MSK Cornerstone Course Orthopedic Surgery Review

The conclusion of the foot and ankle trauma lecture.

First in the two part foot and ankle trauma series

Diabetic foot disorders and foot deformities.

Arthritic conditions of the foot and tarsal tunnel syndrome

Part two of the foot and ankle tendinopathy lecture.

Part 1 of a 2 part lecture involving tendon disorders of the foot and ankle.

This lecture will cover hammer toe, claw toes, and various other lesser toe maladies.

This lecture will cover hallux valgus, hallux varus, hallux rigidus, and turf toe.

The lecture covers lower extremity overuse injuries commonly seen in the athletic population.

This lecture will cover common hip and pelvic injuries in the athletic population.

This lecture will cover the diagnosis, management, and testable topics regarding medial and lateral epicondylitis, tendon ruptures, and elbow arthritis.

This letter will cover some of the common elbow injuries in overhead athletes including UCL injuries and valgus extension overload.

This lecture is a bit of a potpourri. We will touch on adhesive capsulitis, avascular necrosis, and some common compressive neuropathies of the shoulder joint.

In this lecture we discuss some of the unique pathology which may be encountered in an athletes throwing shoulder. We will also address some common tendon ruptures of the shoulder joint.

In this lecture we discuss the presentation and management of shoulder instability.

In this lecture we discuss AC separations and arthritis along with disorders involving the glenohumeral joint.

In this lecture we will discuss the basic science, clinical presentation, and management of rotator cuff pathology.

In this lecture we will discuss the anatomy and biomechanics of the shoulder joint.

In this lecture we discuss the presentation, diagnosis, and management of isolated articular cartilage defects.

In this lecture we discuss the management of patellofemoral pain syndrome and patella instability.

This lecture will cover some of the common tendinitis disorders surrounding the knee joint, as well as, quadriceps and patellar tendon disruption.

In this lecture we discuss injuries to the medial collateral ligament of the knee and posterolateral corner injuries. We will discuss anatomy, injury, nonoperative and operative management.

In this lecture we will discuss injuries of the posterior cruciate ligament, diagnosis, treatment, surgical complications, and recovery. As always key testable components are highlighted.

In this lecture we cover injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament. We will discuss key testable information regarding injury demographics, graft selection, surgical techniques and complications, and recovery.

In this lecture we address the common testable topics covering meniscal injuries, repair, and recovery.

Initial lecture in the sports medicine series covering soft tissue structures of the knee and biomechanics.

Question writers certainly love writing about complications.....

Tight in extension, loose in flexion? Tight in both? Loose only in extension? This lecture addresses those questions and more. Enjoy!

This lecture will discuss some of the basic science principles in total knee arthroplasty. Not exactly exciting but certainly important.

This is probably one of the more high yield topics involving total joint reconstruction. Know this lecture cold!

This lecture will discuss the key testable information involving Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty, Hip Resurfacing, and Arthrodesis. Thanks for listening!

In this lecture we discuss key testable information involving primary total hip arthroplasty.

In this lecture we discuss some of the material science involved in total joint arthroplasty. We also begin to discuss testable topics in periprosthetic infection diagnosis and management.

This lecture will cover the basic science and some pathologic processes leading to the the necessity of total joint reconstruction surgery.