AOSSM 2022 Annual Meeting Recordings - no CME-What Have We Learned from Jupiter?

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In this video, the speaker thanks the organizers for inviting them to speak and introduces the Jupiter Study Group. They acknowledge the team members, including the co-PI, radiologists, research coordinators, and surgeons. The Jupiter Study is a multicenter, multi-armed prospective cohort study focused on patellofemoral instability. The study, which began in 2017, includes patients aged 10 to 35 who have experienced patellar instability. Treatment options include MPFL reconstruction and various surgical procedures based on surgeon preference. The study has enrolled a total of 1,825 patients with over 2,000 knees. The speaker discusses the importance of reliable radiology measurements and the challenges in maintaining a strong data platform. They express gratitude for the dedicated teams involved in the study. The speaker also mentions the publication of some early work related to surgeon reliability, radiologist measurements, and descriptive epidemiology. The future goals of the study include addressing important clinical questions and creating a standardized approach for patellar instability treatment.

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Beth Shubin Stein, MD

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speaker

Jupiter Study Group

multicenter study

patellofemoral instability

MPFL reconstruction