Hand and Wrist Fellowship Forum Pre-Course Activities
Stay on top of the latest surgical techniques by previewing the content that will be highlighted at your Fellowship Forum this year.
Stay on top of the latest surgical techniques by previewing the content that will be highlighted at your Fellowship Forum this year.
At the Women in Hand, Wrist, and Elbow Surgery course, Julia Nuelle, MD (Columbia, MO), discusses the evolution of surgical advances towards suspensionplasty for the treatment of CMC arthritis, including a review of the surgical technique and supporting literature. The InternalBrace™ surgical technique...
This video discusses the decision-making process and surgical management options for the treatment of intertrochanteric fractures.
This video reviews the biomechanics and function of the proximal femur and surrounding structures as they relate to intertrochanteric fractures. It also reviews epidemiology, incidence, risk factors, mechanisms of injury, signs and symptoms, diagnostic techniques, and classification systems of intertrochanteric...
In this video, Anand Vora, MD (Chicago, IL), demonstrates fixation of a 5th metatarsal fracture with a solid Jones screw.
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Thomas Caranasos, MD (Naples, FL), demonstrates a quick technique to help manage the knot stack when performing sternotomy closure with FiberTape® Cerclage sternal closure system.
In this episode, leading surgeons present two unique cases using the AutoCart™ technique for the treatment of symptomatic cartilage defects and highlight their clinical experience and outcomes. Joining host Christopher Adams, MD, are in-studio guests Christopher D. Kreulen, MD (Sacramento,...
This video provides an overview of relevant proximal femur anatomy, including bony, muscular, ligamentous, and neurovascular structures, as it pertains to intertrochanteric fractures.
At the Advanced Shoulder Arthroscopy: The Cowboy Way course, Kevin W. Farmer, MD (Gainesville, FL), reviews the evolving role of reverse shoulder arthroplasty for rotator cuff tear arthropathy, emphasizing that glenoid lateralization, inferior glenosphere positioning, and optimized implant design are key factors...
Asheesh Bedi, MD (Ann Arbor, MI), shows a benefit to using the ApolloRF® i90 probe for mobilizing the glenoid labrum and capsule when preparing for an arthroscopic anterior Bankart repair.
At the Women in Foot and Ankle Surgery Symposium, Megan Paulus, MD (East Setauket, NY), describes her treatment of calcaneal fractures, using a sinus tarsi approach.
At the Approaching Fellowship Course, Mark Gage, MD (Baltimore, MD), discusses extensile lateral and sinus tarsi approaches for calcaneal fracture ORIF.
In this video, Asheesh Bedi, MD (Chicago, IL), demonstrates an all-onlay MPFL reconstruction using Hybrid Knotless Knee FiberTak® anchors.
Surgical approaches for radial shaft fractures vary depending on whether the proximal, middle, or distal third of the radial shaft is affected. Careful surgical planning is needed to preserve forearm musculature and avoid biceps tendon irritation with plating.
At the Women In Hand, Wrist, and Elbow Course, Mollie Manley, MD (Akron, OH), discusses literature surrounding various carpal tunnel release techniques as well as tips to perform a safe and effective endoscopic release.
At the Master Class in Shoulder Instability course, Peter J. Millet, MD (Vail, CO), discusses the advantages of using 1.8 mm Knotless FiberTak® anchors for the treatment of anterior Bankart labral tears and compares simple versus mattress stitch configuration.
At the Master Class in Shoulder Instability course, Albert Lin, MD (Pittsburgh, PA), reviews literature on the expanding indications and patient selection for the remplissage procedure, the concept of near-track lesions, and the utility of the Pittsburgh Instability Tool.
At the Master Class in Shoulder Instability course, Julie Y. Bishop, MD (Columbus, OH), explains the pathophysiology and patient presentation of posterior Bankart labral tears and discusses the advantages of using 1.8 mm Knotless FiberTak® anchors for repair.