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Share this email: From the President: R. Rob Franks, DO, FAOASM Welcome to September and fall sports season--tax season for AOASM members. If you are like me, as we go to press, you already will have had your first games and weekly game coverage. Yes, the tranquility of summer has faded, and we are definitively in the busiest time of year. Congratulations and welcome home to our members who did an absolutely amazing job caring for our paralympic athletes at the Rio games. Also, I enjoyed seeing many of you at OMED in Anaheim. Dr. Kerger and his committee planned an outstanding program capitalizing on joining with other specialty colleges to maximize didactic learning at this year's meeting. Dr. Kerger is not the only person who has been busy. Dr. Dougherty and Brooke Miller have been busy reviewing prospective sites for our 2017 Spring Meeting. I am delighted to announce that we will be in Las Vegas, Nevada, May 3-6, 2017, at the Harrahs Resort in Las Vegas, with the Pre-Conference on May 1-2. Please keep an eye on your email for updated information on the schedule and activities for the Spring 2017 conference. Our student members continue to lay the groundwork for new Student Chapters of AOASM to be brought under the Academy's umbrella. They currently are updating and completing paperwork for future members from three new medical schools. In addition, they prepared for Dr. Quinn's lecture on September 14, 2016, on "AOASM: Your Road to Primary Care Sports Medicine." This lecture was open to all members, in addition to our student members. The evolution of the common pathway continues, and there have been several questions from Program Directors on certification of our programs. While our national organization staff are happy to assist with any questions that you may have, AOASM planned to have a breakout session at OMED to assist Program Directors on the certification pathway for ACGME and AOA recognition of their programs. This continues to be an evolving process, and AOASM is here to assist in helping Program Directors navigate this process. Finally, this month's sports medicine reminder is to encourage our members to be sure to review spineboarding procedures with their sideline medical staff. The assignments and process should be reviewed before the first game, so there is no question as to who will assume what role in the spineboarding process. The appropriate location and role of EMS should also be reviewed so there is a definitive clear path to an injured athlete that has been decided upon before the actual play of the first game at any venue. Please know that all members have my sincere wishes for a happy and healthy beginning of fall sports season. If we at AOASM can be of any help with any of the above issues, please do not hesitate to call on us. Sincerely, R. Robert Franks, DO, FAOASM President, American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine 2016 Paralympic Game Highlights from Rio De Janeiro Provided by: Jeff Anthony, DO, FAOASM Check out the stories and photos below of a few USA Paralympic Athletes from the 2016 Games in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil! Photo Left: Billy is a category C1 Paralympic cyclist for the USA. He came in 5th in the Veladrome and was looking forward to the road race Time Trial, more his forte. Photo Right: Unfortunately, the transition to the starting line of the TT was cobblestone and he slipped on the sand and fell, sustaining a displaced Radial head fracture of the left elbow. He’s still considering doing the road race in two days. Photo Left: Wheelchair (WC) basketball became more popular after the second WW as a form of rehab and fitness primarily for paraplegics. In the mid-1970s a group of quadriplegics in Canada developed on offshoot of this to be able to recreate. This new sport, called murderball, utilized primarily quadriplegics and became an international sport in 1993, changing the name to WC Rugby. It’s a very action-packed contact sport played on a basketball-sized court. Travel to the venues can be arduous: getting all the athletes, the regular and competition WCs, medical equipment, etc., on the bus in a timely fashion. Below are two coaches and some of the players on the bus. Photo Center: There are four players on the court from each side, and they each have a different classification depending on their functional level. The athlete on the left is rated lower, .5 to 1 range (see how he sits lower and has less UE mass), vs. the the athlete on the right who is rated as 3-3.5 range and plays a more aggressive or scoring position. The total of the four players cannot exceed a level of 8. Photo Right: Sideline view shows the water bottles as well as spray bottles as many of the quads have difficulty controlling their body temperature. We had three coaches, an ATC, manager, and doctor on sideline. Photo Above: Shaq is a sprinter at this year's Paralympics who, while running during practice, kicked the starting block causing a great toe laceration, which we sewed, and also a fractured distal phalanx, which we splinted. He competed two days later in the 100-meter sprint; his toe did well, but his prosthetic blade slipped and he didn’t medal. Several years ago he was a highly recruited DB for college football when he was tackled during a pickup game, twisting his right leg, cutting off the circulation. They eventually had to amputate above his knee, and he has been in a prosthesis since. LEAP Together Career and Life Transitions in Dance and Sport: A Groundbreaking Conference The first international conference of its kind in Canada, LEAP Together, is a rare opportunity where dance and sport will connect to exchange knowledge with a diverse group of people passionate about the career and life transitions of professional dancers and elite athletes. Learn, engage, and share knowledge with other professionals, practitioners, and sector specialists. Take away practical tools and best practices, and grow your professional networks. Find out more on our website: www.leaptransition.ca . Click here to download the PDF. Athletes and the Arts Provided by: Steven J. Karageanes, DO, FAOASM How Can I Get More Involved? We have a very compelling issue that needs attention at all levels. Your grassroots efforts in helping to promote the Athletes and the Arts (AATA) initiative can build momentum, fulfill a social need, and help an underserved population. Key target audiences include: performing artists of all types and ages, medical professionals, music/band/dance teachers, choreographers, artist reps/agents/managers, and parents. Read more... MUSICARES To better address the ever-growing number of music professionals without basic or adequate medical coverage, MusiCares (501(c)3 non-profit organization) works closely with a dedicated group of health care professionals through the MusiCares Medical Network to provide the valuable and often life-changing services that some clients require, but simply cannot afford. The network is composed of providers who recognize this reality and generously give their time and expertise to treat MusiCares’ referrals, who are underinsured or uninsured and lack the means to pay for services. Through the efforts of these professionals, our clients are able to access specialty care that may not be available to them. MusiCares can often cover the costs of the services offered by the providers when the music client receives approval in advance. MusiCares Medical Network providers are needed in a variety of specialty areas nationwide, including Internal Medicine, Anesthesia, Orthopedic Surgery, General Surgery, Physical Therapy, Ophthalmology, Dentistry, Occupational Therapy, Podiatry, Urology, Otolaryngology, Dermatology, Addiction Medicine, and Family Medicine, to name a few. We are interested in expanding our coverage to provide a broader outreach to the music community. Read more... SAOASM HIGHLIGHT: CUSOM Camels on the Run 5k Written By: Charlie Kenyon, SAOASM National Chair CUSOM Sports Medicine Club members volunteered and participated in the annual Camels on the Run 5K supporting the Campbell University Community Care Clinic. The student-run clinic provides health care at reduced or no-cost to members of the community. Medical students, Physician Assistant students, and pharmacy students can volunteer in the clinic to gain valuable clinical experience outside of the classroom. LECOM Sports Medicine Club LECOM's Sports Medicine Club during its August 2016 Meeting Journal Article Spotlight: Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine AMSSM Position Statement on Cardiovascular Preparticipation Screening in Athletes: Current Evidence, Knowledge Gaps, Recommendations, and Future Directions Cardiovascular (CV) screening in young athletes is widely recommended and routinely performed before participation in competitive sports. While there is general agreement that early detection of cardiac conditions at risk for sudden cardiac arrest and death (SCA/D) is an important objective, the optimal strategy for CV screening in athletes remains an issue of considerable debate. At the center of the controversy is the addition of a resting electrocardiogram (ECG) to the standard preparticipation evaluation using history and physical examination. The American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM) formed a task force to address the current evidence and knowledge gaps regarding preparticipation CV screening in athletes from the perspective of a primary care sports medicine physician. The absence of definitive outcomes-based evidence at this time precludes AMSSM from endorsing any single or universal CV screening strategy for all athletes including legislative mandates. This statement presents a new paradigm to assist the individual physician in assessing the most appropriate CV screening strategy unique to their athlete population, community needs, and resources. The decision to implement a CV screening program, with or without the addition of ECG, necessitates careful consideration of the risk of SCA/D in the targeted population and the availability of cardiology resources and infrastructure. Importantly, it is the individual physician's assessment in the context of an emerging evidence base that the chosen model for early detection of cardiac disorders in the specific population provides greater benefit than harm. American Medical Society for Sports Medicine is committed to advancing evidenced-based research and educational initiatives that will validate and promote the most efficacious strategies to foster safe sport participation and reduce SCA/D in athletes. Read more... Journal Article Spotlight: British Journal of Sports Medicine The Warwick Agreement on femoroactabular impingement syndrome (FAI syndrome): an international consensus statement The 2016 Warwick Agreement on femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) syndrome was convened to build an international, multidisciplinary consensus on the diagnosis and management of patients with FAI syndrome. 22 panel members and 1 patient from 9 countries and 5 different specialties participated in a 1-day consensus meeting on 29 June 2016. Prior to the meeting, 6 questions were agreed on, and recent relevant systematic reviews and seminal literature were circulated. Panel members gave presentations on the topics of the agreed questions at Sports Hip 2016, an open meeting held in the UK on 27–29 June. Presentations were followed by open discussion. At the 1- day consensus meeting, panel members developed statements in response to each question through open discussion; members then scored their level of agreement with each response on a scale of 0–10. Substantial agreement (range 9.5–10) was reached for each of the 6 consensus questions, and the associated terminology was agreed on. The term ‘femoroacetabular impingement syndrome’ was introduced to reflect the central role of patients' symptoms in the disorder. To reach a diagnosis, patients should have appropriate symptoms, positive clinical signs and imaging findings. Suitable treatments are conservative care, rehabilitation, and arthroscopic or open surgery. Current understanding of prognosis and topics for future research were discussed. The 2016 Warwick Agreement on FAI syndrome is an international multidisciplinary agreement on the diagnosis, treatment principles and key terminology relating to FAI syndrome. Read more... September 27, 2016 AOASM BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Committee R. Rob Franks, DO, FAOASM President Jeff Bytomski, DO, FAOASM President-Elect John Dougherty, DO, FAOASM First Vice President Shawn Kerger, DO, FAOASM Second Vice President William Kuprevich, DO, FAOASM Secretary/Treasurer R. Scott Cook, DO, FAOASM Immediate Past President Board of Directors Warren Bodine, DO Blake Boggess, DO, FAOASM Daniel Clearfield, DO, MS Kathryn Lambert, DO, FAOASM Andrew T. Martin, DO, MBA, FAOASM Kate Quinn, DO Rebeccah Rodriguez, DO Michael Sampson, DO, FAOASM Stephen Steele, DO, FAOASM Priscilla Tu, DO, FAOASM Associate Contacts Michael Henehan CJSM Editor Angela Cavanna, DO, FAOASM BOSS Liaison Executive Director Susan Rees American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine 2424 American Lane, Madison, WI 53704 +1-608-443-2477 • [email protected] • www.aoasm.org Manage your preferences | Opt out using TrueRemove™ Got this as a forward? Sign up to receive our future emails. View this email online. 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FromthePresident:R.RobFranks,DO,FAOASMWelcometoSeptemberandfallsportsseason--taxseasonforAOASMmembers.Ifyouarelikeme,aswegotopress,youalreadywillhavehadyourfirstgamesandweeklygamecoverage.Yes,thetranquilityofsummerhasfaded,andwearedefinitivelyinthebusiesttimeofyear.CongratulationsandwelcomehometoourmemberswhodidanabsolutelyamazingjobcaringforourparalympicathletesattheRio

games.Also,IenjoyedseeingmanyofyouatOMEDinAnaheim.Dr.Kergerandhiscommitteeplannedanoutstandingprogramcapitalizingonjoiningwithotherspecialtycollegestomaximizedidacticlearningatthisyear'smeeting.

Dr.Kergerisnottheonlypersonwhohasbeenbusy.Dr.DoughertyandBrookeMillerhavebeenbusyreviewingprospectivesitesforour2017SpringMeeting.IamdelightedtoannouncethatwewillbeinLasVegas,Nevada,May3-6,2017,attheHarrahsResortinLasVegas,withthePre-ConferenceonMay1-2.PleasekeepaneyeonyouremailforupdatedinformationonthescheduleandactivitiesfortheSpring2017conference.

OurstudentmemberscontinuetolaythegroundworkfornewStudentChaptersofAOASMtobebroughtundertheAcademy'sumbrella.Theycurrentlyareupdatingandcompletingpaperworkforfuturemembersfromthreenewmedicalschools.Inaddition,theypreparedforDr.Quinn'slectureonSeptember14,2016,on"AOASM:YourRoadtoPrimaryCareSportsMedicine."Thislecturewasopentoallmembers,inadditiontoourstudentmembers.

Theevolutionofthecommonpathwaycontinues,andtherehavebeenseveralquestionsfromProgramDirectorsoncertificationofourprograms.Whileournationalorganizationstaffarehappytoassistwithanyquestionsthatyoumayhave,AOASMplannedtohaveabreakoutsessionatOMEDtoassistProgramDirectorsonthecertificationpathwayforACGMEandAOArecognitionoftheirprograms.Thiscontinuestobeanevolvingprocess,andAOASMisheretoassistinhelpingProgramDirectorsnavigatethisprocess.

Finally,thismonth'ssportsmedicinereminderistoencourageourmemberstobesuretoreviewspineboardingprocedureswiththeirsidelinemedicalstaff.Theassignmentsandprocessshouldbereviewedbeforethefirstgame,sothereisnoquestionastowhowillassumewhatroleinthespineboardingprocess.TheappropriatelocationandroleofEMSshouldalsobereviewedsothereisadefinitiveclearpathtoaninjuredathletethathasbeendecideduponbeforetheactualplayofthefirstgameatanyvenue.

Pleaseknowthatallmembershavemysincerewishesforahappyandhealthybeginningoffallsportsseason.IfweatAOASMcanbeofanyhelpwithanyoftheaboveissues,pleasedonothesitatetocallonus.

Sincerely,

R.RobertFranks,DO,FAOASM

President,AmericanOsteopathicAcademyofSportsMedicine

2016ParalympicGameHighlightsfromRioDeJaneiroProvidedby:JeffAnthony,DO,FAOASM

CheckoutthestoriesandphotosbelowofafewUSAParalympicAthletesfromthe2016GamesinRioDeJaneiro,Brazil!

PhotoLeft:BillyisacategoryC1ParalympiccyclistfortheUSA.Hecamein5thintheVeladromeandwaslookingforwardtotheroadraceTimeTrial,morehisforte.

PhotoRight:Unfortunately,thetransitiontothestartinglineoftheTTwascobblestoneandheslippedonthesandandfell,sustainingadisplacedRadialheadfractureoftheleftelbow.He’sstillconsideringdoingtheroadraceintwodays.

PhotoLeft:Wheelchair(WC)basketballbecamemorepopularafterthesecondWWasaformofrehabandfitnessprimarilyforparaplegics.Inthemid-1970sagroupofquadriplegicsinCanadadevelopedonoffshootofthistobeabletorecreate.Thisnewsport,calledmurderball,utilizedprimarilyquadriplegicsandbecameaninternationalsportin1993,changingthenametoWCRugby.It’saveryaction-packedcontactsportplayedonabasketball-sizedcourt.

Traveltothevenuescanbearduous:gettingalltheathletes,theregularandcompetitionWCs,medicalequipment,etc.,onthebusinatimelyfashion.Belowaretwocoachesandsomeoftheplayersonthebus.

PhotoCenter:Therearefourplayersonthecourtfromeachside,andtheyeachhaveadifferentclassificationdependingontheirfunctionallevel.Theathleteontheleftisratedlower,.5to1range(seehowhesitslowerandhaslessUEmass),vs.thetheathleteontherightwhoisratedas3-3.5rangeandplaysamoreaggressiveorscoringposition.Thetotalofthefourplayerscannotexceedalevelof8.

PhotoRight:Sidelineviewshowsthewaterbottlesaswellasspraybottlesasmanyofthequadshavedifficultycontrollingtheirbodytemperature.Wehadthreecoaches,anATC,manager,anddoctoronsideline.

PhotoAbove:Shaqisasprinteratthisyear'sParalympicswho,whilerunningduringpractice,kickedthestartingblockcausingagreattoelaceration,whichwesewed,andalsoafractureddistalphalanx,whichwesplinted.Hecompetedtwodayslaterinthe100-metersprint;histoedidwell,buthisprostheticbladeslippedandhedidn’tmedal.

SeveralyearsagohewasahighlyrecruitedDBforcollegefootballwhenhewastackledduringapickupgame,twistinghisrightleg,cuttingoffthecirculation.Theyeventuallyhadtoamputateabovehisknee,andhehasbeeninaprosthesissince.

LEAPTogetherCareerandLifeTransitionsinDanceandSport:AGroundbreakingConference

ThefirstinternationalconferenceofitskindinCanada,LEAPTogether,isarareopportunitywheredanceandsportwillconnecttoexchangeknowledgewithadiversegroupofpeoplepassionateaboutthecareerandlifetransitionsofprofessionaldancersandeliteathletes.

Learn,engage,andshareknowledgewithotherprofessionals,practitioners,andsectorspecialists.

Takeawaypracticaltoolsandbestpractices,andgrowyourprofessionalnetworks.Findoutmoreonourwebsite:www.leaptransition.ca.ClickheretodownloadthePDF.

AthletesandtheArtsProvidedby:StevenJ.Karageanes,DO,FAOASM

HowCanIGetMoreInvolved?

Wehaveaverycompellingissuethatneedsattentionatalllevels.YourgrassrootseffortsinhelpingtopromotetheAthletesandtheArts(AATA)initiativecanbuildmomentum,fulfillasocialneed,andhelpanunderservedpopulation.Keytargetaudiencesinclude:performingartistsofalltypesandages,medicalprofessionals,music/band/danceteachers,choreographers,artistreps/agents/managers,andparents.Readmore...

MUSICARESTobetteraddresstheever-growingnumberofmusicprofessionalswithoutbasicoradequatemedicalcoverage,MusiCares(501(c)3non-profitorganization)workscloselywithadedicatedgroupofhealthcareprofessionalsthroughtheMusiCaresMedicalNetworktoprovidethevaluableandoftenlife-changingservicesthatsomeclientsrequire,butsimplycannotafford.ThenetworkiscomposedofproviderswhorecognizethisrealityandgenerouslygivetheirtimeandexpertisetotreatMusiCares’referrals,whoareunderinsuredoruninsuredandlackthemeanstopayforservices.Throughtheeffortsoftheseprofessionals,ourclientsareabletoaccessspecialtycarethatmaynotbeavailabletothem.MusiCarescanoftencoverthecostsoftheservicesofferedbytheproviderswhenthemusicclientreceivesapprovalinadvance.

MusiCaresMedicalNetworkprovidersareneededinavarietyofspecialtyareasnationwide,includingInternalMedicine,Anesthesia,OrthopedicSurgery,GeneralSurgery,PhysicalTherapy,Ophthalmology,Dentistry,OccupationalTherapy,Podiatry,Urology,Otolaryngology,Dermatology,AddictionMedicine,andFamilyMedicine,tonameafew.Weareinterestedinexpandingourcoveragetoprovideabroaderoutreachtothemusiccommunity.Readmore...

SAOASMHIGHLIGHT:CUSOMCamelsontheRun5kWrittenBy:CharlieKenyon,SAOASMNationalChair

CUSOMSportsMedicineClubmembersvolunteeredandparticipatedintheannualCamelsontheRun5KsupportingtheCampbellUniversityCommunityCareClinic.Thestudent-runclinicprovideshealthcareatreducedorno-costtomembersofthecommunity.Medicalstudents,PhysicianAssistantstudents,andpharmacystudentscanvolunteerintheclinictogainvaluableclinicalexperienceoutsideoftheclassroom.

LECOMSportsMedicineClub

LECOM'sSportsMedicineClubduringitsAugust2016Meeting

JournalArticleSpotlight:ClinicalJournalofSportMedicine

AMSSMPositionStatementonCardiovascularPreparticipationScreeninginAthletes:CurrentEvidence,KnowledgeGaps,Recommendations,andFutureDirections

Cardiovascular(CV)screeninginyoungathletesiswidelyrecommendedandroutinelyperformedbeforeparticipationincompetitivesports.Whilethereisgeneralagreementthatearlydetectionofcardiacconditionsatriskforsuddencardiacarrestanddeath(SCA/D)isanimportantobjective,theoptimalstrategyforCVscreeninginathletesremainsanissueofconsiderabledebate.Atthecenterofthecontroversyistheadditionofarestingelectrocardiogram(ECG)tothestandardpreparticipationevaluationusinghistoryandphysicalexamination.TheAmericanMedicalSocietyforSportsMedicine(AMSSM)formedataskforcetoaddressthecurrentevidenceandknowledgegapsregardingpreparticipationCVscreeninginathletesfromtheperspectiveofaprimarycaresportsmedicinephysician.Theabsenceofdefinitiveoutcomes-basedevidenceatthistimeprecludesAMSSMfromendorsinganysingleoruniversalCVscreeningstrategyforallathletesincludinglegislativemandates.ThisstatementpresentsanewparadigmtoassisttheindividualphysicianinassessingthemostappropriateCVscreeningstrategyuniquetotheirathletepopulation,communityneeds,andresources.ThedecisiontoimplementaCVscreeningprogram,withorwithouttheadditionofECG,necessitatescarefulconsiderationoftheriskofSCA/Dinthetargetedpopulationandtheavailabilityofcardiologyresourcesandinfrastructure.Importantly,itistheindividualphysician'sassessmentinthecontextofanemergingevidencebasethatthechosenmodelforearlydetectionofcardiacdisordersinthespecificpopulationprovidesgreaterbenefitthanharm.AmericanMedicalSocietyforSportsMedicineiscommittedtoadvancingevidenced-basedresearchandeducationalinitiativesthatwillvalidateandpromotethemostefficaciousstrategiestofostersafesportparticipationandreduceSCA/Dinathletes.Readmore...

JournalArticleSpotlight:BritishJournalofSportsMedicine

TheWarwickAgreementonfemoroactabularimpingementsyndrome(FAIsyndrome):aninternationalconsensusstatement

The2016WarwickAgreementonfemoroacetabularimpingement(FAI)syndromewasconvenedtobuildaninternational,multidisciplinaryconsensusonthediagnosisandmanagementofpatientswithFAIsyndrome.22panelmembersand1patientfrom9countriesand5differentspecialtiesparticipatedina1-dayconsensusmeetingon29June2016.Priortothemeeting,6questionswereagreedon,andrecentrelevantsystematicreviewsandseminalliteraturewerecirculated.PanelmembersgavepresentationsonthetopicsoftheagreedquestionsatSportsHip2016,anopenmeetingheldintheUKon27–29June.Presentationswerefollowedbyopendiscussion.Atthe1-dayconsensusmeeting,panelmembersdevelopedstatementsinresponsetoeachquestionthroughopendiscussion;membersthenscoredtheirlevelofagreementwitheachresponseonascaleof0–10.Substantialagreement(range9.5–10)wasreachedforeachofthe6consensusquestions,andtheassociatedterminologywasagreedon.Theterm‘femoroacetabularimpingementsyndrome’wasintroducedtoreflectthecentralroleofpatients'symptomsinthedisorder.Toreachadiagnosis,patientsshouldhaveappropriatesymptoms,positiveclinicalsignsandimagingfindings.Suitabletreatmentsareconservativecare,rehabilitation,andarthroscopicoropensurgery.Currentunderstandingofprognosisandtopicsforfutureresearchwerediscussed.The2016WarwickAgreementonFAIsyndromeisaninternationalmultidisciplinaryagreementonthediagnosis,treatmentprinciplesandkeyterminologyrelatingtoFAIsyndrome.Readmore...

September27,2016

AOASMBOARDOFDIRECTORS

ExecutiveCommittee

R.RobFranks,DO,FAOASMPresident

JeffBytomski,DO,FAOASMPresident-Elect

JohnDougherty,DO,FAOASMFirstVicePresident

ShawnKerger,DO,FAOASMSecondVicePresident

WilliamKuprevich,DO,FAOASMSecretary/Treasurer

R.ScottCook,DO,FAOASMImmediatePastPresident

BoardofDirectors

WarrenBodine,DO

BlakeBoggess,DO,FAOASM

DanielClearfield,DO,MS

KathrynLambert,DO,FAOASM

AndrewT.Martin,DO,MBA,FAOASM

KateQuinn,DO

RebeccahRodriguez,DO

MichaelSampson,DO,FAOASM

StephenSteele,DO,FAOASM

PriscillaTu,DO,FAOASM

AssociateContacts

MichaelHenehanCJSMEditor

AngelaCavanna,DO,FAOASMBOSSLiaison

ExecutiveDirector

SusanRees

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