For the treatment of Weber B and low Weber C fractures, learn how the FibuLock™ fibular nail contains innovative talon fixation, options for syndesmotic fixation as well as divergent screws to control rotation of the distal fragment. Syndesmosis injuries can be treated through the nail with the Syndesmosis TightRope® XP implant.
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In this operative video, I demonstrate anastomosis of the STA and MCA for low flow revascularization. The distal end of the donor STA is prepared by removing the surrounding soft tissue. Once the donor and recipient vessels are approximated, a ‘fish mouth’ technique can be used to maximize the surface area available for anastomosis. In this instance, an interrupted suture technique was used, given its ability to prevent stenosis at the level of the anastomosis. Learn more here | https://zurl.co/icUU.
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Using radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a minimally invasive procedure that has been used for the treatment of epidermal (or sebaceous) cysts. The procedure involves using radiofrequency energy to heat and destroy the tissue within the cyst, causing it to shrink or collapse. This method can be effective in treating cysts without the need for surgical excision. #radiofrequency #cyst #epidermalcyst #skincare
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