“INDICATIONS” RECAPThis newsletter is a long time coming but better late than never!There were a lot of great tips and tricks when it came to tibia fractures and IM nailing. We talked about starting points, tips for reduction and reduction tools. One of the more powerful tools is the use of blocking or poller screws. […]
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INDICATIONS FOLLOW UP! It’s been a minute since our last webinar. Things have been getting busy between the fall and upcoming AOFAS meeting.Last month we took on FAQ from reps to surgeons. This turned into a two part episode. Part 1 consisted of questions around implants. Part 2 centered on approaching surgeons effectively, resources to
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https://youtu.be/S08JYISSZxM I hope this message finds you well. It was an absolute pleasure to reconnect with all of you at the AOFAS 2023 conference in Louisville. The energy, knowledge, and enthusiasm that filled the exhibit hall were truly inspiring, and I’m thrilled to have had the opportunity to share in that experience. As we reflect
Correcting the deformity in the axial view! Tools to facilitate reduction: We talked about several different methods of correcting varus, shortening and widening of the tuberosity fragment. The video linked to above “breaks down” the deformity and corrective maneuvers as seen from the axial view. https://youtu.be/ticULM3jnyM View this email in your browser There are several
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“INDICATIONS FOLLOW UP” When it comes to talus fractures, there is a lot to consider. One topic that we discussed is the use of “position” screws vs “lag” screws and perhaps deserves more clarification. There are several ways to achieve your reduction. We made the point that dual incisions (exposing medially AND laterally) are
by Nick Strasser, MD “INDICATIONS” View this email in your browser ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 5TH GRADER? Often, patients with a pilon fracture end up with a lot of imaging. Between multiple trips to the OR, applications of external fixators, and CT scans (sometimes with angiograms), it can be a bit overwhelming making sense
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Preparing for Foot and Ankle Surgery Foot and ankle surgery can be a daunting experience, but with the right preparation, you can ensure a smoother and more comfortable recovery. In this article, we will discuss the essential steps to get ready for your upcoming procedure. 1. Consult with Your Doctor Before undergoing any surgical procedure,
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Minimally Invasive or “MIS” foot and ankle surgery has recently gained increased interest – particularly as it relates to bunions, osteotomies and removal of spurs. There has been a lot of interest in minimally invasive surgery in all areas of orthopedic surgery. Recently, there has been a increased interest in performing some of the frequently
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A Guide to Staying Non-Weight Bearing After Ankle Surgery By Nick Strasser Introduction: Ankle surgery can be a challenging experience, but following the post-operative instructions is crucial for a successful recovery. One of the most important aspects of recovery is staying non-weight bearing, which allows the ankle to heal properly. In this blog post, we
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<em>|MC:SUBJECT|</em> |MC_PREVIEW_TEXT| “INDICATIONS” View this email in your browserWEEKLY FOLLOW UP! Thank you to all who joined us for our webinar last week where we covered Pilon (Pea-lon) fractures. We hit so many key points. In case you missed the webinar, click here to access the recordings! Remember the 4 tenants. 1) Anatomic reduction
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