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AANA24 Foot & Ankle All-Access Pass *Non-CME*
CONCURRENT SCIENTIFIC SESSION 4D: Foot and Ankle 2
CONCURRENT SCIENTIFIC SESSION 4D: Foot and Ankle 2
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Video Summary
The video discusses the significance of addressing both the syndesmosis and deltoid ligament in unstable distal tibial fractures for optimal ankle stability. Dr. Giannakis advocates for deltoid repair alongside syndesmosis fixation to enhance patient outcomes based on recent evidence. The presentation highlights the role of deltoid ligament anatomy in stabilizing the ankle and emphasizes evolving treatment strategies to address all relevant components of ankle stability. Additionally, the importance of meticulous surgical technique, metabolic factors, and individualized treatment in managing Jones fractures is discussed. A case study of a college football player's successful return to play post-surgery for a Jones fracture is shared, along with insights on surgical outcomes and potential complications. The video underscores the importance of considering deltoid ligament repair in the management of distal tibial fractures and highlights key factors influencing healing outcomes in Jones fractures, aiming to guide appropriate surgical approaches and post-operative care.
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Moderators: John G. Kennedy, M.D., Kenneth J. Hunt, M.D.
Keywords
syndesmosis
deltoid ligament
unstable distal tibial fractures
ankle stability
surgical technique
metabolic factors
Jones fractures
surgical outcomes
post-operative care
deltoid ligament repair
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