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AOSSM 2023 Annual Meeting Recordings no CME
Q & A: Pediatric ACL
Q & A: Pediatric ACL
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The video is a panel discussion with multiple speakers. Dr. Webster discusses long-term data on contralateral rates in ACL injuries and suggests that exposure to high-risk sports may play a factor in the increased rates. Dr. Drummond discusses fractures in the bone block group and states that they were small fragments that were treated with sutures, and rehabilitation was not affected. Ben Hayworth discusses the IT band technique and mentions that in future studies, they may affix the ACL at a different angle to potentially improve outcomes. There are also comments and questions from other participants congratulating speakers and discussing the use of hamstrings in ACL surgeries.
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Benton Heyworth, MD; Julia Retzky, MD; Kate Webster, PhD; Mauricio Drummond, MD; Sailesh Tummala, MD
Keywords
ACL injuries
contralateral rates
high-risk sports
fractures
IT band technique
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