Very useful. Thanks!

Indication for Open reduction?

Why dorsal plating?

more conservative than my grandmother. Not true, congratulations on your educational videos, thank you.

Damn … no tourniquet

I had the worst experience with human meat back in 2018.. a man was selling human meat.. I bought it because I thought it was beef and it looks like it.. later when I washed it for cooking and was ready to cook it I heard the news that a butcher was caught selling human meat in my area.. I immediately took the meat to the police station to confirm if I had bought it and to my surprise it was really human meat..ever since then I became a vegetarian.. 😢

Had this surgery 9 months ago and nothing I do keeps my foot from swelling up like a balloon other then keeping it propped up. Walking has extreme pain within 10 min and sitting with feet on ground has my foot looking like a balloon within an hour. Thanks to the person who tboned me while I was on my motorcycle…..

Awesome! Thank you. I learned so much today.

Great

I just had this surgery 11/4/24 ! Excellent video, thank you !🤘🏻💋

Thank you for sharing this case was interesting also I haven’t seen doing osteotomy of lesser tuberosity will help me and explain the science behind please thank u🙏

Imagine feeling the whole surgery even under anesthesia

Does the dogbone structure supposed to bring the bones back to its original positions? Or just close enough? It seems like in this case there is still some separation. Thanks

Thank you for the explanation

whoever patented the C armor is making a fortune. i don’t show what thst folded piece of plastic costs but i heard its hundreds of dollars. printing money everyday.

Periosteal or PARosteal osteosarcoma??

Thank for tutorial

Amazing🫡

I had this surgery in 2011! I went from dislocating my shoulder every time I moved my dominant arm, to never again! Unfortunately, i still deal with chronic pain.

how many hours was the surgery?

Awesome!!

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Had my surgery over 20 years ago, and it didn't heal. My body rejected the screw so I had to get that removed also. I was told the only thing i could do is to fuse my wrist.

Amazing surgery but I would love to ask some questions. for someone that undergo this kind of procedure as a footballer, would he still be able to continue his football career professionally? How long does it takes for full recovery?

The surgery is amazing , but I think there is no big difference between robotic and non robotic TKA,

interesting case! And very well explained anatomy and technique!!

When I was recovering it felt like someone took metal tools and swirled them inside of my surgery 😂 glad to have this perspective. I had mine ten years ago and it’s held up beautifully. No stretching or loose graft.

Do some surgeon place a slit in the tendon to create a wider surface area for the graft?

Great ...thanks

Very good work

Thank You a lot for sharing the Knowledge, but you mentioned , the plastic surgeon insert tissue expander for 3 weeks !!!, did you mean VAC

Hi I'm ortho resident in South Korea, Thank you for your video and surgical description. Quick question. In headless full-threaded screw, how can you make compression effect ?? In this video, I can't find the evidence of compression. Did you intend to do not get compression?

Nice instruments for osteotomy and good job!

good doctor!

Thanks alot

Came just to see an ACL surgery....Well let's just say my dreams should be pretty interesting tonight. I just couldn't look away. My toes were hiding underneath each other the whole time😂

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nice job.....can we excise radial head at the same procedure??

Does the 9 month post op film not show AVN of the femoral head?

I did this sergery yesterday it was an amazing experience due to anestesy

Thank you so much for sharing

What was the test for palpating spn?

Can you post mcl reconstruction videos

Nice demonstration

Perfect, never heard before about such rare diagnosis

Impressive

Excellent Demonstration sir 👏👏👏

Good job

Fascinating! I had an ORIF at NYO recently, and kudos to all of these fine drs.