Dr. Greger provides an indepth lecture on the various methods of regional anesthesia for foot and ankle surgery. She begins by discussing the innervation of the lower extremity, and then describes the regional blockade techniques of these nerves including femoral, saphenous, popliteal, and ankle blocks. The importance of a multimodal approach to post operative pain control is also described.

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The columnar approach to tibialis posterior tendon dysfunction is one that isolates either the medial or the lateral column as the primary factor in the pathogenesis of the deformity. This philosophy de-emphasizes the role of the subtalar joint and the position of the heel with its therapeutic options. THis presentation discusses the formulation of such an approach and provides the information that will enable the technical execution of these procedures.

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Joseph E. Brooks is an attorney specializing in representing physicians in medical malpractice. He defines what medical malpractice is, as well as what causes most people to bring forth a suit. He explores the patient-physician relationship, the right way to provide informed consent, and the importance of proper record keeping in this comprehensive lecture.

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