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Concurrent Session B More than Just an Ankle Sprai ...
Concurrent Session B More than Just an Ankle Sprain
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The provided transcript is for a medical conference where various research papers and case studies on orthopedic injuries were discussed. Here's a summary of the key points covered:<br /><br />1. <strong>Tibial-Taloar Augmentation of the Deltoid Ligament</strong>:<br /> - Alex Brady, a mechanical engineer at the Statement Philippine Institute, presented his research on tibial-taloar augmentation for the deltoid ligament. The deltoid ligament is crucial for ankle stability, but injuries can result in poor outcomes if not treated properly.<br /> - Previous studies showed that conservative management often led to arthritis and instability. Brady's current study investigated different surgical augmentations using robotic testing.<br /> - Findings suggested that tibio-calcaneal augmentation provided better stability, although it was technically challenging and had risks of damaging neurovascular structures.<br /><br />2. <strong>Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) in Achilles Tendon Repairs</strong>:<br /> - Bradley Lambert from Houston Methodist Hospital discussed the effects of BFR therapy in Achilles tendon repairs. Achilles tendon ruptures are debilitating, and recovery can be enhanced with proper rehabilitation.<br /> - BFR therapy uses a specialized cuff to restrict blood flow, which can stimulate muscle growth even with low-intensity exercise. Lambert's study indicated that BFR could help preserve muscle and bone mass post-surgery and improve functional outcomes.<br /><br />3. <strong>Long-term Outcomes of Non-Operatively Managed High Ankle Sprains</strong>:<br /> - Jeremy Silver from the University of Rogers discussed a long-term follow-up study on high ankle sprains treated conservatively.<br /> - His study found that patients generally had good long-term outcomes, although a significant number experienced subsequent injuries.<br /> - Imaging showed some evidence of heterotopic ossification (HO) and osteoarthritis, but patients reported minimal pain and functional impairment.<br /><br />4. <strong>Panel Discussion on Achilles Tendon Management</strong>:<br /> - The panel discussed various aspects of Achilles tendon rupture treatment. Dr. Eric Ferkel emphasized the importance of surgical intervention for athletes but advocated for minimally invasive surgery to reduce complications and enhance recovery.<br /> - Techniques and protocols for surgical repair, wound closure, and postoperative care were debated, with an emphasis on using blood flow restriction therapy as an adjunct to accelerate healing.<br /><br />5. <strong>Case Study on Chronic Syndesmosis Injury</strong>:<br /> - A case of a 30-year-old female with unresolved pain post-ankle injury was presented. Imaging revealed chronic syndesmosis instability.<br /> - Treatment involved surgical stabilization with augmentation using suture tape, leading to successful resolution of symptoms and return to activity.<br /><br />The discussions highlighted the evolving techniques and considerations in treating complex orthopedic injuries, emphasizing both surgical and rehabilitative strategies to optimize patient outcomes.
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9:40 am - 10:40 am
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Lorena Bejarano-Pineda, MD
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Kirk A. McCullough, MD
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Alex Brady, MS
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Bradley S. Lambert, PhD
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Jeremy Silver, MD, MS
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Eric Ferkel, MD
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C. Thomas Haytmanek, MD
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Kenneth Hunt, MD
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Lorena Bejarano-Pineda, MD
Kirk A. McCullough, MD
Alex Brady, MS
Bradley S. Lambert, PhD
Jeremy Silver, MD, MS
Eric Ferkel, MD
C. Thomas Haytmanek, MD
Kenneth Hunt, MD
Tibial-Taloar Augmentation
Deltoid Ligament
Achilles Tendon Repairs
Blood Flow Restriction
High Ankle Sprains
Heterotopic Ossification
Osteoarthritis
Surgical Intervention
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Chronic Syndesmosis Injury
Orthopedic Injuries
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