Ask the Expert Recording: Keith L. Wapner, MD-Ask the Expert

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Video Summary

Summary:<br /><br />The video discusses different cases and their management approaches. In one case, a patient with ankle pain and a large cyst near the talus is considered for a retrograde procedure to remove the cyst and promote healing through bone grafting. However, the prognosis may not be favorable due to the extent of the cyst and bone edema. Another case involves a patient with persistent second toe pain after surgery, where further investigation into nerve-related pain or infection is recommended, potentially leading to injection or amputation. In the last case, a patient with a broken TTC nail and hindfoot deformity is advised to undergo a triple arthrodysis after evaluating for infection and removing the broken portion of the nail. Dr. Wapner emphasizes the importance of thorough evaluation and considering various factors when determining the best treatment approach. No credits are mentioned in the summary.

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video

cases

management approaches

ankle pain

cyst

retrograde procedure

bone grafting

prognosis

second toe pain

nerve-related pain

infection

TTC nail

evaluation