Cases and resources in orthopedics
Explore a selection of educational materials from leading experts in the field of orthopedics. This section offers replays of the PCO course sessions, interviews with specialists, clinical case studies, short videos focused on advanced techniques, and webinars. A valuable hub for learning and staying updated on key practices.
Discover a simplified surgical technique for anatomical arthroscopic posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) and posterolateral corner (PLC) reconstruction using a knotless anchor.
A 57-year-old man with a history of hypertension and a right hip replacement in 1993 presents with worsening right hip pain over 10 years. He uses one cane, has a 3 cm leg length discrepancy, and a soft mass in the groin. What are your diagnostic hypotheses?
Learn the technique of the ACL reconstruction with a semi-tendinosus left attached and remnant preservation. This technique is easy to perform and allows to skip the tibial primary fixation phase and preserves all the vacularisation of the remnant.
Etienne Cavaignac and Grégoire Laumond present their straightforward method for performing an ST4 short graft. This technique is both simple and effective, requiring no complex tools or specialized instruments. Perfect for anyone looking to master ACL reconstruction with ease!
Learn how to perform a one-stage ACL revision combined with lateral tenodesis using the IT band, specifically for cases where the tibial tunnel is too anterior in a semi-anatomic position.
In this video interview, Alexandre Le Guen asks Stefano Bini for advice for young surgeons. He advises them to constantly rethink their practices, stay curious, and embrace new opportunities.
Sébastien Lustig highlights the importance of personalizing surgical approaches and the opportunity to explore modern technologies like custom implants, personalized instruments, and robotics.
Bertrand Boyer and Nicolas Bonin share their enthusiasm for PCO, a new course format which brings together different surgical specialities to exchange experiences
The objectives of this clinical case are to discuss the normal anatomy of the patellofemoral joint and the different therapeutic options in case of an inveterate patellar dislocation.
Discover, step by step, how multiligamentous knee injuries involving the ACL, PLC and LCL, are treated, using a continuous hamstring graft, at Toulouse University Hospital. This technique is easy to perform and avoids problems of tunnel convergence in the femur.
