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Hindfoot and Ankle Arthritis: Minimally Invasive Transmalleolar Osteotomy for Ankle Fusion
Kaitlin Neary, MD (Boise, ID), demonstrates the MIS transmalleolar osteotomy technique to prep the joint for ankle fusion, highlighting key access portals and the appropriate burr selection for optimal joint preparation. She describes how to achieve the correct radiographic views and...
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360° Scapholunate Reconstruction for Scapholunate Ligament Injuries
At the Hand and Wrist Master Class: Carpal Instabilities, Steven Niedermeier, MD (Arlington, TX), discusses the indications for a 360° scapholunate reconstruction, provides a step-by-step review of the technique, and summarizes current literature to support the procedure for stage-specific scapholunate...
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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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Rotator Cuff Pathologies
Making up some of the most common shoulder conditions, rotator cuff pathologies are a leading cause of shoulder pain and instability. Understanding the intricate balance of the rotator cuff tendons is required for successful treatment to achieve joint preservation and...
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Sinus Tarsi Approach to the Calcaneal Fracture
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.
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Calcaneus ORIF Approach Pearls
At the Approaching Fellowship Course, Mark Gage, MD (Baltimore, MD), discusses extensile lateral and sinus tarsi approaches for calcaneal fracture ORIF.
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Patellofemoral Joint Pathologies: All-Onlay MPFL Reconstruction Using Hybrid Knotless Knee FiberTak® Anchors
In this video, Asheesh Bedi, MD (Chicago, IL), demonstrates an all-onlay MPFL reconstruction using Hybrid Knotless Knee FiberTak® anchors.
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Radial Shaft Fractures
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.
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Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release Techniques for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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.
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Anterior Bankart Repair: When to Keep It Simple
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.
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Anterior Glenohumeral Joint Instability: Literature Review on Remplissage and Hills-Sachs Management
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.
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Anchoring Stability: Posterior Bankart Repair
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.
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Anatomy of the Spine With Facet Arthropathy
This video provides an overview of relevant spine anatomy, including bony, “muscular,” ligamentous, and neurovascular structures, as it pertains to facet arthropathy.
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Dr. Gallizzi Demonstrates Tips and Pearls for Facet Arthropathy: Find the “Positive Stop”
Michael A. Gallizzi, MD (Vail, CO), describes finding the "positive stop" of the transverse process-facet joint junction during the approach for a medial branch transection, ensuring the correct anatomical location for the procedure.
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Dr. Gallizzi Demonstrates Tips and Pearls for Facet Arthropathy: Optimizing Hemostasis
Michael Gallizzi, MD (Vail, CO), shows a quick tip on how and why using the coagulation setting on the radiofrequency probe can help maintain visualization during an endoscopic medial branch transection.
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Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Injuries
The integrity of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is essential for translational and rotatory knee kinematics. Current treatment concepts explore advances in arthroscopic techniques, including guidelines for reconstruction and repair, graft selection, and suture augmentation techniques.
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Posterior Glenohumeral Joint Instability
While less common than anterior instability, posterior glenohumeral joint instability can develop from anatomic abnormalities of the shoulder, traumatic injury, or repetitive microtrauma. Understanding contributing factors and concomitant pathology will help determine when isolated soft-tissue or bony procedures are indicated.
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Midfoot Fractures: Midfoot Arthrodesis Using Snap-Off Compression FT Pins and DynaNite® Compression Plates
Greg Horton, MD (Kansas City, KS), demonstrates a midfoot arthrodesis using Snap-Off Compression FT pins and DynaNite® compression plates.
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Midfoot Fractures: Navicular Fracture Repair With the Mini Comprehensive Fixation System 2.0 mm Cage Plate
Thomas G. Harris, MD (Pasadena, CA), uses the Mini Comprehensive Fixation with the 2.0 mm cage plate to repair a navicular fracture.
