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ACL / Rotatory Knee Instability
ACL / Rotatory Knee Instability
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The video features Dr. Volker Musahl discussing topics related to knee and ligament stability, particularly focusing on rotatory knee instability. He begins by introducing Dr. Musall as a professor in the sports medicine division and department at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Musall has a particular interest in the knee and ligament stability and instability. He also mentions Dr. Freddie Fu and the whole crew at the University of Pittsburgh who work on these topics.<br /><br />Dr. Musall proceeds to present a case of a 21-year-old soccer player with a high-grade rotatory knee instability. He discusses the various factors to consider when determining the treatment approach for such cases, including the severity of the instability, collateral ligament involvement, meniscus injuries, and the presence of other concomitant pathologies. He also briefly touches on different surgical techniques, such as grafting and tendon repairs, that can be used to address rotatory knee instability in different scenarios.<br /><br />Throughout the video, Dr. Musall provides insights into the anatomy, biomechanics, and surgical management of rotatory knee instability. He also shares his personal experiences and preferences based on his research and clinical practice. The video provides a comprehensive overview of the topic, highlighting the complexity of rotatory knee instability and the need for individualized treatment approaches.
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May 26, 2020
Keywords
Dr. Volker Musahl
knee stability
ligament stability
rotatory knee instability
University of Pittsburgh
treatment approach
collateral ligament
meniscus injuries
surgical techniques
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