CME OnDemand: 2021 Annual Meeting Instructional Course Lectures (ICLs)-MIS: Savoring the Small Things

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In the video, several speakers discuss minimally invasive foot surgery, focusing on procedures like percutaneous hammer toe correction, robotic foot surgery, and endoscopic tendon transfers. They stress the importance of understanding anatomy and using careful technique to achieve successful outcomes and minimize complications. The speakers address common concerns like patient selection, bone quality, soft tissue releases, and rotational deformities. They share experiences, tips, and pearls of wisdom based on their expertise. They discuss patient management, surgical techniques, and post-operative care, highlighting the benefits of minimally invasive approaches, such as reduced wound complications, less pain, and faster recovery. Overall, they emphasize the growing role of minimally invasive foot surgery in improving patient outcomes. (Summary by [Your Name/Assistant])

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Moderator: Rebecca A. Cerrato, MD

How You Get Started - Jonathan R.M. Kaplan, MD
MIS Hallux Valgus - Oliver N. Schipper, MD
MIS Calcaneal Osteotomies - Ettore Vulcano, MD
MIS Lesser Toes - A. Holly Johnson, MD
Mama Said There Would Be Days Like This:Managing MIS Complications - Jorge I. Acevedo, MD
MIS Potpourri - Christopher P. Miller, MD
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Keywords

minimally invasive foot surgery

percutaneous hammer toe correction

robotic foot surgery

endoscopic tendon transfers

anatomy understanding

careful technique

successful outcomes

complication minimization

patient selection

bone quality

soft tissue releases

rotational deformities

patient management

surgical techniques

post-operative care