Courtesy: Shehbaz Malik FRCSOrth, Worcestershire, UK
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Patellofemoral Instability
Courtesy: Miho Tanka, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA Also Check out: https://youtu.be/IGMQXCN5eBg?si=Xk3FFVpgFy9osNk9
Bilateral Quadriceps Tendon Rupture
Courtesy: Prof Nabil Ebraheim, University of Toledo, Ohio, USA
Meniscal Repair: Getting It Right First Time
Courtesy: Prof Nicholas Colyvas FAAOS, UCSF, San Francisco, California, USA
Is Mosaicplasty Still a good option?
Courtesy: Prof Joao Espreguiera Mendes, Porto, Potugal President ISAKOS 2025-27 President ESSKA 2012-2014
ACL Revision Principles
Courtesy: Wolf Petersen MD, Martin Luther Krankenhaus, Berlin, Germany
Posterolateral Corner Reconstruction ( LaPrade Vs Arciero)
Courtesy: James Bailey MD, Santa Barbara, California
Patellar Instability in Adolescents and MPFL Reconstruction
Courtesy: Shital Parikh MD, Professor, Cincinatti Childrens Hospital, USA
PatelloFemoral Instability: A SemiDynamic Technique
Courtesy: Dr Claudia Arias, Lima, Peru
ACL and ALL Reconstruction: Techniques and Indications
Courtesy: Achilleas Boutsiadis MD, Athens, Greece
Lateral ExtraArticular Tenodesis for Knee Instability
Courtesy: Prof Michael Hantes, MD, Vice President, ESSKA
Graft Options in ACL Reconstruction
Courtesy: Theo Bouras MD, PhD, Patras, Greece Graft selection in ACL reconstruction The ACL ligament is the main stabilizer for the anterior translation of the tibia. It also contributes in rotational stability along with medial meniscus. It consists 90 percent of collagen type 1, 10 percent of collagen type 3, has 2 bundles the anteromedial […]
ACL Injuries: Management Principles
Courtesy: Prof Wolf Petersen MD, Martin Luther Krankenhaus, Berlin, Germany
MPFL and MQTFL Reconstruction- A New Technique
Courtesy: Prof Joao Espreguiera Mendes, President-Elect ISAKOS Past President, ESSKA
The Discoid Meniscus
Courtesy: Dr Guri Ranum Ekas, Associate Professor, University of Oslo, Norway General Overview Discoid meniscus is a congenital anatomical variation of the meniscus. It most commonly involves the lateral meniscus of the knee. The lateral meniscus normally exhibits greater mobility during knee flexion and extension. Blood supply to the meniscus is limited and confined primarily […]