AO Trauma–Advanced Principles of Fracture Management

Advanced Principles: Knowledge questions

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X-rays of bone model (AP and lateral), reduced/unreduced fracture

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Practical Exercise: Proximal humeral fracture fixed with the PHILOS (video 20237)

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Practical exercise: Fixation of distal femoral fracture with LCP (video 20238)

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Practical exercise: Bicondylar tibial plateau fracture fixed with LCP (video 20226)

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Practical exercise: Distal humerus with LCP (video 20223)

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Practical exercise: IM nailing of proximal femur with PFNA (video 00125)

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Patient positioning workshop

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Learning objectives for AOTrauma Course - Advanced Principles of Fracture Management

Discussion group 1: Reduction techniques

Reduction - articular simple, metaphyseal multifragmentary fracture

Case

Reduction - extraarticular closed distal tibial and fibular fractures

Case

Reduction—distal humeral fracture

Case

Reduction—closed distal tibial fracture

Case

Reduction—femoral shaft fracture

Case

Reduction—subtrochanteric femoral fracture

Case

Discussion group 2: Upper extremity fractures

Collection of all cases available for this discussion group

Three-part proximal humeral fracture

Case

Clavicle fracture

Case

Displaced clavicle fracture

Case

Distal humeral fracture (1)

Case

Distal humeral fracture (2)

Case

Distal radial fracture

Case

Elbow fracture in elderly patient

Case

Elbow fracture

Case

Extraarticular distal radial fracture

Case

Extraarticular proximal humeral fracture

Case

Forearm fracture

Case

Monteggia fracture

Case

Open distal humeral shaft fracture

Case

Proximal humerus: simple two-part fracture

Case

Proximal humerus: the geriatric patient

Case

Radial head fracture (1)

Case

Radial head fracture (2)

Case

Simple distal humeral shaft fracture

Case

Simple humeral midshaft fracture

Case

Terrible triad

Case

Complex femoral shaft fracture (1)

Case

Complex femoral shaft fracture (2)

Case

Displaced femoral neck fracture in elderly patient

Case

Distal femoral fracture in osteoporotic bone

Case

Distal femoral fracture in young patient

Case

Intracapsular femoral neck fracture

Case

Multifragmentary intertrochanteric fracture (treated with a nail)

Case

Open grade IIIA distal femoral fracture

Case

Pertrochanteric fracture

Case

Proximal femoral fracture

Case

Reduction techniques with IM nailing (subtrochaneric fracture)

Case

Reverse oblique fracture

Case

Simple transverse femoral shaft fracture

Case

Transverse femoral shaft fracture

Case

Wedge femoral shaft fracture

Case

Three types of periprosthetic knee injuries

Case

Fragility fracture (proximal femur)

Case

Minimally displaced femoral neck fracture in an elderly patient

Case

Ankle fracture (1)

Case

Tibial plateau fracture with floating knee

Case

Trimalleolar ankle fracture

Case

Tibial plateau fracture and calcium phosphate

Case

Tibial plateau fracture

Case

Open tibial shaft fracture

Case

Open hindfoot fracture

Case

Tibial and humeral fractures

Case

Hindfoot fracture

Case

Extraarticular distal tibial fracture

Case

Extraarticular distal tibial fracture (treated with a nail)

Case

Closed midfoot fracture

Case

Closed fracture of the distal tibia

Case

Ankle fracture (2)

Case

Bilateral tibial fractures

Case

Discussion group 5: Polytrauma and difficult problems

Collection of all cases available for this discussion group

Femoral shaft malunion

Case

Infection—decision making in difficult fracture problems

Case

Lower limb trauma

Case

Open proximal humeral fracture

Case

Management of polytrauma patient—pelvic fracture

Case

Management of polytrauma patient—wrist, bilateral femoral, and tibial fractures

Case

Pseudarthrosis of the scaphoid

Case

Management of polytrauma patient—clavicular, femoral, tibial fractures

Case

Humeral shaft nonunion

Case

Practical exercise on "Reduction techniques"

Description of the exercise

Proximal humeral fracture fixed with the PHILOS

Practical Exercise

LCP Distal Femur

Practical Exercise

Bicondylar tibial plateau fracture fixed with LCP

Practical Exercise

Distal humerus with LCP

Practical Exercise

IM nailing of proximal femur with PFNA

Practical Exercise

Practical exercise: Multifragmentary calcaneal fractures fixed with LCP (video 24026)

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Multifragmentary calcaneal fractures fixed with LCP

Practical Exercise

Femoral neck fractures

Lecture

Femoral shaft fractures

Lecture

Calcaneal fractures - predicting and avoiding problems

Lecture

Complex malleolar fractures

Lecture

Navicular and Lisfranc injuries and complications

Lecture

AO/OTA Fracture and Dislocation Classification (Advanced Principles)

Lecture

Principles of acetabular fracture management

Lecture

Evaluation and emergency management of pelvic ring injuries

Lecture

Management of multiple-injured patients

Lecture

ORIF of the posterior wall—surgical approach

Lecture

Bone morphogenic protein

Lecture

Periprosthetic fractures

Lecture

Deep vein thrombosis prophylaxis

Lecture

Treatment of metaphyseal and diaphyseal nonunions

Lecture

Early and definitive treatment of pilon fractures

Lecture

Principles of orthogeriatric fracture care (short version)

Lecture

Principles of orthogeriatric fracture care (long version)

Lecture

Bone grafts and bone graft substitutes to promote fracture union—options and outcomes

Lecture

Violation of principles

Lecture

Management of malunion

Lecture

Clinical indications for locked plating—when and where?

Lecture

Navigation—computer-assisted surgery

Lecture

Complex tibial plateau fractures

Lecture

Talar neck fractures and complications

Lecture

Tibial shaft fractures

Lecture

Trochanteric region fractures: treatment options and outcomes

Lecture

Current treatment options of subtrochanteric fractures

Lecture

Fractures of the scapula

Lecture

Evolution of plate design and function

Lecture

Review of the principles of fracture management

Lecture

MIO—minimizing surgical footprints

Lecture

Fracture reduction

Lecture

Distal humerus—intraarticular fractures and complications

Lecture

Mangled extremity management—limb salvage vs amputation

Lecture

Infection after osteosynthesis

Lecture

Introduction to AOTrauma STaRT

Surgical Training and Assessment for Residents

Discussion group 3: Fractures of the femur

Collection of all cases available for this discussion group

Discussion group 4: Fractures of the tibia, ankle and foot

Collection of all cases available for this discussion group

Preoperative planning―key to success

Lecture

Distal femoral fractures—treatment options and outcomes

Lecture

Distal radial fractures

Lecture

The AO world—your lifelong learning within AO

Lecture

Fracture dislocation of the elbow

Lecture

Fractures of the clavicle: when and how to operate—indications and methods of fixation

Tissue vitality and injury effect

Lecture

Core and optional content for AOTrauma Course - Adv Principles of Fracture Management

AOT Advanced Principles of Fracture Management Course (Word)

AOT Advanced Principles of Fracture Management Course (Excel)

Proximal humeral fractures