Bilateral Fracture of Inferior Radio Ulnar Extremity

By Abdellatif DJELTI

A 34 year old victim of a fall from 2 meters, dominant hand is the right one, on the radiographs, comminutive fracture of both inferior extremity of the two forearms, ... read more what do you think is the best for him?

Ps :on the radiographs, D for Right (droite in french), G for left ( gauche in French) read less

Failed DHS for HRA. How to tackle the tissue contractures and bring the hip down?

By chirag thakkar

A patient was operated by a colleague of mine approximately 8 weeks back for comminuted fracture of intertrochanteric region. Patient had another fall showing implant failure for which he took ... read more the patient for a bipolar prosthesis fixation following DHS extraction. He could not bring the hip down post-extraction on table and was in a fix. He sent me a pre-operative and a post-operative radiograph which are attached below.

I asked him about the soft tissue releases to be performed to bring the hip down which I believe he did not follow. Kindly suggest the ways to bring this hip down. read less

Calcaneus Fracture

By sangmog lee

85 yo lady, c/o foot pain, fall down injury, poor general condition, past hx, heart disease and DM

Proper Femoral Drill Hole Location in ACL Reconstruction

By James Smith

Arthroscopically assisted distal biceps tendon repair

By Rafael Arriaza

Pediatric complex Supraintercondilar fracture. Badia Hand to Shoulder Center

By BADIA Hand to Shoulder Center Featuring Juan Rios, Alejandro Badia

Percutaneous Intra-Medullary Nailing of Surgucak Neck Fractures

By San Diego Shoulder Institute 2014 Featuring Pascal Boileau

ACL reconstruction with quadriceps tendon autograft

By Adrian Todor

Quadriceps Autograft for Anatomical Single and Double Bundle ACL Reconstruction

By Freddie Fu

Central Slip Reconstruction utilizing a Slip of FDS Tendon for Chronic Boutonniere Deformity

By FORE Featuring Jason Nydick, Jeffrey Stone

30 y.o. Male with Tibial Nonunion Following RIA Grafting

By Alejandro Vallejo Díaz

30-year-old male soldier, 6 months after trauma by landmine, there are no signs of infection, nonunion of the tibia with 270º bone defect. 2 months earlier direct bone grafting using ... read more RIA system.
what are the best treatment options? read less

Clavicle Fractures: Optimal Techniques & Management

March 9, 2015, 6 p.m.

• Faculty:
• Jesse B. Jupiter ,
• Michael Mckee ,
• Carl Basamania ,
• Charles Mehlman ,
• Gregory Bain
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