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Stephen Brockmeier, MD

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Michael G. Baraga, MD

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Thomas R. Carter, MD

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Vic Goradia, MD

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Laith M. Jazrawi, MD

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Steve E. Jordan, MD

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Andrew J. Rosenbaum, MD

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Andy P. Hartman, MD

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Meniscal Pathologies: Literature Review on All-Inside Meniscal Repair Outcomes

Rachel M. Frank, MD (Denver, CO), discusses patient outcome data for all-inside meniscal repair. Dr. Frank also reviews comparative biomechanical results between all-inside and inside-out repairs of vertical longitudinal meniscus tears.

• Duration 9m

Femoral Head Fractures

Due to their intra-articular nature, femoral head fractures often require surgical hip dislocation to allow for circumferential access of the hip. Careful execution of surgical techniques is paramount to preserve capsular blood supply.

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Endoscopic Medial Branch Nerve Transection: Technique and Targeting

At the Endoscopic Approaches to Spine course, Michael A. Gallizzi, MD (Denver, CO), highlights operative planning and technical details of an endoscopic medial branch nerve transection.

• Duration 2m

Asghar Husain, MD

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Kelsey Millonig, DPM

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Jason M. Scopp, MD

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Kevin Kruse, MD

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Daniel Stahl, MD

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Meniscal Pathologies: Literature Review on Biomechanical Results of Various Meniscal Repair Techniques

Christopher Adams, MD (Arthrex Senior Vice President of Medical Affairs), leads a discussion with Aaron J. Krych, MD (Rochester, MN); Travis G. Maak, MD (Salt Lake City, UT); and Patrick A. Smith, MD (Columbia, MO), about a biomechanical study published...

• Duration 4m

Alan Catanzariti, DPM

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The Future of Endoscopic Spine

At the Spine Evolutions course, Peter Derman, MD (Dallas, TX), covers the historical progression of endoscopic spine surgery. While navigating the learning curve, he describes cases and focuses on the visualization achieved with an endoscope.

• Duration 9m

Overview of Discoid Meniscus

Jeffrey Nepple, MD (St. Louis, MO), reviews his approach to discoid meniscus, highlighting classification, patient presentation, radiographic criteria, and surgical considerations to optimize patient outcomes.

• Duration 13m

Distal Humerus Fractures: Fixation With a Distal Humerus Lateral Biplanar Plate

Steven J. Lee, MD (New York, NY), performs an open reduction internal fixation of a distal humerus fracture with a lateral biplanar plate and uses a lateral arm positioner for direct access.

• Duration 4m

Distal Humerus Fractures: Fixation With a Distal Humerus Lateral Plate

Kevin W. Farmer, MD (Gainesville, FL), performs an open reduction internal fixation of a distal humerus fracture with a lateral plate and uses a lateral arm positioner for direct access.

• Duration 3m

Distal Humerus Fractures

Distal humerus fractures can present with highly variable patterns and may result in neurovascular involvement. A variety of surgical approaches and hardware choices can be used depending on intra-articular or extra-articular injury.

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Distal Humerus Fractures: Fixation With a Distal Humerus Posterolateral Plate

Kevin W. Farmer, MD (Gainesville, FL), performs an open reduction internal fixation of a distal humerus fracture with a posterolateral plate.

• Duration 3m