Name That Surgery Flashcards

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Akin

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  • Medially based wedge osteotomy of proximal phalanx
  • Indications:
    • Large DASA-proximal
    • Large HAA-distal
    • Both-oblique
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Austin

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  • Distal chevron osteotomy, arm forming 60˚ angle
  • IM of 12-14˚
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Louisan-Balaceau

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  • Closing lateral base wedge at base of 1st met
  • High IM angle
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Crescentic

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  • Crescentic osteotomy at the base of the 1st met
  • High IM angle
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DRATO (Derotational Abductory Transpositional Osteotomy)

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  • Derotational osteotomy of 1st met head (cartilage rotated for realignment)
  • Large IM angle + Large PASA + Valgus rotation of 1st met
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Hohmann

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  • Through and through transverse osteotomy at the met neck
  • Mild IM angle
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Juvara

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  • Oblique CBWO
  • Severe HAV
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Kalish

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  • Long dorsal arm Austin, 55˚ angle between arms
  • Mild HAV
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Keller

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  • Resection of the base of the proximal phalanx
  • HL/HR; joint destructive
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Kessel-Bonney

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  • Dorsiflexory wedge at the base of the proximal phalanx
  • HL; joint sparing
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Lambrinudi

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  • Plantarflexory wedge at the base of the 1st met
  • HL
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Lapidus

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  • Fusion of 1st met + 1C
  • HAV, 1st ray hypermobility
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Logroscino

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  • LB + Reverdin
  • Severe HAV + Abnormal PASA
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Ludloff

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  • Oblique osteotomy of met shaft from prox-dorsal to distal-plantar
  • Moderate HAV
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Mau

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  • Oblique osteotomy of met shaft from prox-plantar to distal-dorsal
  • Moderate HAV
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McBride

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  • Resection of bump and lateral soft tissue release
  • Mild HAV
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McKeever

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  • 1st MPJ Fusion
  • HAV, HL/HR (joint destructive)
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Mitchell

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  • Distal metaphyseal osteotomy with rectangular block of bone removed and preservation of lateral cortical spur that hangs over shaft when transposed
  • Mild HAV
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Trethowan

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  • OBWO at 1st met base
  • Severe HAV
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Peabody

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  • Medially based wedge resection at met neck
  • Abnormal PASA
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Reverdin

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  • Medially based wedge resection at 1st met head
  • Mild HAV + Abnormal PASA
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Reverdin-Green

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  • Reverdin with plantar step to preserve sesamoids
  • Mild HAV + Abnormal PASA
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Reverdin-Laird

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  • Reverdin-Green with lateral shift of capital fragment
  • Mild HAV + Abnormal PASA
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Reverdin-Todd

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  • Triangular shaped wedge removed from both the top and side of distal 1st met
  • HL + Mild HAV
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Scarf

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  • Z-type osteotomy through shaft of 1st met
  • Moderate HAV
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Silver

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  • Resection of the medial eminence
  • Mild HAV
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Valenti

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  • Dorsal wedges from 1st met and proximal phalanx
  • HL (joint destructive)
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Vogler

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  • Chevron osteotomy at the neck of the 1st met
  • Mild HAV
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Watermann

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  • Dorsiflexory wedge at the first met head
  • HL (joint preserving)
30
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Watermann-Green

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  • Watermann with a plantar shelf to protect sesamoids
  • HL (joint preserving)
31
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Wilson

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  • Oblique through and through osteotomy at 1st met neck from prox-lat to distal-med
  • Mild HAV, long 1st met
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Youngswick

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  • Austin with a dorsal block taken out, allowing head to plantarflex
  • Mild HAV, DF 1st met, HL (joint preserving)