CME OnDemand: Managing Poor Outcomes with Surgery on the Athlete: Why and What's Next?-Managing Poor Outcomes with Surgery on the Athlete: Why and What's Next?

Managing Poor Outcomes with Surgery on the Athlete: Why and What's Next?

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Video Summary

In this video, Marty O'Malley discusses the management of navicular stress fractures, emphasizing the use of CT scans for diagnosis and the importance of proper fixation and screw placement. He also mentions the use of bone stimulators and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for avascular necrosis treatment. O'Malley highlights the need to address anterior impingement during surgery.<br /><br />Dave Porter focuses on medial ankle sprains and global instability. He emphasizes the high prevalence of misdiagnosed medial ankle sprains and the need to recognize their characteristic signs. Porter discusses the complex nature of the deltoid ligament and the use of advanced imaging for accurate diagnosis. He also highlights the occurrence of global instability and the importance of considering it during surgical planning.<br /><br />The video overall provides valuable insights on the management and diagnosis of navicular stress fractures, avascular necrosis, medial ankle sprains, and global instability.

Keywords

navicular stress fractures

CT scans

diagnosis

fixation

screw placement

bone stimulators

hyperbaric oxygen therapy

medial ankle sprains

global instability

deltoid ligament

surgical planning