Trauma surgeons and deformity surgeons, this is the course that was designed for you, by orthopaedic surgeons - Soft tissue reconstruction - The primer on lower extremity flaps and techniques! Free for surgeons. Cadaver based - Good course, with excellent faculty, of course! @jamesblairmd @LimbDeformity@JanaDavisMD
Recap from the AAOS Annual Meeting, featuring several of our members, including Paul Matuszewski, Jill Flanagan, Mani Kahn, Reid Nichols, James Blair, Stephen Quinnan, Stuart Green, Christopher Iobst, Geoffrey Marecek, and President Mitchell Bernstein.
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@orthotraumamd Need to be careful on the interpretation. Kitchen sink might still work. High dose tobra plus vanco does not. Im pretty convinced that there's an acid base problem here. This is the case where we need to head back to the lab!
@orthotraumamd Its hard to ignore the evidence and the logic that the ligament is not a rigid construct, so why should the fixation be too?? Length is obviously an issue, but there are ways around it. Maybe it would be more adopted if manufacturers would sell for significantly less?
@otatrauma soft tissue course with @JanetConwayy prior to gastroc flap demonstration! Brr! It was almost frozen solid, but we were able to get the lab going.. Great course!
This was a per troch fx. There are 3 fragments (at least). No matter how much you tighten a set screw it will always slide. Without a competent lateral fragment, the medial aspect will slide. Having a positive cortical overlap med would help prevent this. Perfect reduction or "negative" overlap results in invagination of the medial fragment.
Alyssa Barre presenting on our work regarding femoral anteversion at the LLRS meeting in Philadelphia @LimbDeformity and its variation in our population! Congrats ! @uk_ortho
We are focusing on the importance of rehabilitation at specialty day and had a great first session. Dr. Noehran spoke about the importance of developing injury specific rehabilitation and finding better ways to assess how our patients are recovering. Drs. Wilken and Dunkle taught us about the role of dynamic bracing and blood flow restriction therapy. #AAOS2025
Great ICL today at @AAOS1 2025 meeting! Hip preservation and limb deformity combined to improve outcomes in patients! Two members of University of Kentucky represent! @LimbLengthMD@uk_ortho
@IMNailR We use calcium sulfate for infection and prophylaxis in reconstruction cases very commonly. We use calcium sulfate abx injection as well. We are about to start a trial with calcium sulfate injection in open fractures to prevent infection. It effectively creates abx coated nail.
@stevemchale@IMNailR There's several papers supporting local antibiotics in open fractures. Some dating back a long time, but confounded by not routinely closed wounds. More to come on this. Ongoing trials.
Lots going with Limb Deformity at this year's @AAOS1 annual meeting! Very exciting! Search for content regarding Limb Deformity by using the AAOS's content search feature and select "Limb Deformity" as the category! https://t.co/6qzUI15Xde
@dieworkwear Yes, but I will see this having recently bought a new suit. Getting a good tailor is tough,at least where I am. I had to tell them how to change tailor the suit and also remind them to measure both legs.