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Interview with a Pedipod: Stuart Weinstein, MD - July 2021

Nick Fletcher speaks with Dr. Stuart Weinstein of Iowa to discuss Dr. Weinstein's storied career, his thoughts on leadership, his work in politics and lobbying, his approach to research which has generated so many landmark studies, and more.

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Peds Ortho: Lit. Update July 2021 with Jeffrey Nepple, MD

Jeffrey Nepple, MD from Wash U in St. Louis joins us to discuss cartilage wear patterns in FAI and SCFE and implications for treatment from the most recent JPO. We also highlight new literature regarding resorbable implants in pediatrics, Pavlik harness success in hip dysplasia patients with irreducible dislocations, and much more.

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Growth Guidance Instrumentation with Hemivertebra Resection

This video is a case example using the authors’ preferred technique for Shilla Growth Guidance procedure. The second generation of growth guidance implants built upon the concept of a “Luque trolley.” Whereas the Luque trolley attempted to guide growth using sublaminar wires, which ultimately led to interlaminar ankylosis and auto-fusion, the developers of the second generation of growth guidance constructs utilized pedicle screws placed in an extraperiosteal fashion to guide…

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2021 Best Trauma Award Paper

Operative Versus Non-operative Treatment of Z-Type Comminuted Clavicle Fractures in Adolescents: A Sub-stratified Cohort Analysis

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2021 Best Basic Science Award Paper

Activation of A Central Immunosuppressive Cascade Prevents Ischemia Reperfusion Injury after Acute Compartment Syndrome in a Murine Model

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2021 Best Clinical Award Paper

Nonoperative Management of Femoroacetabular Impingement: Clinical Outcomes at 5-years – A Prospective Study

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2021 Peter F. Armstrong, MD Shriners Hospitals for Children Award, Best Quality, Safety, Value Paper

Effectiveness of Various Cast Covers in the Pediatric Population

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Femoral Limb Reconstruction Options

Limb reconstruction is slowly evolving away from external fixation. Pins and/or wires traversing the soft tissues are extremely uncomfortable in the thigh. External fixators surrounding the thigh make sitting and sleeping difficult. Minimally invasive techniques using plates or nails are now available that use the external fixator as an intra-operative tool rather than definitive management. Blocking screws and rigid reamers can be used in lieu of the external fixator using the reverse planning…