2021 Annual Meeting Pediatrics Access Pass-Questions and Answers: Pediatric Issues In Sports Medicine

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In the video, the speaker discusses their thoughts on ACL repairs and the success rates. They mention speaking with the author who reported a 41% success rate and share that they have seen good results with ACL repairs, particularly in ACL repairs for adolescents and teenagers. They mention that they have tightened their indications for surgery and believe that there might be other procedures that could be effective as well. They also address the selection criteria for surgery in stable OCD and explain that they are still gathering data on non-operative treatment. The speaker also discusses the use of a new technique and plans to validate it in other areas. They also discuss the growth of cam morphology and its similarity to Osgood Schlatter's disease. Lastly, they talk about the use of muscle sound technology to study glycogen in the flexor pronator mass and the fatigue of the flexor pronator mass in UCL tears.

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Michael Freehill, MD; Robert Westermann, MD; Melissa Christino, MD; Benton Heyworth, MD; Donghoon Lee, MD; Kate Webster, PhD, DPT; Ryan Barnes, MD

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Concept ACL Reconstruction

Concept Osteochondritis Dissecans

Concept Cam Morphology

Concept Ulnar Collateral Ligament Injury

Concept Lesion Stability

Keywords

ACL repairs

success rates

adolescents

cam morphology

UCL tears

ACL Reconstruction

Osteochondritis Dissecans

Cam Morphology

Ulnar Collateral Ligament Injury

Lesion Stability