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Justin W. Griffin, MD

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Andrew Clavenna, MD

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Hallux Varus

Resulting from trauma, congenital factors, or overcorrection from hallux valgus surgery, hallux varus presents with deformity and loss of function of the 1st metatarsophalangeal joint. Based on the severity of the deformity, soft-tissue or bony procedures may be indicated.

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Osteochondral Lesions of the Talus

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Mazda Farshad, MD

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Vincent Hagel, MD

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Keep it Simple: Pin, Ream, Humeral Nail

At the Proximal Humerus Pathology course, Alexander M. Crespo, MD(Chicago, IL), highlights how modern intramedullary nailing techniques and implant design overcome concerns about malreduction and rotator cuff injury, making nails a viable solution for certain humerus fractures.

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Brian R. Waterman, MD

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Nikhil N. Verma, MD

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Nirav A. Shah, MD

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Wesley P. Phipatanakul, MD

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Reuben Gobezie, MD

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Warren G. Kramer III, MD

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Allan F. Hunt, MD

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Jeffrey Yao, MD

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Peter S. Kim, MD

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Richard F. Howard, DO

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Andrew R. Hsu, MD

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James McWilliam, MD

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Karl M. Schweitzer Jr, MD

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Joseph K. Park, DPM

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Joshua P. Nadaud, MD

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Katherine Ma, MD

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Lorenzo Gamez, MD

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