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All time great. #MIZ

ACL Friday!! Substantial Variability Exists in Reporting Clinically Significant Outcome Measure Thresholds for Arthroscopic Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction: A Systematic Review sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

This was an interesting case

Attn all medical students interested in Orthopaedic residency-learn more about it during the webinar below tomorrow!

The only sliding knot you’ll ever need! Can use this same sliding knot when tying sutures almost all the time. It’s straightforward & reproducible. The “modified Tuckahoe” knot:

ACL Friday! Nice technique using knotless suture anchors for pediatric ACL reconstruction:

#1 thing I tell residents & fellows-get a great team. A top level team that you enjoy working with makes your practice (& life) go from good to great or (even more likely) from great to outstanding. We have an amazing team! Thanks, crew!

I use a tourniquet for graft harvest only. Then let it down for the rest of the case. Avg 5-6 minute tourniquet time. Who uses a tourniquet for ACLs?

Meniscus Monday! Clinical video example of a medial meniscus posterior root repair to go with the excellent infographic below:

Was an honor to work with a terrific faculty to help teach our next generation of talented surgeons. As always the Arthrex MedEd team Arthrex put together an outstanding course. Highly recommend this course for any & all fellows every year.

AMSSM member Dr. Brady Fleshman and Dr. Clayton Clayton Nuelle, MD, FAAOS answer some common questions about preventing, treating and recovering from sports injuries. muhealth.org/our-stories/pa…

The AANA meeting is going strong! #AANA25

Great AANA meeting last week. Always fun to visit with tremendous colleagues from around the world! #AANA25

Standard operating procedure for that insurance company…

ACL Friday! Who is routinely augmenting primary ACLs?

Per usual Brian Waterman, MD brings the knowledge 🧠. Anyone who treats OCD lesions should bookmark this post!

Looks like a most (~50%) people do not routinely augment primary ACLs, but the number is increasing, particularly internal suture augmentation. #ACL