MedStar Health Diabetic Limb Salvage 2022

Name: MedStar Health Diabetic Limb Salvage 2022 - MeduStudent
SKU: MED-AMB06224
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SKU: MED-AMB06224 Categories: Endocrine and Nutrition, Dermatology, Orthopaedic, Plastic Surgery

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MedStar Health Diabetic Limb Salvage 2022

+ Include: 46 videos + 1 pdf, size: 10.4 GB

+ Target Audience: dermatology, endocrinology, infectious disease, orthopaedic surgery, physical medicine, rehabilitation, plastic surgery, vascular surgery

+ Topics:

DLS2022_brochure.pdf
Session I Accelerated Healing of Chronic VLUs and DFUs.mp4
Session I Biomechanical Considerations to Provide a Functional Foot.mp4
Session I Cadaver Lab Application of Circular External Fixator.mp4
Session I Debridement Why, When and How-.mp4
Session I Evaluating the Host What are we Really Up Against.mp4
Session I How do we Screen for Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) in the Diabetic Foot.mp4
Session I Panel Discussion.mp4
Session I The Efficient and Effective Diabetic Foot Exam.mp4
Session I Welcome Remarks.mp4
Session II Applying the Latest Evidence, Techniques, and Innovative Technologies for Value Analysis Tips from a Multi-disciplinary Panel.mp4
Session II Cadaver Lab Debridement and Amputation.mp4
Session II International Working Group on the Diabetic Foot (IWGDF) Using MetaData to Guide Wound Healing Treatments.mp4
Session II Introduction.mp4
Session II IV vs PO. 2 weeks vs 12 weeks. How Should we Dose.mp4
Session II Panel Discussion.mp4
Session II Todays Surgical Approach to Osteomyelitis.mp4
Session II Turning the Tables Upside Down with Data on Clinic Based Debridments.mp4
Session II What Ever Happened to the Biofilm Discussion.mp4
Session III An Advanced Wound Care Portfolio Supported by TIME.mp4
Session III Cadaver Lab Amputations of the Foot.mp4
Session III Charcot Diagnosis, Pathophysiology, and Early Stage Management.mp4
Session III Does Beaming Still make Sense.mp4
Session III Introduction.mp4
Session III Panel Discussion.mp4
Session III Using Evidence to Operate Wisely on the Right Patient.mp4
Session III What the Georgetown Data Tells us about Charcot Treatment.mp4
Session III When the Train Comes off the Tracks Charcot Complications.mp4
Session IV Advanced Options to Address the Neglected Lymphatic Component of Edema.mp4
Session IV Bony Reconstruction of the Lower Extremity.mp4
Session IV Free Flaps for Lower Extremity Salvage.mp4
Session IV Introduction.mp4
Session IV Local Flaps for Foot and Ankle Reconstruction.mp4
Session IV Panel Discussion.mp4
Session IV Thinking Outside the Box Creativity for Complex Soft Tissue Problems.mp4
Session V Cadaver Lab Local Flaps of the Lower Extremity.mp4
Session V MedStar Georgetown Distinguished Achievement Award in Diabetic Limb Salvage.mp4
Session V No Blood Flow.No Function. Effective Endovascular Interventions.mp4
Session V Panel Discussion.mp4
Session V Targeted Muscle Reinnervation for Neuroma Management and Prevention.mp4
Session V Well Performed Below Knee Amputation (BKA) Is Functional Salvage What the Data Now Tells Us.mp4
Session VI Case Discussion Flap, Graft, or Biologics Which One Wins.mp4
Session VI DLS Now and in the Future.mp4
Session VI Keynote Address The Future of Limb Reconstruction.mp4
Session VI Measure What We Manage Past and Future Diabetic Foot.mp4
Session VI Panel Discussion.mp4
Session VI Why is the Charcot Foot so Uncommon in Diabetes What Does it Tell us About its Causes.mp4