Where were YOU Monday night? I know where I was.

Who says you can’t use a CPM with a frame on?

This is a natural “barber chair” split in the tree. For arborists this is a dangerous and difficult situation. It is like when you are performing a transverse femur osteotomy with your osteotome and it propagates into a spiral fracture. More proof that we are a part of nature.

The new MaxFrame hardware is amazing and really rounds out the set. While the swivel technology is useful, now we get that 90 deg fixed angle fixation we were missing.

LLRS teamed up with AOSSM and OTA today to present two outstanding ICLs highlighting our collaboration in both the sports and trauma worlds.

LLRS SD was a real inspiration with intense discussions on PF instability and the role of femoral and tibial malalignment. Drs Fulkerson and Tanaka delivered outstanding lectures on bony and ligamentous anatomy and solutions. Periarticular osteotomy restores the anatomy.

These 2 past presidents are super impressed with the amazing work Ray Liu is doing as current LLRS President. The society is in great hands and the board is energized!

Thanks to NuVasive for giving us the opportunity to teach talented local orthopedic surgeons and fellows at the state of the art lab in Englewood NJ.

My first surgery of the day was just cancelled. After a year of trying this patient and her husband just found out she was pregnant on a holing area ucg. What an amazing Passover and Easter gift.

Check out our new publication on how to prevent and treat long bone infection when IM nailing. Calcium sulfate loaded with antibiotic does the trick! jbji.copernicus.org/articles/7/101…

Here is a great example of using a whole lot of wires to stabilize a really stubborn distal tibia non-union in a patient with osteopenia. She is finally healed!

Congrats to the LLRS for reclaiming our symposium at AAOS and getting a publication out of it as well! Great work PL on getting this done.

Some have asked for the x ray that goes with the wire frame.

NEW Management of Complex Cases from HSS! In Case 2, Austin T. Fragomen, MD (Austin Fragomen MD), & Stephen J. Wallace, MD, report on care of a 57-year-old man w/ infected, hypertrophic nonunion of the tibia LLRS #OrthoTwitter hss.edu/conditions_com…

Thanks Beth for linking this awesome video. We need a rotational DFO and SMO version for the next video!

This fun little ditty was recently published on AUTOSTRUT. Patients don’t need to look at their frame anymore! (This innovation aligns perfectly with the WALL-E vision of mankind’s future-joke) urldefense.com/v3/__https://j…$

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The US awakens from our food coma to see the disastrous nutritional landscape we have created (again refer to WALL-E) npr.org/sections/healt…

It was great teaching AutoStrut with my friends and colleagues Spence Reid and Stephen Wallace. 2/3 past presidents of the LLRS is a pretty sweet line up for educators.

Congrats to the LLRS board for getting ICLs approved and for winning the fight to get us a Limb deformity category. Amazing work! Thank you Reid for volunteering for the BOS board!