awesome! for my thesis i will compare Attune and GMK depending on CPAk III. This video was very helpful and i thank you for uploading it. all the best from Austria!
This is incredible! Thank you so much for this presentation. It will help me a great deal to better understand how to apply the lessons from your paper.
Dr. This question might be for a foot surgeon but I'll start with you, if I may? I'm a 70 year old male who's had a tendon problem in my foot from running back when I was in my 30's and 40's. A foot surgeon stated I needed a "triple achilles something or other, but cannot recall the exact er he used. Question, if this was my only problem fine, I'd get the surgery, but I also need to have knee replacement surgery on the same left leg as my bad ankle!! Also my right knee needs the same surgery but it might not be total. So I'm looking at 3 operations!!, In what order SHOULD i get them done? My guess would be 1.) left ankle first 2.) right knee next then 3.) left knee.....How should I proceed? thanks warm regards Bruce Amherst, Ohio
Bruce your thought process is correct, build the foundation at the left ankle, tackle the right knee which might only need a partial knee replacement and could be a faster recovery and then the left total knee.
I think your assertion that internal rotation of the femoral component is a prob has been proven incorrect. This classification only addresses the alignment is extension - any thought on the flexion alignment in the coronal plane which completes the kinematic arc of the knee in its dynamic state
awesome! for my thesis i will compare Attune and GMK depending on CPAk III. This video was very helpful and i thank you for uploading it. all the best from Austria!
any results published yet?
This is incredible! Thank you so much for this presentation. It will help me a great deal to better understand how to apply the lessons from your paper.
This was extremely helpful. Thank you!
it was really a great presentation. thank you
Many Thanks for Sharing These informations
excellent
Wonderful
Would love to get the same for the sagital and horizontal plane
How would the CPAK concept be applied in settings where the patients present with significant coronal malalignment, often with KL stage III and IV
Sir what is the highest varus you had to keep in a constitutional varus patient?
Excelent
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Dr. This question might be for a foot surgeon but I'll start with you, if I may? I'm a 70 year old male who's had a tendon problem in my foot from running back when I was in my 30's and 40's. A foot surgeon stated I needed a "triple achilles something or other, but cannot recall the exact er he used. Question, if this was my only problem fine, I'd get the surgery, but I also need to have knee replacement surgery on the same left leg as my bad ankle!! Also my right knee needs the same surgery but it might not be total. So I'm looking at 3 operations!!, In what order SHOULD i get them done? My guess would be 1.) left ankle first 2.) right knee next then 3.) left knee.....How should I proceed? thanks warm regards Bruce Amherst, Ohio
Bruce your thought process is correct, build the foundation at the left ankle, tackle the right knee which might only need a partial knee replacement and could be a faster recovery and then the left total knee.
@@dougabbott5624 Well thank you Doc God bless you:-)
I think your assertion that internal rotation of the femoral component is a prob has been proven incorrect.
This classification only addresses the alignment is extension - any thought on the flexion alignment in the coronal plane which completes the kinematic arc of the knee in its dynamic state
The awkward part of this Alignment view is that it shows the gentiles shape, I don't feel comfortable showing it to the doc? Any advice?😅