IFFAS Award Winner: Percutaneous versus Open Distal Chevron Osteotomy for the Treatment of Hallux Valgus: A Prospective Randomized Study
Release Date: 04/17/2024
How I Treat This: Hallux Valgus - Lapidus vs MIS
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
Dr. Ben Jackson moderates a lively discussion on the surgical management of Hallux Valgus with Drs. Ed Pino and Nathan Gause as they compare and contrast the Lapidus procedure and minimally invasive approaches to treating bunions. For additional educational resources, visit
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Most Cited Papers of 2024 Series – Zadek Osteotomy
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
The AOFAS OrthoPodcast committee discusses new directions with insertional tendinopathy – Is it a fad or is it here to stay? They discuss the following paper:
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Most Cited Papers of 2024 Series – Total Ankle Arthroplasty
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
The AOFAS OrthoPodcast committee discuss how to avoid and manage complications of Total Ankle Arthroplasty. References cited in this discussion include: For additional educational resources, visit
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Most Cited Papers of 2024 Series – Hallux Rigidus
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
The AOFAS OrthoPodcast committee discusses how to get to the root of the problem of Hallux Rigidus and reviews the following paper: For additional educational resources, visit .
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Most Cited Papers of 2024 Series - Lisfranc Injuries
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
The AOFAS OrthoPod-Cast committee debates approaches to Lisfranc injuries. Should we still be fixing instead of fusion? The group reviews the following papers: . For additional educational resources, visit
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Most Cited Papers of 2024 Series - Chemoprophylaxis
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
The AOFAS OrthoPodcast committee discuss the standard of care for Chemoprophylaxis and review the following paper: Malhotra K, Houchen-Wolloff L, Mason L, et al. Characteristics of Patients Not Receiving Chemical Thromboprophylaxis Following Foot and Ankle Surgery. Foot Ankle Int. 2024. For additional educational resources, visit
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How I Treat This: Lisfranc - Fusion vs ORIF Part 2
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
In the conclusion of this 2 part series, Drs. Pam Luk and Anish Kadakia continue the discussion on managing Lisfranc injuries with Dr. Chris Coetzee, a foot & ankle specialist, and Dr. John Munz, an orthopedic traumatologist. For additional educational resources, visit
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How I Treat This: Lisfranc - Fusion vs ORIF Part 1
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
Drs. Pam Luk and Anish Kadakia co-host a lively discussion on managing Lisfranc injuries with Drs. Chris Coetzee and John Munz. Dr. Coetzee brings the perspective of the Foot & Ankle specialist and Dr. Munz presents the perspective of an orthopedic traumatologist. Stay tuned for part two. For additional educational resources, visit
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The Best of the AOFAS Masterclass Series: Insertional Achilles Tendonitis
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
In this re-released episode, "Best of the AOFAS Masterclass series: Insertional Achilles Tendonitis," Drs. Benjamin Jackson and Anish Kadakia speak with Drs. Lauren Geaney and Jason O’Dell to discuss the entire spectrum of patients with insertional Achilles tendonitis including the diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes of operative and non-operative treatments in addition to how to manage operative complications. This episode was originally released October 25, 2023. Support for this podcast is provided by an educational grant from Stryker. For additional educational resources...
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Incorporating Teaching Strategies Into Your Practice
The AOFAS Orthopod-Cast
Listen in as co-hosts Drs. Lauren Geaney and Matt Conti chat with Drs. Jim Holmes, and Becky Cerrato about education of residents and fellows and provide pearls for those teaching trainees. Brought to you by the AOFAS Young Physicians Committee. For additional educational resources, visit .
info_outlineAt AOFAS Annual Meeting 2023 in Louisville, Kentucky, host Nicholas Strasser, MD, discusses with Gi-Won Choi, MD, the IFFAS Award Winner paper “Percutaneous versus Open Distal Chevron Osteotomy for the Treatment of Hallux Valgus: A Prospective Randomized Study.”
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