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Orthopaedic X-Ray Interpretation - Foot &...
This video is part of the ' Orthopaedic X-Ray Interpretation' Course To access the full course , go to : www.OrthopaedicAcademy.co.uk For upcoming webinars and courses , please visit: www.OrthopaedicAcademy.co.uk...
Trauma Case Discussions for Orthopaedic FRCS...
Trauma case discussions for orthopaedic FRCS exams. Maged Elbalony. This lecture is part of a recorded course.
MPFL reconstruction for Patella dislocation
Medial Patello Femoral Ligament Reconstruction for Patella dislocation / malalignment - Dr Al Muderis technique.
Trigger Finger (A1) Pulley Release
Dr David Drake, UVA Professor, discusses his technique for release of the A1 pulley for treatment of trigger finger.
Lateral Epicondylitis Surgery
Bobby Chhabra, UVA Professor, describes his technique for open lateral epicondylitis surgery.
Distal Biceps Allograft Reconstruction
UVA Professor, Dr. Rashard Dacus, demonstrates a surgical technique for distal biceps repair after distal biceps rupture with the use of a tendon bone allograft.
1st Stage Hunter Rod
UVA Professor, Dr. Rashard Dacus, discusses a case of staged tendon reconstruction with the use of a silicone Hunter Rod.
Thumb CMC Arthroplasty with LRTI
Dr. Aaron Freilich, UVA professor, describes his technique for thumb CMC arthroplasty using a flexor carpi radialis interposition.
Distal Interphalangeal Joint Arthrodesis
Dr. Aaron Freilich, UVA professor, describes his technique for small finger DIPJ arthrodesis
Percutaneous Scaphoid Compression Screw Fixation
Dr. Aaron M. Freilich, UVA professor, reviews a technique for scaphoid fracture fixation with a headless compression screw.
Thumb Interphalangeal Join Fusion
UVA Professor, Aaron Freilich, demonstrates a technique for thumb IPJ fustion.
Zone 2 Flexor Tendon Repair
Dr. Aaron M. Freilich, UVA Professor, demonstrates a technique for repair of a zone 2 flexor tendon injury.
Ankle Arthroscopic Surgery
This video is an actual arthroscopic examination with resection of joint pathology (removal of damaged cartilage and bone).
What is a bunion?
One of the most common questions a foot specialist gets in the clinic is the origin of the bunion deformity. The medical description for bunions is "hallux valgus" or "big toe leaning towards...
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