Listen in as co-hosts Drs. Nicholas Strasser and Ben Jackson speak with paper author Dr. Joaquin Palma. This paper was presented live at the 2023 AOFAS Annual Meeting.

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At the 2023 AOFAS annual meeting in Louisville, Kentucky, host Nicholas Strasser, MD discusses with Albert T. Anastasio, MD the Roger A. Mann Award Winning paper “Younger patients undergoing total ankle arthroplasty experience higher complication rates and worse functional outcomes scores.”

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Listen in as host Dr. Nicholas Strasser speaks with paper author research fellow Dr. Nour Nassour.  This paper was presented live at the 2023 AOFAS Annual Meeting.  

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Rebecca Cerrato, MD, leads a conversation with Samuel Ford, MD, and Stuart Michnick, MD, on contemporary concerns in flexible fixation for ankle syndesmosis repair. These Foot and Ankle experts explore topics like: identification of ankle syndesmosis disruption, use of imaging in syndesmotic diagnosis, trends in dynamic vs static fixation, and techniques for successful repair of the ankle syndesmosis utilizing flexible fixation.

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Please join John Kwon, MD (Mass General) and Christopher Gross, MD (MUSC) as they discuss total talus replacement and incorporating 3D printing into their practice to treat complex reconstructions, implant revisions, and limb salvage procedures. Thank you to Paragon28 for sponsoring this episode.  

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Co-hosts Nicholas Strasser, MD, and Joesph Park, MD, discuss peroneal tendon tears with renowned surgeon David A. Porter, MD, PhD. This podcast offers a unique opportunity to listen in as the discussants explore Dr. David Porter’s experience and expertise in the management of peroneal tendon tears. From work up to imaging to surgery, they cover and ask all the questions you might find yourself asking when managing these complex injuries.

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Dr. Anish Kadakia leads a conversation with the podcast committee including Drs. Ben Jackson, Matt Conti, Joe Park, Nick Strasser, and Bret Smith. They chat about getting out of the office and having some fun during vacation.

In this CME podcast, co-hosts Pamela Luk, MD, and W. Bret Smith, DO, discuss the deltoid ligament with renowned surgeons Robert Anderson, MD, and W. Hodges Davis, MD. The doctors share their experiences in exploring and repairing the deltoid ligament, underlining its repairability and the positive outcomes of early intervention. They also touch on the broader implications of deltoid ligament injuries, urging surgeons to adopt a comprehensive approach for optimal patient outcomes.

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Drs. David Pedowitz and Robert Gorman co-host part 2 of this conversation with Dr. David Thordarson, President-elect of the AOFAS.

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Listen in as host Nicholas Strasser, MD, has a lively discussion with our Leonard Goldner award winners, Gregory P. Guyton, MD, and Mitchell C. Tarka, MD, as they discuss use of the Monte-Carlo method to evaluate data censoring on the largest operative vs. nonoperative Achilles tendon trial. This discussion covers a historical discussion of previously performed trials along with clinical applications on how to use modern Achilles tendon literature when discussing management with patients.  

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