Video Collection: Vicks 2018

Dr Elizabeth Arendt (US) discusses the injury and surgical correlations in patellofemoral anatomy, including the four principle instability factors. With on-screen evidence, Dr Arendt demonstrates different anatomical considerations and approaches according to ‘functional engagement’, with ‘J-sign’ comparisons and factors influencing the best surgical results. In conclusion, Dr Arendt highlights soft tissue anatomy considerations and demonstrates why the medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL) is viewed as the essential stabiliser against lateral patella displacement

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Moises Cohen and Dr Elizabeth Arendt carry out Dr Cohen’s preferred MPFL reconstruction technique. Outlining key anatomical considerations for incision and preparation, they carry out the minimally invasive procedure whilst highlighting isometry and graft fixation.

Recorded at:

VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Charlie Brown presents the rationale and causes for 1-stage and 2-stage ACL revision repair, including the common causes of failure. Providing on-screen patients examples and highlighting aspects such as sagittal plane misalignment and enlarged bone tunnels, Dr Brown runs through detailed pre-operative evaluation considerations, before providing a demonstration of harvesting bone plugs. He concludes with a case presentation, involving BTB ACL reconstruction and bone grafts.

Recorded at:

VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

This surgical demonstration, presented by Dr Charlie Brown (US) and Mr James Robinson (UK) highlights key anatomical detail for Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) repair using fluorescent imaging and arthroscopic footage, including the proximal cartilage border. Two candidates are then challenged, using a cadaveric specimen, to determine the femoral tunnel and optimal ACL placement.

Recorded at:

VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Lars Engebretsen presents key surgical considerations for Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) repair with posterolateral corner injuries. Offering guidance on pre-operative examination and the use of grafts, Dr Engebretsen delivers a step-by-step surgical approach with on-screen footage. In conclusion, he discusses evidence comparing approaches for multi-ligament knee injury.

Recorded at:

VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

This short surgical demonstration includes Dr Lars Engebretsen and Dr Darren Johnson offering technique and anatomical guidance for multi-ligament injury repair, demonstrating ACL and PCL grafts. Covering aspects such as the tensioning sequence, flexion angle and rotation, they highlight the sequence and approach for the ideal tightening order

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Lars Engebretsen and Dr Marc Strauss provide a detailed surgical demonstration of a double bundle Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) reconstruction. Through arthroscopic imaging they highlight key anatomical considerations for bone resection and soft tissue preservation, including guide angles for tunnels. They proceed to demonstrate the technique and approach for graft fixation.

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

This short surgical demonstration, presented by Dr Scott Faucett and Dr Patrick Kane, highlights the optimal technique and anatomical considerations for an arthroscopic popliteus tendon reconstruction. Outlining key anatomical landmarks and considerations to avoid complications, they demonstrate the procedure on a cadaveric specimen. In conclusion, the audience is invited to ask questions

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Scott Faucett and Dr Patrick Kane conduct a surgical demonstration of the posterior knee approach. Including guidance for incision and soft tissue preservation, Drs Kane and Faucett offer a detailed presentation of relevant anatomy on a cadaveric specimen, such as the meniscus and PCL, whilst discussing reconstruction techniques. They conclude by inviting questions from the audience

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

In this lecture, Dr Cristián Fontboté discusses surgical techniques and outcomes of both the popliteus tendon and posterior oblique ligament tears. Outlining anatomical and biomechanical detail, he presents on-screen guidance of multi-ligament injury and reconstruction considerations such as the fixation angle, traction force and rotation

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Video Description on the subject of lateral extra-articular reconstruction, Dr Andrew Geeslin (US) presents evidence and performance data on the relevant anatomical considerations and biomechanical factors that influence internal rotation. Highlighting the role of the ACL, ALL, Kaplan fibres and the IT band, Dr Geeslin shows comparison reconstruction techniques and performance data. In conclusion, Dr Geeslin presents key outcome studies and evidence.  

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Sebastian Kopf and Dr Alan Getgood offer a detailed presentation on the spatial relationship of different anatomical structures in the knee. The footage, using a cadaveric specimen, outlines different biomechanical considerations and key anatomical details for meniscal root repair and cruciate injury or reconstruction. 

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Darren Johnson presents a lecture on the anatomy, biomechanics and techniques for superficial Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) tears. Using on-screen guidance, Dr Johnson outlines femoral and proximal tibial attachment sites, with considerations for restoring full range of motion. In conclusion, he presents a case study and the importance of examining the zone of injury.

Recorded at:

VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

On the subject of advanced bracing principles, Dr Patrick Kane discusses its role in multi-ligament knee injury and following Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) reconstruction. Presenting various biomechanical studies and considerations, including Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) bracing, Dr Kane outlines the impact on laxity and flexion. In conclusion, he discusses relevant guidance for bracing selection.

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Robert LaPrade’s lecture discusses the need to perform double bundle Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) reconstruction. After outlining the history and success of the procedure, he presents studies of clinically relevant biomechanics. Covering aspects such as the posterior tibial load and tensioning angles, he concludes with guidance of the double PCL bundle reconstruction technique.

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Robert LaPrade and Dr Elizabeth Arendt, through a surgical demonstration, offer detailed anatomical guidance of the patellofemoral joint, including key considerations for tendon and ligament reconstruction.  

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

In this surgical demonstration, Dr Robert LaPrade and Dr Lars Engebretsen discuss the anatomical detail and surgical considerations for posterolateral knee reconstruction. After outlining differences between acute and chronic reconstruction, they conduct the procedure on a cadaveric specimen whilst discussing the use and fixation of grafts. In conclusion, the audience is invited to ask questions.

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Robert LaPrade and Dr James Robinson conduct a surgical demonstration of a meniscal root repair using a cadaveric specimen. Through arthroscopic footage, they outline key anatomical considerations and optimal placement near the original radial tear. Discussing the merits of using one or two tunnels, Drs LaPrade and Robinson conduct the procedure by offering their own preferred techniques.

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

This surgical demonstration, conducted by Dr Robert LaPrade and Dr Richard Von Bormann, discusses the importance of Lateral Collateral Ligament (LCL) reconstruction. Dr Von Bormann begins by outlining key anatomy and preparation for required tunnels and grafts. Both surgeons then offer their expertise and technique guidance for completing the procedure.

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

In this short lecture, Dr Christopher Larson aims to discuss key considerations for multi-ligament knee injuries. He outlines injury identification, physical examination approaches, imaging and surgical planning for the ACL, PCL, FCL, MCL and MPFL. In conclusion, Dr Larson summarises key challenges and the invaluable role of intra-operative fluoroscopy.

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

Dr Bruce Levy offers his expertise on the subject of anatomic posterolateral corner reconstruction. Initially outlining the three key structures, he continues to discuss evidence comparing repair and reconstruction, focusing on factors such as failure rates and key techniques using on-screen patient examples. In conclusion, Dr Levy shows a brief procedure and summarises the principle surgical considerations.

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

This surgical demonstration shows the LaPrade technique for anatomic complete MCL reconstruction. Dr Martin Lind and Dr Elvind Inderhaug outline key anatomical detail as they conduct the two-strand technique of an isolated superficial medial collateral ligament (MCL) and isolated posterior oblique ligament (POL) reconstruction.

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018

In this short lecture, Dr Marc Phillippon discusses hip and knee joint interdependence, and factors that contribute to knee injury. With a particular focus on femoroacetabular impingement and ACL tears, Dr Phillippon outlines key kinematic and biomechanical factors and presents key evidence on sports injury

Recorded at:
VICKS - Vail International Complex Knee Symposium
Vail, CO, USA
14-16 June, 2018