The Shelbourne Knee Center Podcast

Smart Technology in Total Knee Arthroplasty (with Fred Cushner, MD)

On this week's episode, we have a great conversation with Dr. Fred Cushner from the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City about technology in TKA. He brings us tremendous experience and information on smart technology being utilized with TKA to track data after surgery. 
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Patellar Resurfacing During TKA

On this week's episode, we discuss the topic of patellar resurfacing during TKA. Dr. Benner shares his experience with this over the years and we discuss a recent research project on the topic that was presented at APTA CSM and AAOS Annual Meeting in 2022. 
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Donor Site Strength and Subjective Results Following ACLR

On this week's episode, we discuss the strength progression and subjective results for the donor site following an ACLR using a contralateral PTG. In the episode, we cover the recent paper from AJSM on the topic. 
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Robotics in Total Knee Arthroplasty (with James Ballard, MD)

On this week's episode, we have a great discussion with Dr. James Ballard about robotics for TKA. Dr. Ballard, who practices in Oregon City, Oregon, covers his introduction to robotics, his current experience with it, and how it continues to affect his practice to this day. You can find more information about Dr. James Ballard here: 
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Patellofemoral Instability Outcomes

On the fifth and final part of our series on PF instability, we discuss the outcomes following patellar dislocations. Outcomes include the results of the our PF classification system, results from two published papers on the topic, as well as some recent outcomes for all patellar realignment surgeries. 
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Rehabilitation for PF Instability (with Bill Claussen, PT)

On this week's episode, we bring back Bill Claussen, PT to discuss rehabilitation for PF instability. We talk about the rehabilitation process when treating this condition nonoperatively as well as how to handle postoperative cases. 
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Patellar Realignment Surgical Technique

On this week's episode, we discuss the surgical technique for Medial Imbrications, Trillats, and Distalizations. 
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History and Development of the PF Instability Treatment Algorithm (with K Donald Shelbourne, MD)

This week for the second part of the PF instability series, we bring back Dr. Shelbourne to discuss the history and development of the PF instability treatment algorithm. Learning about where the algorithm came from can help better understand the treatment algorithm and classification system that was discussed last week. 
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Initial Evaluation and Classification System for Patellofemoral Instability

This week we cover the initial evaluation for patients with patellar instability, including the subjective/objective exams and imaging to order. We also cover a classification system to categorize these patients to allow for better communication, research, and surgical decision making. 
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Stability and Retear Rates Following an ACLR Based on the Degree of Knee Extension

On this week's episode, we cover an article by Dr. Benner from the American Journal of Sports Medicine. It covers postoperative stability and retear rates following an ACLR based on the degree of knee extension. 
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