Description
The talk presented by Joideep Phadnis focuses on techniques for fixation in orthopedic surgery, specifically addressing the challenges posed by complex fractures. Without the presence of Amjid, Phadnis outlines key concepts and strategies for achieving stable fixation, which is crucial for preventing complications and ensuring pain-free, functional motion post-surgery. He emphasizes the importance of anatomic reduction, addressing both the articular and metaphyseal components of fractures, and provides insights on the use of screws and plates to achieve effective compression and stability. The talk includes specific techniques for managing difficult fracture patterns, such as articular and metaphyseal losses, and discusses the significance of timely rehabilitation to aid recovery. The presentation underscores the need for tailored approaches based on fracture type, highlighting common pitfalls and strategies for optimal fixation outcomes.