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2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME
Q & A: Cartilage I
Q & A: Cartilage I
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In this video transcript, various participants ask questions about a surgical technique called the suture bridge technique. Phil Wilson answers questions about using separate sutures instead of one continuous suture, the development of cysts from drilling deep with the anchors, and if there are any effusion reactions or long-term symptoms with vicral sutures. He notes that there have been no cysts so far and no significant cartilage changes or edema. Additionally, advantages of the suture bridge technique over traditional compression screw fixation are discussed. The participants also discuss mechanisms of failure and the possibility of reducing failure rates. The video features Phil Wilson, Dr. Leidy, Dr. Standard, and Tom DiBardino.
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Chilan Leite, MD; Naomasa Fukase, MD, PhD; Philip Wilson, MD; James Cook, DVM, PhD, OTSC; Antonio Madrazo-Ibarra, MD
Keywords
suture bridge technique
separate sutures
cysts
effusion reactions
failure rates
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