AANA19 Foot & Ankle Access Pass-Clinical Cases: Foot and Ankle-Dr. James W. Stone, M.D.

Clinical Cases: Foot and Ankle-Dr. James W. Stone, M.D.

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Video Summary

In this video, a patient in his early 30s with chronic ankle pain and instability is discussed. The patient has a defect in his medial talar dome, confirmed by an MRI scan. The suitability of different surgical approaches for treating the lesion is discussed, with considerations for size and containment. The patient had previously undergone an arthroscopic debridement and microfracture but still experiences symptoms. The options for further treatment include excising the lesion, a cartilage transplant, or an osteochondral allograft. The video ends with a discussion on the importance of accurate surgical reports and the complexity of treating failed previous surgeries.

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Concurrent Scientific Session III: Clinical Cases - Foot and Ankle 5.3.2019

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Concept Medial Talar Dome Osteochondral Defect

Concept Marrow-Stimulation Treatment

Concept Lesion Size

Concept Lesion Containment

Concept Revision Surgery

Keywords

chronic ankle pain

ankle instability

medial talar dome defect

surgical approaches

lesion treatment

Medial Talar Dome Osteochondral Defect

Marrow-Stimulation Treatment

Lesion Size

Lesion Containment

Revision Surgery