How accurately can we plan a case without relevant clinical information on underlying fixed flexion deformity?
Dr Venkatesh
1 year ago
How accurately we can position on flat surfaces like a dysplastic trochlea in the valgus knee?
Dr Rajneesh
1 year ago
How to improve the accuracy of pinning capacity and how much accuracy is lost when positioning the conventional instruments over the pins?
AMAR KUMAR
1 year ago
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Samarth Ajay Thakkar
1 year ago
Doubt for flat foot reconstruction. In a flexible flat foot we often see apex of medial arch collapse at NC joint or 1st TMT joint and not just TN joint.
While performing a joint sparing reconstruction (not fusion) how effective would our Medial calc slide or Calcaneal lengthening be to correct the arch collapse at these distal joints (Nc and TMT)
Essentially to put my qns in simple words, what different would we do if the drop of arch is at NC/TMT instead of TN.
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amazing talk sir, i would like to know, does robotics plays a role in survivorship or design considerations of the impants?
The market is dominated by the Robotic marketing, how to counter the mindset of the patient?
Any Indian robots
sir what do you think would be the future of “total” knee replacements?
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Very informative session Sir.
How accurately can we plan a case without relevant clinical information on underlying fixed flexion deformity?
How accurately we can position on flat surfaces like a dysplastic trochlea in the valgus knee?
How to improve the accuracy of pinning capacity and how much accuracy is lost when positioning the conventional instruments over the pins?
HELLO
Doubt for flat foot reconstruction. In a flexible flat foot we often see apex of medial arch collapse at NC joint or 1st TMT joint and not just TN joint.
While performing a joint sparing reconstruction (not fusion) how effective would our Medial calc slide or Calcaneal lengthening be to correct the arch collapse at these distal joints (Nc and TMT)
Essentially to put my qns in simple words, what different would we do if the drop of arch is at NC/TMT instead of TN.
Thanks
Amazing session
Can I see now ?? Or any link to see now??