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Midsubstance Achilles Tendon Ruptures
A midsubstance tear is the most common type of Achilles tendon rupture. Current treatment concepts explore advances and indications for surgical management, including double-row repair techniques and rehabilitation considerations.
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Spine Evolutions: Posterior Cervical Foraminotomy
Peter Derman, MD (Dallas, TX), discusses the importance of ultra-minimally invasive endoscopic spine surgery in relation to cervical pathology.
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Scaphoid Nonunions
Because vascular supply to the scaphoid creates a poor fracture healing environment, there is an inherent risk of scaphoid nonunions following fractures. These complex cases may require salvage procedures involving vascularized bone grafting.
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Rotator Cuff Tears: Literature Review on Double-Row Rotator Cuff Repairs
Keith Monchik, MD (Providence, RI), reviews the current literature regarding the benefits of rotator cuff repair using a knotless double-row technique.
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Knee Arthritis: Literature Review on ACP Max™ Platelet-Rich Plasma System
Patrick A. Smith, MD (Naples, FL), discusses the ACP Max™ platelet-rich plasma (PRP) system and highlights literature in which he participated that investigates the safety and efficacy of autologous conditioned plasma (ACP).
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Dr. Hasan Demonstrates Tips and Pearls for Endoscopic Spine Surgery: Treatment of Small Dural Tears
Saqib Hasan, MD (San Francisco, CA), demonstrates a quick tip for repairing small dural tears during endoscopic spine surgery.
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OTIF: Double-Loaded Knotless Subscapularis Repair
Tal S. David, MD (San Diego, CA), highlights the importance of identifying subscapularis tears and demonstrates how to use the Double-Loaded Knotless 2.6 FiberTak® anchor to repair upper-border subscapularis tears.
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Meniscal Pathologies: Literature Review on Meniscal Root Repair Techniques
Aaron J. Krych, MD (Rochester, MN), and Justin J. Mitchell, MD (La Crosse, WI), review biomechanical data associated with adjustable, joint-line fixation for medial meniscus root repair and discuss its impact on anatomic restoration.
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Spinal Arthritis
Spinal arthritis can have a debilitating impact on daily activities when there is significant nerve root involvement. Foraminotomy and medial branch nerve transection procedures hold potential for providing lasting pain relief.
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BreakThrough™ With Christopher Adams, MD: AutoCart™ Technique— Episode 2: Technique Play-by-Play
In this episode leading surgeons walk through key steps and share pearls for the AutoCart™ technique for the treatment of symptomatic cartilage defects. Joining hostChristopher Adams, MD, are in-studio guests Rachel M. Frank, MD (Denver, CO), and Christopher D. Kreulen,...
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Endoscopic Approaches to Spine: Medial Branch Transection
Michael Gallizzi, MD, MS (Vail, CO), discusses the history of and his experience with the endoscopic medial branch transection (MBT) technique. Dr. Gallizzi covers current literature and clinical rationale, based on patient selection, for the procedure.
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Minimally Invasive Hand, Wrist, and Elbow
Advances in arthroscopic instrumentation and surgical techniques allow for minimally invasive treatment of hand, wrist, and elbow trauma to minimize scarring and iatrogenic injury risk.
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Anatomy of the Proximal Femur With Subtrochanteric Fractures
This video provides an overview of the anatomy of the proximal femur as it relates to subtrochanteric fractures.
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Acromioclavicular (AC) Joint Pathologies
The acromioclavicular (AC) joint is the primary articulation that transmits forces from the upper extremity to the trunk. AC joint pathologies, including separation and osteoarthritis, can impact the healthy kinematics of the shoulder, requiring proper evaluation and treatment to preserve...
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Gastrocnemius Equinus Contracture
Resulting from neurological disorders, congenital factors, or acquired muscle shortening over time, gastrocnemius equinus contractures significantly impact normal gait and increase the risk of developing other foot or ankle pathology. Response to or failure of conservative treatment will guide indications...
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Clavicle Fractures
Ranging from simple midshaft fractures to complex multifragment deformities, clavicle fractures require proper management to restore shoulder kinematics. Successful outcomes depend on radiographic indications for conservative treatment or surgical intervention.
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Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow)
Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) is classified as a degenerative tendinopathy of the common extensor tendon of the elbow. Understanding the chronicity of this pathology is essential for appropriate treatment selection.
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Pain and paresthesia from median nerve compression in carpal tunnel syndrome can have a significant impact on functional hand use. Understanding contributing factors and the chronicity of this pathology is essential for appropriate treatment selection.
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Meniscal Pathologies: Literature Review on Meniscal Root Repair
Christopher Adams, MD (Naples, FL); Aaron J. Krych, MD (Rochester, MN); and Justin J. Mitchell, MD (La Crosse, WI), discuss published literature on meniscal root repair technique and outcomes.
