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Spondylolysis: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Return to Sport

Spondylolysis is a frequent source of low back pain in adolescents and young athletes, but diagnostic and treatment guidelines remain difficult to define and standardize. In this webinar we will review the proposed biomechanical forces contributing to the injury. While historically computed tomography (CT) and bone scans have been considered-gold standard, we will examine emerging evidence of advances in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and the advantages in assessing acuity and detecting…

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Power Pedicle Preparation and Screw Insertion
Treatment Options for Adolescent Blount Disease

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Treatment Options for Adolescent Blount Disease
Treatment Options for Adolescent Blount Disease
Last Minute OITE Review: Pediatric Spine
Power Pedicle Preparation and Screw Insertion

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Power Pedicle Preparation and Screw Insertion

This video describes the use of power for insertion of pedicle screws during scoliosis surgery. Power pedicle preparation has the potential to decrease the force required for insertion on the patient, increase proprioception for the surgeon, increase accuracy, and possibly decreasing the incidence of overuse injuries for the spine surgeon.

Power Pedicle Preparation and Screw Insertion
Last Minute OITE Review: Pediatric Orthopedics - Part 2
Last Minute OITE Review: Pediatric Spine

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Last Minute OITE Review: Pediatric Spine

A crash course review of some of the most commonly pediatric spine topics tested on the orthopaedic in-training examination (OITE). The video, presented by the resident communications committee, includes review material and questions related to AIS, Spondylolysis, Spondylolisthesis, and Congential Scoliosis

Last Minute OITE Review: Pediatric Spine
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Last Minute OITE Review: Pediatric Orthopedics - Part 2

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Last Minute OITE Review: Pediatric Orthopedics - Part 2

A crash course review of some of the most commonly pediatric orthopaedic topics tested on the orthopaedic in-training examination. The video, presented by the resident communications committee, includes review material and review questions related to osteomyelitis, clubfoot, Charcot Marie Tooth, septic arthritis of the hip, and tarsal coalitions.

Last Minute OITE Review: Pediatric Orthopedics - Part 2
Return to Play: How to Safely Get Our Patients Back on The Field?
JPO Podcast - Aug 2019

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JPO Podcast - Aug 2019

This episode reviews 7 featured articles and hosts interviews with Jim Sanders from UNC, Chapel Hill, Salil Upasani from Rady, and Joseph Janicki from Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago. Your hosts are Carter Clement from Children’s Hospital of New Orleans, Josh Holt from Iowa, Craig Louer from UNC, and Julia Sanders from Children's Hospital Colorado. Music by A. A. Aalto.

JPO Podcast - Aug 2019
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Return to Play: How to Safely Get Our Patients Back on The Field?

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Return to Play: How to Safely Get Our Patients Back on The Field?

POSNA Webinar - August 2019

Return to Play: How to Safely Get Our Patients Back on The Field?
Vitale POSNA 2019 Podcast
JPO Podcast - July 2019

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JPO Podcast - July 2019

This episode reviews 4 featured articles and hosts interviews with Paul Sponseller from John's Hopkins, Gaia Georgopoulos from Children's Hospital Colorado, and Andy King from Children's Hospital of New Orleans. Your hosts are Carter Clement from Children’s Hospital of New Orleans, Craig Louer from UNC, and Julia Sanders from University of Colorado. Music by A. A. Aalto.

JPO Podcast - July 2019
Spondylolysis: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Return to Sport
Vitale POSNA 2019 Podcast

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Vitale POSNA 2019 Podcast

Nick Fletcher hosts a conversation with Mike Vitale from Columbia University at the 2019 POSNA Annual Meeting in Charlotte, NC. Dr. Vitale discusses his approach to career development, leading a research team, growing as a clinician, leading a family, and more.

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