@elonmusk@elonmusk we need a CyberSUV, similar in size to a Tahoe or Suburban. I love my Y but the Y and X just aren’t big enough for some families. A CyberSUV would be lights out for the big SUV manufacturers (Chevy/GMC, Ford, etc)!
@kcrehabguy@ArthroscopyJ Fair enough. Anecdotal evidence is worth noting but well designed peer-reviewed evidence comparing graft types is what’s driving the adoption of QT ACLR. BTBs aren’t being performed less nationally. Most QT would have otherwise been HS. HS used to be most common graft type.
@kcrehabguy@ArthroscopyJ Understand. The peer-reviewed clinical data confirms QT benefits with minimal downside. BTB isn’t benign either. I had a BTB by a DI team doc and I can tell you that 18 yrs later it still doesn’t feel like a normal knee. I’ve limited my lifestyle/activities to account for it.
Dr. Frank and colleagues describe a technique for tibial spine avulsion fracture with a re-tensionable all-suture–based construct using multiple looped cinch stitches and a cortical suspensory suture button device #ACL#knee#arthroscopy@rachelfrankmd https://t.co/tlyhIzFuy7
@myorthodoc@NuelleSportsMD The technique for modern day internal bracing is completely different than how synthetic augments/grafts were used in the past.
5 year clinical data is available. 100,000+ InternalBrace ACLs performed in the U.S.
NEW ACLR technique for proximal-to-distal QT harvest developed by @KentonPanas & Dr. Trey Remaley.
First described in Arthroscopy Techniques: https://t.co/NCPyZpAjgd
https://t.co/ckrYdoNvx8
@FKSMC_Getgood @AOSSM_SportsMed @AJSM_SportsMed Outside of adding a LEAP, what do you think are the most impactful controllable variables to reduce reinjury rate and improve outcomes? For example: harvest technique, drilling technique/tunnel placement, fixation technique, rehab protocol, return to sport timing, etc.