Thank you very much sirs 😊

Great work sir, thanks for organizing these lectures,thank for your work in field of orthopaedics.

Nicely explained step by step

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how long will take to remove screw

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Thank you so much maam and Gopalan sir

Having surgery with doctor Pinzur Loyola Maywood. Wish me luck

Thank you sir ☺️

Detailed and informative lecture. Thank you Demystifying Spine TB in simplified way.

Thank you sir

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Thank you so much sirs 🥺

very helpful session ,Thankyou So much.

I had diagnosed with AVN 3 y ago. They offer in my country THR. Is the Recerf compatible with AVN? Why my doctors didn't offer this procedure? I'm 33y old and I really want to take the decision before I do THR...

Wonderful presentation

niely described

I'm afraid my son may have fop.my mother had it.his spine is very twisted calls himself the lizard .please help me

Very good explanation sir

Thank you! please add more foot & ankle videos.

I had partially dislocated hip orthopedic surgeon said hip replacement won't work on person with early onset arthritis

Preop as well as postop radiation both have their own merits and pitfalls. Surgery is usually delayed for 5 weeks after radiation to allow for the adverse effects of radiation ie skin burn, peeling, fatigue etc.

Watching from Suriname

Thank you Prof Gopalan & Prof Ruiz for this excellent presentation and the Q/A after that. Very useful indeed !

watching from Malawi

Please tell me the name is the software used for the VR shoulder surgery

Thanks. Always challenging but knowing the anatomy and more exposure in doing various approaches is helpful.

its very useful

English subtitles 😢

Great video Clear for understanding concept

when we fix the syndesmosis with srew, how do we know that the fibular is in the right position in the incisura ? when the fibular lies a little bit anteriorly or posteriorly in the incisura, it can cause malreduction. How can we reduce precisely to prevent malreduction?

I have a “Comminuted and displaced fracture of the talar body and neck with plantar rotation of the dome and posterior talar fracture fragment associated with posterior dislocation at the posterior facet of the subtalar joint.” It’s been two months and I’m still trying to figure out what this means, all I know is it’s shattered and the xray looks very bad still.

Great presentation!

Dr. Su is amazing! He has a channel called @TheSpineGuy... 👌👌👏👏 He always explains things in a way that everyone can understand. 👍

Thank you for this presentation. I have recently had a talus fracture surgical repair. I was told numerous times by rounding surgeons that i had a 50% likelihood for necrosis for head and neck fracture, so i am so reassured to hear more recent research has thrown this number out the window and sugests my outcomes are a lot more optomistic. Hopefully i am added as a good outcome for your study in the future.

Lang Groves

What are the chances of hip dislocation?

Thank you for this presentation. My 13 Yo daughter has been advised to wait until she is 14.5 for ACL reconstruction but given weakness in the knee we are seeking second opinions to see if it would be safe to complete the surgery sooner. Such a tough decision to make...This was very informative.

You’re amazing!!! This was really helpful

I am 57, had a pseudo jones (zone 1) partially intra articular 19 days back. Was in a breg air boot until now. surprisingly am able to walk now and put load without the boot but with a mild discomfort. is it ok to wean myself away from the boot? Thanks for your response.

45:30 he almost admitted, "You can only get cartilage from your own cartilage" 😀

Hello Sir, I am from India (Haryana) and same dieses have my son, can you please guide to me about this treatment means is it possible to treat here or go to there as well cost of this.

Had both of mine done 6 months apart. Totally pain free now.

Excellant discussion

Medial malleoli is vertically fractured . Then how is it PER type injury sir ?

Bottom line- shoulder replacements are much more risky than most orthos tell patients.

Goodmorning , I am concerned about my spine curving more , as I am a 59yr women from Victoria Australia , who was diagnosed with lung cancer 3mts agao.. Unfortunately I was born with a absent right arm, and other complications while growing up...I developed Scoliosis at a young age and my spine was a S shape by the time I was 12-13byrs , discovered by Dr Doig and Dr Williams at the royal Chidrens Hospital in Melbourne Australia. ..In 1977 I had a Hatrington rod put in and then plaster for 12mths then a brace 23hrs a day while also in traction for Perthes disease as my right leg the femur ball joint was rotting away and my leg was getting shorter....I have had both hips replaced my first operation was when I was on my early 30s ..I am wondering of my rod has broken as from xrays I cannot see the other side of it and is my torso likely to twist anymore, cause of my lung cancer I can hardly breath now..I also had a shoulder reconstruction but from the wear and tear of being born with only one arm it is worn out and I need a whole replacement done...Could you pls give me any advice on how I can live a more better life instead of being in pain everyday with my spine....Any advice would be gratefully appreciated. ...I can send you photo if you want...pls can you help me in any way..,.Thank you for your time ...regards Vicki Protyniak

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Over complicated