2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME-Q & A: Patellofemoral

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Video Summary

The video is a Q&A session where the panelists answer questions from the audience. Dr. Dennis is asked if a subgroup analysis was performed to determine the recurrent instability rate for patients who would have been indicated for a different procedure. Dr. Dennis responds that this analysis has not been performed yet but will be done once the study is completed. Dr. Campbell is asked when providers should consider additional procedures beyond MPFL alone, and she mentions the signs of maltracking or the jumping J sign as indicators. Dr. Schupenstein asks why the rates of MPFL reconstruction are higher than expected, and Dr. Krukberg suggests the length of follow-up and continued participation in sports as possible factors. Other questions and discussions follow, addressing topics such as operative times, morphologic variability, and the impact of hyperextension of the knee on outcomes. The video ends with the panelists thanking the audience and applause. No credits are provided.

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Meghan Bishop, MD; Elizabeth Dennis, MD; Robert Magnussen, MD; Danielle Markus, BS; Jeffrey Henstenburg, MD; Bradley Kruckeberg, MD

Keywords

Q&A session

recurrent instability rate

MPFL alone

jumping J sign

MPFL reconstruction