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Step up and explore Ankle Arthroscopy with the ArthroS™ arthroscopy simulator!  Mastering ankle arthroscopy is no small feat. The intricate nature of the joint and the potential risks involved demand exceptional training. That's where the ArthroS™ simulator steps in to revolutionize your preparation.   Key Challenges: 1️⃣ Narrow joint: Ankle arthroscopy presents a tight space with heightened risks of cartilage and nerve damage.  2️⃣ Curved terrain: Surgeons often grapple with orientation due to the curved bone horizon, leading to camera misplacement.    ArthroS™ arthroscopy simulator solution: Navigate confidently: conquer the intricacies of ankle arthroscopy by honing your camera and instrument control skills. Visualize with precision: identify anatomical structures and pinpoint pathological conditions with utmost clarity. Versatile positioning: triangulate effectively in prone and supine positions, ensuring adaptability in various clinical scenarios.   Prepare yourself for success and elevate your ankle arthroscopy skills with ArthroS™. Equip yourself to handle real-life cases with confidence and precision.   Ready to Get Started? Contact us today to integrate this cutting-edge simulator into your medical education and training programs. Your journey to surgical excellence begins here. #VirtaMed #SimulatorTraining #Arthroscopy #MedicalEducation #AnkleArthroscopy #SurgicalExcellence https://lnkd.in/exHutgFg

Subjective Shoulder Value is a great tool to assess shoulder function. But it is not enough for athletes and patients for which sports is an important part of their life. This is why SSV sport has been used at ICR - Institut de Chirurgie Réparatrice Locomoteur et Sports for years now. This study brilliantly led by Jules Descamps and Pascal Boileau estimates the properties of this score and validates the use for various shoulder conditions. To be read in Arthroscopy Journals. Would be nice to talk about your way of assessing athletes function at Nice Shoulder Course 2024 🌴 https://lnkd.in/eaxMBtRz

Are you attending the the Annual American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS) Meeting this week? Check out the P28 AOFAS Online Posters: 1 | Dependence of Total Ankle Tibial Baseplate Stability Upon Bone Density 2 | Dependence of Total Ankle Tibial Baseplate Stability Upon Device Fixation Features Don Anderson, PhD | University of Iowa "This is to our knowledge the first time that interference press-fit has been realistically modeled using finite element analysis in total ankle replacement. Our results show (no surprise here) that press-fit substantially reduces potentially harmful micromotion during functional ankle loading. Further, press-fit seems to be the dominant factor in limiting micromotion during a simulated gait activity.” - Don Anderson, PhD For more information, come see P28 at Booth #663 #paragon28 #p28 #footandankle #FNA #improvingpatientlives #dedicatetedtofootandankle #americansocietyofbiomechanics #asb #totalankle #bonedensity

5th Metatarsal Zone 1 Tension Band What's your preferred fixation method? Continuing the theme of #DynamicTensionBand fixation, this is a case of a 66 year-old female with a displaced #Zone1 5th metatarsal fracture. I've never felt great about screw fixation alone due to significant tension forces of the peroneus brevis. Nor do I love claw plates for their hardware prominence. This was fixed with an Arthrex 2.4mm #QuickFix cannulated screw and a #KnotlessTensionBand was made with #Fibertape and a 3.0mm #BioTenodesisScrew to create a #DynamicTensionBand. Post-operatively, the patient was allowed to bear weight at 2 weeks after incision healing in a Tall CAM boot and transition to a regular shoe at 6 weeks. TEXAS ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATES, LLP OrthoLoneStar

Return to sports after ankle reconstruction with tendon grafts in chronic lateral ankle instability: A systematic review and meta-analysis https://lnkd.in/dXmqBAU8

Patient videos are my favorite. Just got this one recently of my patient who is 7 months from Quad ACL reconstruction. The quad ACL is on my favorite ACL surgeries and allows me also to add the "Internal Brace" from Arthrex to all these ACLs. This is the same internal brace we have heard about recently with top athletes including Brock Purdy, Aaron Rodgers and Shohei Ohanti. Check out this short video of my patient wakesurfing. Also I get a lot of questions if functional braces have the option of getting wet. For my watersports enthusiasts, check it out he has on a waterproof option. To learn more about this ACL and the internal brace see my links below. Enjoy! Quad ACL: https://lnkd.in/g6Wyv_UX Internal Brace: https://lnkd.in/gGu8BeS7 #arthrex, Arthrex, #internalbrace #ACL, #quadacl, #instability, Proliance Surgeons, Orthopedic Specialists of Seattle, PELTO Health Partners, Sports Doc Talk Podcast, William Sanchez, Wayne Weil, Anthony Yi, #backinthegame, #sportsinjury #sports #cuttingedgetechnology, #innovation #innovationinhealthcare

Wheeled seating and #mobility is designed to support a person in an optimal position within a dependent or independent mobility base. Optimal positioning may be defined as orthopedic alignment, body symmetry in multiple planes, pressure distribution or increased function. Another measure of optimal positioning within a #wheelchair is comfort – otherwise referred to as the lack or reduction of pain. Prolonged sitting can lead to pain, particularly in certain wheelchair users. This article will summarize current research related to pain in people using wheelchairs. Read more of this article by Michelle L. Lange, #OTR/L, ABDA, ATP/SMS as published in National Registry of Rehabilitation Technology Suppliers (NRRTS) Directions, 2019, Vol. 4, pages 30-34. https://ow.ly/Yrhn50QAERK

Wheeled seating and #mobility is designed to support a person in an optimal position within a dependent or independent mobility base. Optimal positioning may be defined as orthopedic alignment, body symmetry in multiple planes, pressure distribution or increased function. Another measure of optimal positioning within a #wheelchair is comfort – otherwise referred to as the lack or reduction of pain. Prolonged sitting can lead to pain, particularly in certain wheelchair users. This article will summarize current research related to pain in people using wheelchairs. Read more of this article by Michelle L. Lange, #OTR/L, ABDA, ATP/SMS as published in National Registry of Rehabilitation Technology Suppliers (NRRTS) Directions, 2019, Vol. 4, pages 30-34. https://ow.ly/Yrhn50QAERK

Wheeled seating and #mobility is designed to support a person in an optimal position within a dependent or independent mobility base. Optimal positioning may be defined as orthopedic alignment, body symmetry in multiple planes, pressure distribution or increased function. Another measure of optimal positioning within a #wheelchair is comfort – otherwise referred to as the lack or reduction of pain. Prolonged sitting can lead to pain, particularly in certain wheelchair users. This article will summarize current research related to pain in people using wheelchairs. Read more of this article by Michelle L. Lange, #OTR/L, ABDA, ATP/SMS as published in National Registry of Rehabilitation Technology Suppliers (NRRTS) Directions, 2019, Vol. 4, pages 30-34. https://ow.ly/Yrhn50QAERK

Wheeled seating and #mobility is designed to support a person in an optimal position within a dependent or independent mobility base. Optimal positioning may be defined as orthopedic alignment, body symmetry in multiple planes, pressure distribution or increased function. Another measure of optimal positioning within a #wheelchair is comfort – otherwise referred to as the lack or reduction of pain. Prolonged sitting can lead to pain, particularly in certain wheelchair users. This article will summarize current research related to pain in people using wheelchairs. Read more of this article by Michelle L. Lange, #OTR/L, ABDA, ATP/SMS as published in National Registry of Rehabilitation Technology Suppliers (NRRTS) Directions, 2019, Vol. 4, pages 30-34. https://ow.ly/Yrhn50QAERK