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Lecture Assignment for Week 38
Sunday, March 20, 2016
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1st Year Lecture
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Harold Schoenhaus, DPM
Surgical Editor for PRESENT e-Learning
Penn-Presbyterian Medical Center
Philadelphia, PA
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Harold Schoenhaus, DPM provides a brief overview of stage II posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD). Dr Schoenhaus reviews diagnosis, conservative management, and surgical treatment. Dr Schoenhaus' presentation is followed by a panel discussion about the current care of PTTD.
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2nd Year Lecture
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Marc A Benard, DPM
Executive Director, American Board of Podiatric Medicine
Co-director, Baja Project for Crippled Children
Hermosa Beach, CA
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Marc A Benard, DPM presents the first of two lectures covering the topic of pediatric pes planus. This session covers the condition's definition, etiology, parameters of normal development, clinical features, and effect on adjacent joints.
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3rd Year Lecture
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James Monroe Laborde, MD, MS
Assistant Professor of Clinical Orthopaedic Surgery
LSU School of Medicine, New Orleans
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James Laborde, MD, MS discusses primary tendon balancing for intervention with specific foot ulcers and for pain relief. Dr Laborde offers specific examples from his practice and from the literature where the procedures have worked better than more traditional methods.
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