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CONTEMPORARY CONCEPTS IN ANKLE FRACTURE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT

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Monday
26
May
19:00 CEST
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​​​​​​​EFORT Webinar
CONTEMPORARY CONCEPTS IN ANKLE FRACTURE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT

Webinar Chair 
Prof. Nikolaos K. Kanakaris | United Kingdom​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

19:00-19:10 | Introduction – Principles of Management
Prof. N. K. Kanakaris | Leeds Major Trauma Center | Leeds, United Kingdom

19:10-19:25 | Surgical Approaches – Do We Have a Consensus?
Lecturer TBI | TBI

19:25-19:40 | Retrograde Tibial / Fibular Nails – When and How?
Lecturer TBI | TBI

19:40-19:50 | Syndesmosis Fixation / Deltoid Ligament Repair – When and How? 
Prof. Vicenzo Salini | Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele | Milan, Italy

19:50-20:00 | Questions & Answers and Final Remarks
Prof. N. K. Kanakaris | Leeds Major Trauma Center | Leeds, United Kingdom
This EFORT Educational Webinar will focus on surgical management of ankle fractures. The last decade a number of new concepts have emerged ranging from a more liberal use of posterior approaches to address the posterior malleolus, the use of retrograde tibiotalocalcaneal nails to bridge the joint and retrograde fibular interlocking nails, of different methods of stabilising the distal tibio-fibular syndesmosis and the repair or not of the deltoid ligament to more aggressive weight-bearing rehabilitation protocols.

The objectives of this Webinar are:
  • Define the nature of current challenges in ankle fracture surgery.
  • Describe the advantages and limitations of different surgical approaches in this anatomic region.
  • To explore the solution intramedullary nails offer to ankle fractures especially of the elderly or in patients with compromised soft tissue envelope.
  • To analyse the value of different techniques to stabilise the syndesmosis and the deltoid ligament.
  • To assist contemporary surgeons in navigating between emerging alternative strategies, approaches and fixation alternatives for ankle fractures.

Duration: 60 minutes

This Webinar is organised by EFORT independent of any commercial educational support. ​​​​You can view it from your computer, tablet or mobile phone.

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