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Pilon (Distal Tibia) Fractures
Pilon fractures are comminuted fractures of the weight-bearing surface of the distal tibia. These complex fractures are evaluated and treated differently than standard ankle fractures and typically require time-sensitive surgical fixation and reduction.
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Scaphoid Lunate Advanced Collapse (SLAC)
Scapholunate advanced collapse, or SLAC wrist, is a debilitating complication of a scapholunate injury that results in progressive osteoarthritic changes in response to abnormal kinematics of the wrist. For this advanced pathology, salvage procedures like proximal-row carpectomy and four-corner fusion...
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Femoral Shaft Fractures: General Surgical Considerations
This video discusses the decision-making process and surgical management options for the treatment of femoral shaft fractures.
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Scapholunate Pathologies
Scapholunate pathologies disrupt the normal kinematics of the wrist. Common causes of pain and dysfunction include ganglion cysts and scapholunate ligament injuries, which can progress to scapholunate advanced collapse (SLAC).
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Scaphoid Fractures
A scaphoid fracture is the most common fracture of the carpal bones. The type of fracture and amount of displacement will guide whether conservative treatment or surgical intervention is indicated.
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Quad ACL: Making the Case
In this episode, leading surgeons discuss patient considerations when using the quadriceps tendon autograft for ACL reconstruction and highlight their clinical experience with two case presentations. Joining host Christopher Adams, MD, are in-studio guests Frank A. Cordasco, MD (New York,...
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Hallux Valgus: BunionBrace™ Medial Capsule Repair Surgical Technique
Carl T. Hasselman, MD (Pittsburgh, PA), demonstrates the BunionBrace™ surgical technique to augment and reinforce a direct repair to the medial capsule during hallux valgus correction.
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Perilunate Injuries
Perilunate injuries range in severity, inclusive of multipoint instability, dislocation, and fracture. Careful evaluation of the extent of injury and level of structural involvement is needed for treatment planning to maximize functional outcomes.
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Collateral Ligament Injuries
The collateral ligaments are critical for maintaining medial and lateral knee stability. Injury classification and whether an injury occurs in isolation or contributes to multiligamentous instability will help guide whether conservative or surgical treatment is indicated.
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Ankle Syndesmosis: Dual Syndesmosis TightRope® Implant System
Norman E. Waldrop III, MD (Birmingham, AL), demonstrates a repair of a syndesmosis injury or high ankle sprain using the Dual Syndesmosis TightRope® implant system and Syndesmosis TightRope XP implant system.
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Biomechanics of Endoscopic vs Open Approaches to the Spine
At Spine Evolutions, Vincent Hagel, MD (Lindau, Germany), introduces endoscopic approaches to consider in addition to the standard interlaminar and transforaminal approaches. Dr. Hagel explains that when herniations are migrated upward, an endoscopic translaminar approach can provide improved access to...
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Curveballs in the Scope: Tackling Endoscopic Spine Surgery Complications
During Spine Evolutions, Saqib Hasan, MD (San Francisco, CA), discusses complications that can occur during endoscopic spine surgery, including dural tears, and how to manage them.
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Palmar Distal Interphalangeal (DIP) Joint Injuries (Jersey Finger)
A palmar distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint injury, otherwise known as jersey flexor digitorum profundus from the distal phalanx. Surgical intervention can restore alignment to preserve function and prevent deformity.