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Pre-Recorded Content - Slope Reducing HTO: Going Above the Tubercle presented by Volker Musahl
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Video Summary
The video features Volker Muser discussing slope reducing high tibial osteotomy (HTO) above the tubercle. He presents a case of a 30-year-old male with multiple ACL reconstructions and allografts, showing anterior subluxation and a 15-degree slope. Muser explains that HTO is used for second revision ACLs with a high slope and neutral coronal alignment. He showcases studies that demonstrate positive outcomes, including improvement in patient-reported outcomes and reduced pivot shifts. Muser discusses three different options for HTO and emphasizes the technical demands of the procedure. He concludes by inviting viewers to a symposium on complex knee cases and osteotomy.
Keywords
Volker Muser
slope reducing high tibial osteotomy
ACL reconstruction
allografts
anterior subluxation
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