ADVANCED RECONSTRUCTION KNEE + DVD

General Information

Step-by-step guidance from the pioneers of today's most advanced techniques

Area of Focus: Hip,Knee & Lower Extremity and Joint Replacement

The world's leading knee reconstruction surgeons guide you step-by-step to managethe toughest cases you'll see. Developed in collaboration with The Knee Society, this powerful resourceputs the expertise of top surgeons at your fingertips tips, pearls, andtechniques that reflect theleading edge of knee reconstruction.

This techniques-oriented book provides concise, step-by-step guidance from top knee surgeons. Each procedure is liberally illustratedwith full-color intraoperative photographs and enhanced with videosdemonstrating pearls from master surgeons. Techniqueschapters are clearly organized for quickreference:

• Indications

• Contraindications

• Alternative Treatments

• Results

• Technique:
  ..........Setup and Exposure
  ..........Instruments, Equipment, Implants Required
  ..........Wound Closure

• Postoperative Regimen

• Avoiding Pitfalls and Complications

• Bibliography

Major sections include:

• Primary Total Knee Arthroplasty

• Complex Total Knee Arthroplasty

• Complications After Total Knee Arthroplasty

• Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty

• Alternative Reconstructive Procedures

• Sports Medicine
  ..........ACL Reconstruction
  ..........PCL Reconstruction
  ..........Collateral Ligament Reconstruction
  ..........Knee Dislocation
  ..........Meniscal Injuries
  ..........Patellofemoral Injuries
  
  

Knee Subspecialists:

• Delve deep into the complicated cases that mark your practice

• Manage the most formidable situations with new confidence

General Orthopaedists:

• Get ready to help more and more patients stay active

• Learn step-by-step from the creators of these surgical breakthroughs

Tableof Contents

Editors: Jay R.Lieberman, MD; Daniel Berry, MD; Frederick M. Azar,MD

-Section 1: Primary Total Knee Arthroplasty-

• 1. Primary TKA: Medial Parapatellar Approach
  Stephen J. Incavo, Michael Dayton, Jesse James Exaltacion

• 2. Primary TKA: Lateral Approach
  Peter Keblish

• 3. Primary TKA: Less Invasive Approaches
  Mark W. Pagnano

• 4. Primary TKA: Submuscular Approaches (mid/subvastus)
  David F. Dalury, Kimberly Tucker

• 5. Biomechanics/Kinematics of TKA
  Tim Wright, Carl Imhauser, Richard Komistek, Adrija Sharma

• 6. TKA Bearing Surfaces (Cross-linked polyethylene, ceramic)
  Joshua Jacobs, Alexander Sah

• 7. Preoperative Planning and Templating for TKA
  Richard Iorio, William Healy, Lawrence Specht, John Tilzey

• 8. Cruciate-retaining TKA
  Richard Scott, C. Lowry Barnes

• 9. Cruciate-substituting TKA
  Giles R. Scuderi, William Long

• 10. Mobile bearing TKA
  John Callaghan

• 11. Tibial Component Design Issues (All polyethylene, monoblock, modular
  Thomas S. Thornhill, John P. Dunleavy

• 12. Primary TKA: Cemented Fixation
  Thomas R. Sculco, Roberto Rossi

• 13. Primary TKA: Uncemented Fixation
  Aaron Hofmann, Clifford Clark

• 14. Patella Resurfacing
  Lonner, Jess H.

• 15. Rehabilitation and Pain Management
  Michael A. Mont, Anil Bhave

• 16. Unicompartmental Knee
  Gerard Engh, William G. Hamilton

• 17. Primary TKA: Outcomes/Identifying Problem Patients
  Douglas K. Ayres, Ayesha Abdeen

-Section 2: Complex Total Knee Arthroplasty-

• 18. Overview and Strategies
  John Meding

• 19. TKA: Extra-articular Deformity
  Thomas Fehring

• 20. TKA: Posttraumatic Osteoarthritis
  Michael D. Ries

• 21. TKA Following Prior Osteotomy and in the Presence of Hardware
  William L. Healy, John Tilzey

• 22. TKA: Recurvatum/Flexion Contracture
  Adolph Lombardi

• 23. TKA: Neuropathic Joint
  Terry Gioe, Patrick Morgan

• 24. TKA Following Prior Patellectomy or Other Extensor Mechanism Problems
  E. Michael Keating, Trevor Pickering, John B. Meding

• 25. TKA in Obese Patients
  Ray Wasielewski, Kate Sheridan

• 26. TKA: Valgus Knee
  Amar Ranawat, Yossef Blum, Chitranjan S. Ranawat

• 27. TKA: Varus Knee
  Russell Windsor, Yoowang Choi

• 28. TKA for Distal Femoral Fracture in the Elderly
  Michael Berend, Keith Berend

• 29. Bilateral TKA
  Robert E. Booth

-Section 3:Complications After Total KneeArthroplasty-

• 30. Management of the Infected TKA
  Arlen D. Hanssen, Tad Mabry

• 31. Management of the Unstable TKA
  Steven MacDonald

• 32. Management of Periprosthetic Fractures
  George J. Haidukewych

• 33. Management of Nerve and Vascular Injuries Associated with TKA
  James A. Rand

• 34. Management of the Stiffness after TKA
  Michael Bourne, E. Marc Mariani

• 35. Management of Skin Problems after TKA (multiple scars, flaps)
  Fred D. Cushner, William Long, Susan Scott

• 36. Management of Extensor Mechanism Rupture
  Craig Della Valle, Aaron Rosenberg, Alexander Sah, Bryan Springer

• 37. Prophylaxis/Treatment of DVT after TKA
  Clifford Colwell, Mary Hardwick

-Section 4: Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty-

• 38. Overview and Strategies
  William Jiranek

• 39. Revision TKA: Modes of Failure
  Kelly Vince

• 40. Revision TKA: Indications and Contraindications
  Kevin L. Garvin

• 41. Revision TKA: Extensile Surgical Approaches: Quadriceps Releases
  Bassam A. Masri, Donald S. Garbuz, Muhyeddine Al-Taki

• 42. Revision TKA: Management of Osteolysis
  William Griffin

• 43. Component Removal
  Peter Sharkey, Wadih Matar

• 44. Revision TKA: Patellar Revision
  Robert Barrack, Stephen R. Burnett

• 45. Conversion of Failed Unicondylar TKA
  James Benjamin

• 46. Revision TKA: Cemented and Uncemented Stems
  Thomas P. Vail

• 47. Revision TKA: Bone Loss Management: Cancellous Grafts
  Charles Nelson

• 48. Revision TKA: Bone Loss Management: Structural Grafts
  Allan E. Gross, David Backstein, Oleg Safir, Joseph Aderinto

• 49. Revision TKA: Bone Loss Management: Metal Augments
  Robert T. Trousdale

• 50. Revision TKA: Condylar TKA: Constraint Level
  Douglas A. Dennis, Derek Johnson, Raymond Kim

• 51. Revision TKA: Hinged Implants
  Henry Clarke

• 52. Knee Arthrodesis
  James Stiehl

-Section 5: AlternativeReconstructive Procedures-

• 53. Overview and Indications for Articular Cartilage Restoration
  Brian J. Cole, Cecilia Pascual-Garrido, Robert C. Grumet

• 54. Arthroscopy for Arthritis
  Matthew Matava

• 55. Autogenous Chondrocyte Transplant
  Tom Minas, Andreas Gomoll

• 56. Autogenous Osteochondral Transfer
  William Bugbee, Simon Gortz

• 57. Allograft/Cartilage Transplant
  Bert Mandelbaum, Simon Gortz, William Bugbee

• 58. Abrasion Arthroplasty and Microfracture
  J. Richard Steadman, Karen Briggs, William G. Rodkey

• 59. Meniscal Transplant
  E. Lyle Cain, Jr

• 60. Tibial Osteotomy
  David Backstein, Allan Gross, Oleg Safir, Joseph Aderinto

• 61. Femoral Osteotomy
  Kenneth A. Krackow

-Section 6: Sports Medicine-ACL Reconstruction

• 62. Overview and Strategies-Technical Pearls
  James Andrews, Mark Miller, Rick Wright

• 63. Graft Choices for ACL Reconstruction: Bone-patellar tendon-bone
  Bernard Bach, Dana P. Piasecki

• 64. Graft choices for ACL Reconstruction: Hamstrings
  Champ Baker, Jr, Champ Baker, III

• 65. Graft choices for ACL Reconstruction: Quadriceps Tendon Autograft
  Walter Shelton

• 66. Double-Bundle ACL Reconstruction
  Freddie Fu, Alexis Chang Colvin

• 67. ACL Reconstruction in Skeletally Immature Patients
  Mininder Kocher, Eric McFeely

• 68. ACL Injuries with Bony Avulsion
  Allen F. Anderson, Christian Anderson

• 69. Complications of ACL Reconstruction
  Robert Arciero, Drew Fehsenfeld

• 70. Revision ACL Reconstruction
  Donald K. Shelbourne, Scott Urch

• PCL Reconstruction

• 71. Overview and Strategies-Technical Pearls
  Frederick M. Azar

• 72. Transtibial Single-Bundle Reconstruction
  Gregory Fanelli

• 73. Double-Bundle PCL Reconstruction
  Christopher D. Harner, Sam Robinson, James Romanowski

• 74. Tibial Inlay Reconstruction
  Richard D. Parker, Sam Ahkavan

• 75. PCL Injuries with Bony Avulsion
  Marc Safran, David Hay

• 76. Complications of PCL Reconstruction
  David McAllister, Tony Quach

• Collateral Ligament Reconstruction

• 77. Overview and Strategies-Technical Pearls
  Frederick M. Azar

• 78. Treatment of Acute and Chronic Medial-Side Injuries
  Robert F. LaPrade

• 79. Treatment of Acute and Chronic Medial-Side Injuries
  Christopher Kaeding, David Flanigan

• 80. Overview and Strategies-Technical Pearls
  Michael J. Stuart, Bruce Levy

• 81. Operative Treatment of Acute and Chronic Dislocations
  Eric C. McCarty, Brett W. Gibson

• 82. Complications of Knee Dislocations
  Claude T. Moorman, Greg Nicandri

• Meniscal Injuries

• 83. Overview and Strategies-Technical Pearls
  Scott A. Rodeo

• 84. Arthroscopic Meniscectomy
  Robert H. Miller, Seth Rosenzweig, Frederick M. Azar

• 85. Meniscal Repair: All-Inside Technique
  Annuziato Amendola, Davide Bonasia

• 86. Meniscal Repair: Outside-In Technique
  Thomas R. Carter

• 87. Meniscal Repair: Inside-Out Technique
  Jason Koh, Dukhwan Ko

• 88. Discoid Meniscus
  Sherwin Ho, Joshua T. Snyder

• Patellofemoral Injuries

• 89. Overview and Strategies-Technical Pearls
  Kurt P. Spindler

• 90. Acute Patellar Instability
  Keith Kenter

• 91. Chronic Patellar Instability
  John P. Fulkerson

• 92. Rupture of the Extensor Mechanism
  Thomas DeBerardino