Dalia Sepúlveda, MD introduces the scope of the course ‘All About The Physis (Aprendamos De Fisis)’. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/5H44O-DUGKY
By Dr. Matías Sepúlveda Oviedo. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/xgYCOXKA3wc
By Dr. Juan Carlos Hernández Bueno. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/lCNZkhqD8yM
By Dr. Miguel Galbán. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/_Noz86sq2EA
In this video, Dr. Daniel Green provides an overview on how to perform an all-inside epiphyseal pediatric ACL reconstruction.
This video provides a brief description of clubfoot, the Ponseti method for treatment of clubfoot, the goals of Ponseti International, and information on the Ambassadors for Ponseti student organization at the University of Iowa.
By Dr. Camilo Turriago. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/GIsU34tXRLQ
Estefania Birrer Gonzalez, MD discusses the anatomy and physiology of the physis. YouTube link: https://youtu.be/7U0tAKZsN7Q
In this video, Dr. Matías Sepúlveda Oviedo demonstrates how to apply a pediatric arm splint.
In the first segment on assessing foot flexibility, Dr. Vince Mosca demonstrates how to assess subtalar joint motion and provides tips on how to isolate the subtalar joint.
In the second segment on assessing foot flexibility, Dr. Vince Mosca demonstrates how the valgus hindfoot converts to varus with toe standing.
In the third segment on assessing foot flexibility, Dr. Vince Mosca demonstrates how to perform the Silfverskiold test to assess for the presence of a heel cord contracture.
In the fourth segment on assessing foot flexibility, Dr. Vince Mosca demonstrates the toe raise test to assess subtalar joint flexibility.
In the fifth and final segment on assessing foot flexibility, Dr. Vince Mosca demonstrates the Coleman block test to assess if the varus deformity in a cavovarus foot is flexible or rigid.
In this video, Dr. Gonzalo Chorbadjian discusses performing percutaneous epiphysiodesis with the use of cannulated transphyseal screws.
In the introductory segment on the biomechanics of the pediatric foot, Dr. Vince Mosca provides a brief introduction to his series.
In the first segment on the biomechanics of the pediatric foot, Dr. Vince Mosca shares his first principle, the foot is not a joint. He then applies this principle to cavovarus and flatfoot deformities.
In the second segment on the biomechanics of the pediatric foot, Dr. Vince Mosca discusses subtalar joint position and motion.