- Training
- 28/03/2018
The Painful Knee Replacement TKR for Orthopaedic Exams
Description
This VTT captures a virtual session focusing on the topic of painful total knee replacement, structured as an informative presentation and discussion led by the speaker, Daniel. The session starts with an introduction and assurance that the technology is functioning properly, inviting attendees to listen in. Daniel outlines his presentation, emphasizing the importance of understanding the causes of pain in total knee replacements, which fall into extrinsic and intrinsic categories.
He discusses various factors that can contribute to complications, including hip pathology, neurological issues, and intrinsic factors like infection and instability within the knee itself. The talk incorporates clinical evaluation methods, including history taking and investigations such as x-rays and CT scans, to identify the causes of pain. Daniel also briefly touches on prosthetic joint infections and the criteria for diagnosing such infections, highlighting the significance of a collaborative team approach in managing complex cases. The presentation aims to equip candidates with the necessary tools for assessment and troubleshooting post-operative complications.
The session concludes with a Q&A, where participants ask clarifying questions regarding the procedures discussed, emphasizing the key takeaways about distinguishing between acute and chronic issues, and the management strategies for pain following knee replacements. Overall, the presentation is designed to enhance understanding and encourage participants to engage actively in learning.
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