CME OnDemand: 2022 AOFAS Annual Meeting-Clinical and Radiological Results of a Human Bone Graft Screw in Tarsometatarsal II/+III Arthrodesis Audio Poster

Clinical and Radiological Results of a Human Bone Graft Screw in Tarsometatarsal II/+III Arthrodesis Audio Poster

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The video is a presentation by Peter Bock regarding a study on arthrodesis (joint fusion) of the TMT2 and TMT2 joint. The study involved using a screw made from bone graft, harvested from femur donors, for lisfranc arthrodesis. The study included 23 patients with 25 feet and had a follow-up time of 15 months. Clinical and radiological evaluations were done, and all clinical scores showed significant improvement post-operation. The bone graft screws were well-received by patients and absorbed properly. The study suggests that using a screw made from bone graft can lead to improved clinical and radiological outcomes in foot surgeries.

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Peter Bock, MD

Keywords

arthrodesis

TMT2 joint

lisfranc arthrodesis

bone graft screw

foot surgeries