– Discussion: – operative considerations: hemiarthroplasty vs total shoulder arthroplasty – anatomy: – normal population, glenoid version: from 5 deg of anteversion to 15° of retroversion, with an avg preop retroversion range from 1 deg to 6 deg; – surgical goal of resurfacing is to place the glenoid in 0° … Read more
– Discussion: – up to 80 % of patients w/ traumatic DJD may expect a good to excellent result at 5 years; – up to 30 % of patients will sustain a major complication over 5 years, which often will require and additional operation; – indications: – end stage rheumatoid arthritis; – severe intractable pain … Read more
– See – Total Hip Arthroplasty Anterior Approach – Surgical Technique: (posterolateral approach) – Hip and Knee Infiltration Technique – Local Analgesia Infiltration Techniques – Hip and Knee Arthroplasty – pre op planning: – post operative evaulation of THR: – Acetabular Component – Acetabular Fracture and THR – Approach: – anterior approach – anterolateral approach … Read more
– PreOp Planning – Local Analgesia Infiltration Techniques – THA/TKA and Datatrace TKR Teaching Video- Surgical Technique – Arthrodesis – Arthroscopy following TKR – Axis for TKR – Axis – Alignment – mechanical axis – anatomic axis – Bilateral Knee Replacement – Biomechanics of the Joint – Bone Grafting & Wedges – Collateral ligaments – … Read more
– Discussion: – synovial fluid should be cultured if there is any suggestion of infection. – normal synovial fluid: – contains < 60 to 180 cells per ml, most of which should be mononuclear; – fluid is considered to be “noninflammatory” if it … Read more
– See: TKR: Soft Tissue Balance and Collateral Ligaments – Discussion: – fixed varus is the most common angular contracture in pts undergoing tkr; – this deformity may be accentuated by the presence of medial tibial plateau or medial femoral condyle osteophytes; – it is essential that … Read more
– See: – Total Knee Replacement: – High Tibial Osteotomy: – TKR following HTO: – expected problems following an HTO may include: – patellar infera – peripatellar scarring (and inability to evert the patella); … Read more
– See: Rheumatoid Arthritis Long-term results of total condylar knee arthroplasty in rheumatoid arthritis. Total knee arthroplasty in rheumatoid arthritis. A comparison of the polycentric and total condylar prostheses. Total condylar knee replacement in patients who have rheumatoid arthritis. A ten-year follow-up study. Use of a total condylar knee prosthesis for treatment of osteoarthritis and … Read more
The Most Up-to-Date Book on ESWT A Accessory Bones of the Foot Accessory Navicular Achilles Tendinitis Akin Procedure Amputation of Foot and Ankle Anterior Impingement Snydrome of Ankle Arthrodesis of First MTP Joint Avulsion of Base of 5th Metatarsal B Bunionette C Calcaneus Calcaneal Apophysitis Calcaneovalgus Foot Cavovarus Foot Cheilectomy of First MTP Chevron Osteotomy … Read more
– Discussion: – defects are peripheral or central – peripheral defects offer no peripheral support for tibial component; – central defects with a cortical rim that does not support the tibial componennt act like a peripheral defect; – in OA varus knees defect is peripheral and posteromedial; … Read more