Mastering Fluoroscopy in Lapiplasty®: A Guide to Perfect AP, Lateral and Axial View скачать в хорошем качестве

Mastering Fluoroscopy in Lapiplasty®: A Guide to Perfect AP, Lateral and Axial View

Drs. Paul Dayton and Justin D'Angelo lead this Treace Medical Mastery Webinar focused entirely on the critical role of fluoroscopy in achieving successful Lapiplasty® outcomes. They emphasize that understanding the three-dimensional nature of the bunion deformity and how it translates to two-dimensional X-ray images is the key to consistent, reproducible corrections. Key topics covered in this session include: The necessity of four standard pre-operative views, including the often-overlooked sesamoid axial view How to differentiate between a true AP, a supinated view and a pronated view intra-operatively The danger of a supinated view: how it can create a false sense of correction that leads to post-op disappointment Assessing for metatarsus adductus, arthritis and other pathoanatomy that influence the surgical plan The value of a loaded lateral view using a radiolucent plate to assess sagittal plane position What to look for on lateral fluoroscopy: plantar gapping, retained bone and translocation The importance of the provisional fixation X-ray as the last chance to make adjustments before plating Tips for consistent OR setup and fluoro efficiency This content is intended for orthopedic surgeons and podiatrists. #Fluoroscopy #SurgicalEducation #OrthopedicEducation #PodiatryEducation #CARM #IntraOperativeImaging #surgicaltechnique M3190A