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What is Normal & Deformity - Dr Matthieu Ollivier

What is Normal & Deformity - Dr Matthieu Ollivier Pune Knee Course 2022 The video is titled "What is Normal & Deformity - Dr Matthieu Ollivier" and was published on June 11, 2023. It is part of the Pune Knee Course 2022 series by OrthoTV, a platform for Orthopaedic Video Lectures & Surgeries. In the video, Dr. Matthieu Ollivier discusses the concept of deformity in the human body, specifically in the knee joint. He suggests that defining what is considered normal can be difficult, and that even slight variations in bone structure can be considered deformities. He emphasizes that the decision to change or correct a deformity should be based on mechanical reasons rather than simply trying to conform to a perceived norm. Dr. Ollivier also discusses the importance of repairing ligament tears and correcting any deformities that may impact the repair process. He provides examples of patients with postmeniscectomy syndrome and ACL injuries who require corrective surgery to avoid failure of the graft. The video also covers a complex surgery that involves a double level osteomy, slope changing astronomy, ACL and meniscus repair, and cartilage issues. The surgeon discusses the differences between the German and American approaches to the surgery and explains that they are confident in their astronomy ability to do it in one stage OrthoTV : Orthopaedic Surgery & Rehabilitation Video & Webinars One Stop for Orthopaedic Video Lectures & Surgeries Subscribe for more videos:    / orthotv   Register with www.orthotvonline.com for Exclusive videos Join us on OrthoTV Social Media Cell : Remain updated about all national and international activities of OrthoTV: *Instagram:   / ortho_tv_online   *Twitter:   / orthotvonline   *Facebook:   / indian.ortho   *Linkedin:   / orthotv   *You tube:    / orthotv   *Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/EG43XkNyOQFvUF5... OrthoTV: Portal for Orthopaedic Videos from around the globe