Advances in Minimally Invasive Bunion Surgery (2022) - Foot & Ankle Specialists' Podcast

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  • čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
  • Dr. Bob Baravarian of the University Foot and Ankle Institute answers patients' frequently asked questions about bunions and minimally invasive bunion surgery.
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    The Foot & Ankle Specialists' Podcast brings in expert podiatrists to discuss the latest in foot and ankle care, technology, and surgery.
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    Chapter:
    0:00 Introduction
    1:04 How are bunions formed?
    2:23 The goal of bunion surgery
    2:48 Bunion severity
    3:45 Lapidus bunionectomy
    4:30 Minimally invasive bunion surgery
    5:24 Traditional Bunion Surgery vs Minimally Invasive Surgery
    6:37 MiniBunion minimally invasive surgery
    8:22 The Stryker, Novastep, and Arthrex Systems
    10:14 Advantages and disadvantages of minimally invasive surgery
    11:28 Who's a good candidate?
    12:47 Patient tips
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    Topics:
    Mini Bunion
    Mini bunionectomy
    Bunion surgery recovery time
    Bunion surgery experience
    Bunion surgery post-op
    Minimally invasive bunionectomy
    Minimally invasive bunion surgery vs traditional
    Minimally invasive bunion surgery before and after
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Komentáře • 21

  • @gratefulforabundance9043
    @gratefulforabundance9043 Před 3 měsíci +1

    I am so happy with my feet ! I had my left foot done last year, and my right foot done last month. My surgeon corrected my very severe bunions, with a Lapidus procedure, rotated the Halux and inserted titanium plates and screws, and also did the Atkins Osteotomy. I don’t mind being off my foot, it is long term success that I want, not a “ Quick Fix” only to have the bunions “ recur “ in a few years . I have complete confidence in my Orthopedic surgeon, I did my research and actually decided on his Medical Practice which is an hour’s drive from my home. ( The two big, local hospitals did not offer modern procedures, only old fashioned bunioneictomies). I would advise anyone to do their research, and to borrow or purchase a Knee Rover, don’t even waste your money on crutches. Be well! And thank you to this doctor who posted this honest, informative video😊

  • @mzmiller99
    @mzmiller99 Před rokem +6

    I'm having a revision surgery on an unsuccessful lapiplasty from last year. I'm so disappointed. All that pain for very little change. And, he was a highly recommended surgeon. Much more involved surgery to remove the hardware, etc. Thank you for your explanation of the different techniques.

  • @reginarussell8343
    @reginarussell8343 Před rokem +4

    How refreshing it is to listen to an expert who delivers the presentation with honesty. And thank you to taking advantage of the CZcams platform accessible to all researching the best avenue to take. Most impressive, offering a consultation for out of towners and recommending an experienced foot surgeon. Thank you for your service to all.

  • @tonivenneberg6087
    @tonivenneberg6087 Před rokem +5

    Very good information! Thank you. My bunion is getting worse, having pain daily, heal and bottom of big toe hurt twice as much. I see the 2nd dr. Mid Nov. also in my 60's.

    • @1Cor13.4-7
      @1Cor13.4-7 Před rokem +1

      I’ll be 60 in April. I’m with you; same pain issues and have escalated to be a bit too much.

  • @ItsZep
    @ItsZep Před rokem +1

    Wow....what an educational video. Thank you Dr. Baravarian!

  • @tmabry5515
    @tmabry5515 Před 7 měsíci

    Awesome teaching and break down on the procedures. Thank you!

  • @SampsonAllen
    @SampsonAllen Před rokem +4

    When things don’t go good you know if your Dr is good or not! I learned your respect and trust after my sones brain surgery! Thank you for what you do!!!

  • @bridgetlishy
    @bridgetlishy Před rokem +2

    Why not use some sort of surgical wire to attach the top of the first metatarsal to the top of the second thereby pulling it back into alignment?

  • @biancakaye2721
    @biancakaye2721 Před rokem +1

    Look up mini tightrope, dr. Sadrieh. No screws or pins.

  • @Leandrasjones
    @Leandrasjones Před 8 měsíci

    Thank you

  • @SharonWilliams1961
    @SharonWilliams1961 Před 2 lety +4

    I was scared, but if I get the chance to get the minimal surgery I can rest with ease.

    • @connectionoflivesandinterests
      @connectionoflivesandinterests Před rokem +3

      *I hope & pray you get the Best option done at the right time with the correct staff to perform yours. I pray you have much success!!! I'm researching for someone to get bunion surgery A.S.A.P they've wanted this corrected for years now. Finding the Best Dr & Procedure isn't easy. 🙏🙏🙏* Sharon in SC

  • @biancakaye2721
    @biancakaye2721 Před rokem +1

    What about the tightrope surgery being done on California. It was shown in the doctors show. I am looking into that.

  • @MarthaWinje
    @MarthaWinje Před 2 měsíci

    Would you review AlphaMet ISD (formerly known as Cyclaplex)? It is better than mini tightrope and returns anatomical function.

  • @lindaw.2565
    @lindaw.2565 Před rokem +2

    Thank you, for your expertise information and advise! I have moderate bunions and never had surgery yet. I live in Wellington, Florida (Palm Beach County). Can you recommend a Orthopedic Foot Surgeon, who knows all the different operations?

  • @aileentavernia5073
    @aileentavernia5073 Před rokem

    Thankyou for the surgery options. I'm glad to hear the surgeries have improved and progressed. Thankyou for the tips on finding a good surgeon.
    This video was very helpful...

  • @exphys6513
    @exphys6513 Před rokem +1

    is there any fusion happening with these methods?

  • @katiescarlett5249
    @katiescarlett5249 Před 10 měsíci +1

    I wish I could go back in time and choose NOT to have Dr. Baravarian at University Foot and Ankle Institute perform my lapidus bunionectomy. It remains a regret. The surgery had to be corrected. The "Forever Bunionectomy" lasted less than a year.

  • @toadflax636
    @toadflax636 Před rokem +3

    You really do need a animated demonstration video. You lost your audience by rambling on with laypersons and potential patients.