Seattle Children's Hospital 2000 - 2002 Listed in Nationwide Register's Who's Who in Executives and Businesses 2000 Listed in The Best Doctors in America 1996 Outstanding Clinical Scientific Paper Pediatric Orthopedic Society of North America 1992 Orthopaedic Residents’ Teaching Award University of Washington 1989 Magna Cum Laude 1973 Phi Beta Kappa 1973 -
Manuscripts in Refereed Journals
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Dobbs MB, Frick SL, Mosca VS, Raney E, VanBosse HJ, Lerman JA, Talwalkar VR, Steger-May K, Gurnett CADesign and descriptive data of the randomized Clubfoot Foot Abduction Brace Length of Treatment Study (FAB24).
27632641 Journal of pediatric orthopedics. Part B, 2017 March : 26(2)101-107 -
Mosca VSSubtalar Coalition in Pediatrics.
Foot and ankle clinics, 2015 June : 20(2)265-281 -
Kearney SP | Mosca VSSelective hemiepiphyseodesis for patellar instability with associated genu valgum.
PMC4354475 Journal of orthopaedics, 2015 March : 12(1)17-22 -
Scully MA | White KK | Song KM | Mosca VSInjection-induced gluteus muscle contractures: diagnosis with the "reverse Ober test" and surgical management.
Journal of pediatric orthopedics, 2015 March : 35(2)192-8 -
Bouchard M, Mosca VSFlatfoot Deformity in Children and Adolescents: Surgical Indications and Management
25281257 J Am Acad Orthop Surg, 2014 Oct. : 22(10)623-632 -
MOSCA VS.Management of the painful adolescent flatfoot
Tech Foot Ankle Surg, 2014 : 133-13 -
Vining NC, Warme WJ, Mosca VSComparison of structural bone autografts and allografts in pediatric foot surgery.
22955536 Journal of pediatric orthopedics, 2012 Oct. : 32(7)719-23 -
Mosca VS, Bevan WPTalocalcaneal tarsal coalitions and the calcaneal lengthening osteotomy: the role of deformity correction.
22992849 The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American volume, 2012 Sept. 5 : 94(17)1584-94 -
Vining NC, Done S, Glass IA, Parnell SE, Sternen DL, Leppig KA, Mosca VS, Goldberg MJEXT2-positive multiple hereditary osteochondromas with some features suggestive of metachondromatosis.
21892728 Skeletal radiology, 2012 May : 41(5)607-10 -
Mosca VSCurrent Concepts Review: Flexible flatfoot in children and adolescents.
21455468 Journal of children's orthopaedics, 2010 April : 4(2)107-21 PMCID:PMC2839866 -
Howlett JP, Mosca VS, Bjornson KThe association between idiopathic clubfoot and increased internal hip rotation.
19229661 Clinical orthopaedics and related research, 2009 May : 1231-7 -
Grassbaugh JA, Mosca VSCongenital ingrown toenail of the hallux.
18209609 Journal of pediatric orthopedics, 2007 Dec. : 886-9 -
Skelly AC, Holt VL, Mosca VS, Alderman BWTalipes equinovarus and maternal smoking: a population-based case-control study in Washington state.
12210013 Teratology, 2002 Aug. : 91-100 -
MOSCA VSTechniques of operative reduction and fixation of triplane and juvenile Tillaux fractures in adolescents
Oper Techniques Orthop, 1995 : 171-177 -
DuMontier TA, Falicov A, MOSCA V, Sangeorzan BCalcaneal lengthening: Investigation of deformity correction in a flatfoot model.
Foot Ankle Int, 2005 : 166-170 -
MOSCA VSFlexible flatfoot and skewfoot. An Instructional Course Lecture
J Bone Joint Surg, 1995 : 1937-1945 -
Staheli LT, Chew DE, Elliott JS, MOSCA VSManagement of hip dislocations in children with arthrogryposis
J Pediatr Orthop, 1987 : 681-685 -
MOSCA VSThe management of displaced distal tibial injuries involving the physis
Techniques Orthop, 1989 : 65-73 -
MOSCA VSCalcaneal lengthening for valgus deformity of the hindfoot. Results in children who had severe, symptomatic flatfoot and skewfoot
J Bone Joint Surg, 1995 : 500-512 -
Hubbard DD, Staheli LT, Chew DE, MOSCA VSMedial femoral torsion and osteoarthritis
J Pediatr Orthop, 1988 : 540-542 -
MOSCA VSThe Cavus Foot
J Pediatr Orthop, 2001 : 423-24 -
Niki H, Staheli LT, MOSCA VSManagement of clubfoot deformity in amyoplasia
J Pediatr Orthop, 1997 : 803-807 -
Sangeorzan BJ, MOSCA V, and Hansen ST JrThe effect of calcaneal lengthening on relationships among the hindfoot, midfoot, and forefoot
Foot Ankle, 1993 : 136-141 -
Sangeorzan BJ, Benirschke SK, MOSCA VS, Mayo KA, Hansen STDisplaced intra-articular fractures of the tarsal navicular
J Bone Joint Surg, 1989 : 1504-1510 -
MOSCA VSThe Child's Foot: Principles of Management
J Pediatr Orthop, 1998 : 281-281 -
Olshan AF, Schroeder JC, Alderman BW, MOSCA VSJoint laxity and the risk of clubfoot
Birth Defects Research (Part A): Clinical and Molecular Teratology, 2003 : 585-590 -
MOSCA VSPitfalls in diagnosis - the hip
1989 : 12-23 -
Waldhausen J, MOSCA V, Johansen K, Schaller RDelayed presentation of popliteal artery injury during Ilizarov limb-lengthening
Orthopedics, 1998 : 477-478 -
Mills WJ, MOSCA VS, Nizet VOrthopaedic manifestations of invasive Group A streptococcal infections complicating primary varicella
J Pediatr Orthop, 1996 : 522-528 -
Simonian PT, Vahey JW, Rosenbaum DM, MOSCA VS, Staheli LTFractures of the cuboid in children
J Bone Joint Surg, 1995 : 104-106 -
Cappello T, MOSCA VSMetatarsus Adductus and Skewfoot
Foot Ankle Clin, 1998 : 683-700 -
MOSCA VSThe Ilizarov technique - orthopedic and rehabilitation management
Physical Med and Rehab Clin North Am, 1991 : 951-970 -
MOSCA VS, Staheli LTSurgical management of torsional and angular deformities of the lower extremities
Operative Orthopaedics., 1990 : 2227-2235
Published Books, Videos, Software, etc.
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MOSCA VSPrinciples and Management of Pediatric Foot and Ankle Deformities and Malformations
Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer, Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, 2014 -
Mosca VSParent's Guide to Ponseti Clubfoot management
Global-HELP Publication, 2010 : 2nd. Ed
Other Publications
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Bauer K, Mosca VS, Zionts LEWhat's New in Pediatric Flatfoot?
26296215 Journal of pediatric orthopedics, 2016 Dec. : 36(8)865-869 -
Kelikian A, Mosca V, Schoenhaus HD, Winson I, Weil L JrWhen to operate on pediatric flatfoot.
21482819 Foot & ankle specialist, 2011 April : 4(2)112-9 -
Mosca VSLetter to the JPO editors re: Ragab AA, Stewart SL, Cooperman DR. Implications of Subtalar Joint Anatomic Variation in Calcaneal Lengthening Osteotomy. J Pediatr Orthop. 2003;23:79-83.
19305287 Journal of pediatric orthopedics, 2009 April : 29(3)315-6 -
Mosca VSLetter to the JPO editors re: article by Andreacchio et al entitled "lateral column lengthening as treatment for planovalgus foot deformity in ambulatory children with spastic cerebral palsy" (J Pediatr Orthop 2000;20:501-505).
16670559 Journal of pediatric orthopedics, 2006 May : 26(3)412 -
MOSCA VSThe Foot
Morrissy RT and Weinstein SL, editors. Lovell and Winter's Pediatric Orthopedics, 2011
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Presentations Title Event Location Date Principles of assessment and management of musculoskeletal deformities in children N. Balachandran Professorship Lecture, 38th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Singapore Orthopaedic Association Singapore Oct. 2015 Pes planus: infancy to adolescence; Tendo-Achilles tenotomy; Anterior tibial tendon transfer; The adolescent flatfoot American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Las Vegas, NV 2015 Practical biomechanics of the pediatric foot; Principles of assessment of pediatric foot deformities; Principles of management of pediatric foot deformities; Cavovarus foot deformity in CMT; The adolescent painful flatfoot; Tarsal coalitions: its not Congresso Internacional de Especialidades Pediatricas, Hospital Pequeno Principe Curitiba, Brazil 2015 Tarsal coalitions: it's not just about the size of the coalition International Foot and Ankle Foundation (Podiatry) Seattle, WA 2015 Principles of assessment and management of pediatric foot deformities; The painful adolescent flatfoot; Subtalar tarsal coalition: it's not just about the size of the coalition; Lateral column lengthening and shortening in foot surgery; Medial midfoo Jesse T Nicholson Visiting Professorship, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 2015 Principles of management of pediatric foot deformities Orthopedic Resident Research Day, University of Alberta Edmonton, Canada 2015 Pes planus: infancy to adolescence Instructional Course Lecture, American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Las Vegas, NV 2015 Pes planus: infancy to adolescence Pes planus infancy to adulthood - Instructional Course Lecture, American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting New Orleans, LA 2014 Biomechanics and principles of assessment of pediatric foot deformities Chinese Orthopaedic Association Beijing, China 2014 The foot-CORA method for assessment of foot deformities International Pediatric Orthopaedic Think Tank (IPOTT) Buenos Aires, Argentina 2014 Talocalcaneal tarsal coalitions: It's not just about the size of the coalition Midwest Podiatry Conference Chicago, IL 2014 Tendo-Achilles tenotomy in clubfoot management: method and pitfalls; Lateral column shortening and lengthening in the foot; When Ponseti fails - PMR still has a role; Management of the completely resistant arthrogrypotic clubfoot; Juvenile hallux val POSNA/AAOS International Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium Orlando, FL 2014 Growth plate injuries of the immature ankle American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting New Orleans, LA 2014 The cavovarus foot in CMT POSNA Specialty Day: Neuromuscular/Lower extremity Los Angeles, CA 2014 Principles of assessment of pediatric foot deformities; Principles of management of pediatric foot deformities; Tarsal coalitions: it's not just about the size Brandon Carrell Visiting Professorship, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children Dallas, Texas 2013 Pes planus: infancy to adolescence Pes planus-infancy to adulthood-instructional Course Lecture, American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting Chicago, Illinois 2013 Tendo-Achilles tenotomy in clubfoot management: method and pitfalls; Avoiding/managing a calcaneal lengthening osteotomy that fails; Neuromuscular foot deformities: when to cut (osteotomy) and when to fuse; Midtarsal osteotomies: Tips of the trade; V POSNA/AAOS International Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium Orlando, Florida 2013 Case presentations and discussion of residual/recurrent and overcorrected clubfoot deformities International Pediatric Orthopaedic Think Tank Cannes, France 2012 Tendo-Achilles tenotomy in clubfoot management: method and pitfalls; Arthrogrypotic clubfoot: surgical treatment; The calcaneal lengthening osteotomy for painful flatfoot deformity: technique; Principles of assessment and management of foot deformiti POSNA/AAOS International Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium Orlando, Florida 2012 Flexible and rigid flatfoot: are they really that different?; Principles-based assessment of foot deformities in children and adolescents Shriners Hospital SLC and the University of Utah Department of Orthopedics Salt Lake City, Utah 2012 Assessment and principles-based management of foot deformities in children; Managing the complications of clubfoot surgery; Management of the cavovarus foot in CMT; Talo-calcaneal tarsal coalitions: it's not just about the size of the coalition; Fore Azhar University International Pediatric Foot Symposium Cairo, Egypt 2011 Tendo-Achilles tenotomy in clubfoot management: methods and pitfalls; Ponseti method for syndromic clubfeet: indications, variations in method, pitfalls; Distal tibial osteotomies: indications and techniques; Avoiding/managing calcaneal lengthening t POSNA/AAOS International Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium Orlando, Florida 2011 Assessment and management of pediatric foot deformities; The adolescent painful flatfoot; Talocalcaneal tarsal coalitions: it's not just about size Visiting Professor, Carrie Tingley Hospital Winter Conference, University of New Mexico School of Medicine Albuquerque, New Mexico 2011 Selective hemi-epiphyseodesis for patellar instability with associated genu valgum Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America Montreal, Canada 2011 Biomechanics and assessment of foot deformities in children; Forefoot problems: non-surgical and surgical management American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting San Diego, California 2011 The adolescent painful flatfoot; Cavovarus in CMT Combined Meeting of Orthopedic Societies (COMOC) Glasgow, Scotland 2010 Complications of slipped capital femoral epiphysis; Foot biomechanics and assessment of deformities in children; Old and new concepts in the management of tarsal coalitions Guest Speaker, 6th Middle East Orthopaedic Conference during the Annual Arab Health Congress Dubai, UAE 2010 Management of Ponseti clubfoot relapses Perspectives Session. Stockholm, Sweden 2010 Biomechanics and assessment of foot deformities in children, Timing, indication, and techniques in CP foot surgery, Clubfoot management: the Ponseti method, Management of the adolescent painful flatfoot, The role of arthroereisis in pes planus 3rd Annual Pediatric Orthopaedic Conference, Al-Razi Orthopaedic Hospital Kuwait City, Kuwait 2010 Assessment and principles-based management of childrens foot deformities, Evolution of the Ponseti treatment of clubfoot Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Section of the Royal Society of Medicine London, England 2010 Foot Problems in Children Pediatric Society of Ramallah Ramallah, Palestine 2009 Assessment and management principles for foot deformities in children University of Monterrey - Department of Orthopedics, Hospital Christus Muguerza Monterrey, Mexico 2009 The cavovarus foot in CMT disease Dana Childrens Hospital and Sackler Faculty of Medicine Tel Aviv, Israel 2009 Tarsal Coalitions; Congenital Vertical Talus Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium Danang, Vietnam 2009 Forefoot problems: timing and techniques for surgical management Dana Childrens Hospital and Sackler Faculty of Medicine Tel Aviv, Israel 2009 Review of the limping child: H&P and differential diagnosis 10th Annual Inter-American Congress of Pediatrics Monterrey, Mexico 2009 Assessment & management of foot deformities in children Palestine Orthopedic Association Ramallah, Palestine 2009 Assessment and management of post-surgical deformities in clubfeet Israeli Paediatric Orthopaedic Society and Israeli Foot Society Meeting Tel Aviv, Israel 2009 Management of the Adolescent Painful Flatfoot Dana Childrens Hospital and Sackler Faculty of Medicine Tel Aviv, Israel 2009 Foot biomechanics and assessment of foot deformities in children Orthopaedic Society and Israeli Foot Society Meeting Tel Aviv, Israel 2009 Timing, indications, and techniques for foot deformity correction in CP Dana Childrens Hospital and Sackler Faculty of Medicine Tel Aviv, Israel 2009 Cavus Foot Deformity Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium Danang, Vietnam 2009 Old and new concepts of management of tarsal coalitions Dana Childrens Hospital and Sackler Faculty of Medicine Tel Aviv, Israel 2009 Foot Problems in Children An-Najah National University Medical School Nablus, Palestine 2009 Flatfoot Deformity Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium Danang, Vietnam 2009 Foot osteotomies in children Israeli Paediatric Orthopaedic Society and Israeli Foot Society Meeting Tel Aviv, Israel 2009 Foot biomechanics and assessment in children Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium Danang, Vietnam 2009 Surgical release of injection-induced gluteus muscle contractures International Pediatric Orthopaedic Think Tank Hong Kong 2009 Leg Length Discrepancies in Children Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium Danang, Vietnam 2009 Management of Ponseti clubfoot relapses International Pediatric Orthopaedic Think Tank Hong Kong 2009 The Adolescent Painful Flatfoot University of Monterrey - Department of Orthopedics, Hospital Christus Muguerza Monterrey, Mexico 2009 Assessment and management principles for foot deformities in children; Management of the painful adolescent flatfoot; Management of secondary deformities of clubfoot; New concepts in management of tarsal coalitions Guest Speaker, 4th Meeting of the Turkish Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology Antalya, Turkey 2008 Complications of ankle trauma; Complications of SCFE; Complications of clubfoot treatment Guest Speaker, POSI-POSNA (Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of India - Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America) Combined Meeting Baroda, India 2008 How I correct flatfoot deformities with the calcaneal lengthening osteotomy (and related procedures); Complications of conventional clubfoot surgery and their management; Current concepts in management of tarsal coalitions Guest Speaker, 14th Annual Meeting of the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of India Coimbatore, India 2008 Calcaneal lengthening osteotomy for talo-calcaneal tarsal coalition European Pediatric Orthopedic Society 26th Annual Meeting, and EPOS/IFPOS Combined Meeting Sorrento, Italy 2007 Treatment for congenital ingrown toenails; Congenital pseudarthrosis of the clavicle with a traumatic etiology International Pediatric Orthopedic Think Tank New York City, NY 2006 Calcaneal lengthening osteotomy for talo-calcaneal tarsal coalition Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America San Diego, California 2006 Talipes equinovarus and maternal smoking: a population-based case-control study in Washington State 2nd Joint Meeting of the International Federation of Foot and Ankle Societies Naples, Italy 2005 Calcaneal lengthening: In vitro investigation of deformity correction 34th Annual Winter Meeting, American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society, AAOS San Francisco, California 2004 Talipes equinovarus and maternal smoking: a population-based case-control study in Washington State Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America Amelia Island, Florida 2003 Dorsal Bunion: a new corrective procedure 3rd International Clubfoot Congress San Diego, California 2002 Clubfoot and Maternal Smoking: a population-based case-control study 3rd International Clubfoot Congress an Diego, California 2002 Calcaneal lengthening osteotomy for unresectable talocalcaneal tarsal coalition International Pediatric Orthopedic Think Tank Monterey, California 2001 Comparison of Structural Bone Allografts and Autografts in Pediatric Foot Surgery American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons San Francisco, California 1997 Comparison of Structural Bone Allografts and Autografts in Pediatric Foot Surgery Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America Banff, Alberta, Canada 1997 Orthopaedic Manifestations of Invasive Group A Streptococcal Infections Complicating Primary Varicella American Academy of Pediatrics San Francisco, California 1995 Prosthetic Crutch for a Patient with Congenital Bilateral, Upper Extremity Deficiencies undergoing Lower Extremity Lengthening by the Ilizarov Method Association of Children's Prosthetic-Orthotic Clinics Tampa, Florida 1993 Skewfoot Deformity in Children: Correction by Calcaneal Neck Lengthening and Medial Cuneiform Opening Wedge Osteotomies Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America White Sulphur Springs, WV 1993 Calcaneal Neck Lengthening for Severe Abducto-valgus (flat) Hindfoot Deformity in Children Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America, Newport, RI 1992 Calcaneal Neck Lengthening for Severe Abducto-valgus (flat) Hindfoot Deformity in Children American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Washington, DC 1992 Complications of Wagner Leg Lengthenings and Their Avoidance American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons New Orleans, Louisiana 1986 Complications of Wagner Leg Lengthenings and Their Avoidance Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America Boston, Massachusetts 1986 Management of Hip and Knee Deformities in Arthrogryposis American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons New Orleans, Louisiana 1986 Improved Stability in Segmental Instrumentation of Neuromuscular Scoliosis Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America San Antonio, Texas 1985 Improved Stability in Segmental Instrumentation of Neuromuscular Scoliosis Scoliosis Research Society San Diego, California 1985 Improved Stability in Segmental Instrumentation of Neuromuscular Scoliosis Canadian Orthopaedic Association Hamilton, Canada 1985 Management of Hip and Knee Deformities in Arthrogryposis Western Orthopaedic Association Houston, Texas 1985 Teratologic Hip Dislocation - Definition and Review in Arthrogryposis Southern Medical Association New Orleans, Louisiana 1984 Teratologic Hip Dislocation - Definition and Review in Arthrogryposis American Orthopaedic Association Resident's Conference Ann Arbor, Michigan 1984 Care of Insensitive Feet in Myelodysplasia American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine Detroit, Michigan 1981
Overview
- Board Certification(s)
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Orthopedic Surgery
- Medical/Professional School
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University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, Rochester
- Residency
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Orthopedic Surgery, Duke University Medical Center, Durham
- Fellowship
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Orthopedic Surgery, The Hospital For Sick Children, Toronto
- Clinical Interests
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Deformities of the child's foot, Limb length inequalities, Limb deformities and malformations
- Research Focus Area
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Translational Research
