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.
A 48-year-old female professional rower sustained a right knee injury in a motor accident, presenting with pain, swelling, and a range of motion (ROM) limited to 0–90 degrees. Physical examination revealed a positive Lachman test.
ALL reconstruction can be challenging and landmarks difficult to find, especially when performing a percutaneous technique in overweight patients.
Anterolateral ligament reconstructions in association with ACL reconstructions are becoming essential. One of the difficulties of this type of surgery is the convergence of the tunnels.
This technique for arthroscopic revision after an ACL retear using an ITB autograft, augmented by a gracilis autograft and an internal brace
Learn how to manage a lateral meniscus root tear combined with an ACI injury using intra-articular fixation alone with the Menix anchor.
Master the technique of ultrasound-guided corticosteroid infiltration of the meniscal wall, as performed at the Toulouse University Hospital.
An 80-year-old female presents with disabling bilateral knee pain and relies on two crutches for mobility. Ten days post-surgery, she reports a deficit in active extension, particularly after using her operated, "least painful" leg to rise from the toilet....
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.
