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AOSSM 2022 Annual Meeting Recordings - no CME
Q & A: Pediatrics II (II)
Q & A: Pediatrics II (II)
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Video Summary
The video discussed various topics related to orthopedics, specifically regarding oats (osteochondral autograft transplantation system) for cartilage repair. The main speaker, Dr. John Conway, talked about his experience and preference for using oats for large lateral and open FICEs (fragmented articular cartilage injuries). He emphasized the importance of addressing lateral column dysplasia in younger patients to prevent long-term complications. Dr. Conway also discussed his approach to treating osteochondritis in children and the different methods he has used, except for osteotomies. He mentioned the challenges of cartilage fixation and the use of bone grafts and screws in certain cases. Additionally, Dr. Conway discussed his protocol for post-operative rehabilitation in gymnasts and when they can return to specific activities. Other speakers in the video also shared their thoughts and experiences on clavicle fractures and different fixation techniques. The video concluded with a Q&A session. No specific credits were mentioned.
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Andrew Pennock, MD; John Conway, MD; Benton Heyworth, MD
Keywords
orthopedics
oats
cartilage repair
osteochondritis
fixation techniques
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