Lecture Assignment for Week 5 Monday, July 28, 2014
1st Year Lecture
Suture 101


Ryan Fitzgerald, DPM,FACFAS
PRESENT RI Associate Editor
Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery
USC GHS Center for Amputation Prevention
Greenville, SC

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In this presentation Dr Fitzgerald will familiarize the viewer with the basic types of suture materials available, and their general application in lower extremity surgery. This presentation includes a discussion of the various common absorbable and nonabsorbable sutures, how they are classified, and general suture techniques which are commonly utilized by foot and ankle surgeons.


2nd Year Lecture
Pediatric Adolescent Flatfoot Correction by osteotomy and Grafting


Harold Schoenhaus, DPM,FACFAS
Surgical Editor for Present e-Learning
Penn-Presbyterian Medical Center
Philadelphia, PA

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In this presentation Dr. Schoenhaus discusses flatfoot in children and adolescents, indications for surgical intervention and grafting, the types of surgical interventions and their possible complications. He supports his discussion with case examples.

This PRESENT lecture was made possible
by an Educational Grant from

Wright Medical
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3rd Year Lecture
Rearfoot Amputations 2013


Howard M Kimmel, DPM,MBA
Residency Director and Associate Chief of Podiatry
Louis Stokes DVA
Cleveland, OH

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Dr. Kimmel reviews the underlying principles and concepts of rearfoot amputations and surgical techniques. He outlines the advantages and disadvantages of the various types of rear foot amputation.

This PRESENT lecture was made possible
by an Educational Grant from

McCLAIN Laboratories, LLC
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