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Physical Examination of the Hand

Courtesy: Gianfranco Frojo

Fundamentals of Nerve Conduction Study

Courtesy: Gianfranco Frojo

Acetabular Fracture Associated BOTH Columns

Courtesy: Prof Nabil Ebraheim, University of Toledo, Ohio, USA

Trauma table and Viva for the FRCS

Courtesy: Athar Siddiqi, FRCS Tr and Orth

University of Texas Classification for Diabetic Foot

University of Texas Classification Stage Description A No infection or Ischemia B Infection present C Ischemia present D Infection and Ishcemia present Grading Description 0 Epithelialised wound 1 Superficial wound 2 Wound penetrates to tendon/capsule 3 Wound penetrates to bone/joint

T shaped fracture of Acetabulum

Courtesy: Prof Nabil Ebraheim, University of Toledo, Ohio, USA

Cubital Tunnel Syndrome

Courtesy: Larry Hurst, Hand Surgery Resource, LLC, StonyBrook, USA

Image Quiz 19

Answer: https://bit.ly/imagequiz19

Tips and Tricks in Meniscal balancing

Courtesy: Dr Leonard Ponraj, Dr David Rajan, Arthroscopy Course

Portals in Knee arthroscopy

Courtesy: Dr David Rajan, Arthroscopy Course, Coimbatore

Bony Procedures for Patellofemoral Pain and Instability

Courtesy: Raghuveer Reddy, David Rajan, Arthroscopy Course

FemoroAcetabular Impingement

Courtesy: Jawahar Pachore, Shrikunj Patel, Ahmedabad, India

Optimizing Tension Band Wiring Techniques and Constructs

Courtesy: Saqib Rehman, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Hip Replacement – THR instability

Courtesy: Firas Arnaout, Orthopaedic Academy and the FRCS Mentor Group

Graft Fixation options in ACL Reconstruction

Courtesy: Sachin Tapasvi, David Rajan, Arthroscopy Course

Set up, Portals and Basics in Knee Arthroscopy

Courtesy: Malek Racy, UK

Medial Collateral Ligament Injuries

Courtesy: Shirish Pathak, David Rajan, Arthroscopy Course

Radial Club Hand Classification

Bayne and Klug Classification Type I Short Distal Radius (Hypoplastic/Absent distal radial epiphysis) Type II Hypoplastic Radius (Deficient radial epiphyses, distal and proximal) Type III Partial Absence(Present Proximally) Type IV Complete Absence (Most Common) Full Video: https://youtu.be/2toAbtsNZTQ Ref: Long-term review of the surgical treatment of radial deficiencies Loui G.Bayne M.D. Mark S.Klug M.D. The Journal […]