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AOSSM 2022 Annual Meeting Recordings - no CME
Cartilage Management in Sport Knee Injuries
Cartilage Management in Sport Knee Injuries
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How are you? It is a pleasure to be here with you. I represent myself in the Catalan management of leg injuries in sport. I work at the Italian Hospital in Buenos Aires. This is my team. We work in Argentina, the south of South America. I have no conflict of interest. As you know, joint and wrist damage is a very common injury. Most of them are asymptomatic but when the patient has pain, blockage, disability, we have to treat it. So we take into account the etiology, the size and the mortality of the lesion. I will talk about focal joint defects. Most of them are the femoracondyle, followed by the patella and the trochlea. If we eliminate osteoarthritis, 68% are focal defects. Almost 90% of the defects are more than 4 square centimeters. As you can see to your left, From the start, we have focused on correcting comorbidities such as malalignment, meniscal status, and ligament stability. The purpose of this presentation was to discuss and share different treatment options for joint injuries in sports. Depending on these factors, conservative treatment with activity modification and weight normalization It is the first line of treatment. But if we fail the microstructure generates 65% improvement. It is better in patients under 40 years of age with low demand for sports. We suggest that the wound could provide superior results to the use of anoles. In this particular case, it is OCD with open feces. We believe that it is a very good treatment option. Regarding the injuries, We indicate that in Yang's active grade 4 lesions, as you can see, most of the literature with 10-year follow-up has 80% good results. Regarding the surgical technique, first we identify the wound, then we cultivate the spelling of dono, we prefer the lateral trochlea. Then we make the container socket, the size of the wound, as you can see in this video, and finally we place the graph of the bone. 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Video Summary
The video features a speaker who introduces themselves as a representative of the Catalan management of leg injuries in sports. They work at the Italian Hospital in Buenos Aires. The speaker discusses common joint and wrist injuries and emphasizes the importance of treating symptoms such as pain, blockage, and disability. They mention that focal joint defects, particularly in the femoracondyle, patella, and trochlea, are prevalent. Conservative treatment with activity modification and weight normalization is the first line of treatment, but if it fails, surgical options are considered. The speaker presents an unusual case of a 19-year-old female soccer player with a persistent medial infection after an encectomy and infection. They discuss treatment options and surgical techniques for her case. The video does not provide any credits for its content.
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Matias Costa-Paz, PhD, MD
Keywords
leg injuries in sports
joint injuries
symptoms
surgical options
medial infection
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