Dr. Jacques Vallotton presents an in-depth discussion on patient expectations and postoperative outcomes related to total knee replacement.

Dr. Vallotton traces the history of human bipedalism through an anthropological approach, exploring the evolution of the foot, its function in locomotion, and its aquatic origins.

Dr. Vallotton details the various clinical tests and imaging examinations used to diagnose patellar instability. He emphasizes the importance of postural assessment and clinical testing.

Dr. Vallotton explains the indications and results of revision surgeries after partial knee replacement. He clearly distinguishes between simple revisions, compatible with a primary total knee replacement, and true, more complex revision prostheses.

Dr. Jacques Vallotton explores the impact of new technologies on the patient-doctor relationship and orthopedic surgery.

This presentation by Dr. Jacques Vallotton highlights the importance of functional assessments to evaluate fitness to return to sport.

This presentation by Dr. Vallotton addresses current challenges in hip surgery. He discusses technical advances, materials, rehabilitation protocols, and the importance of patient-centered, multidisciplinary care.

In this original presentation, Dr. Vallotton explores the evolution of the human foot through the prism of paleontology, highlighting the anatomical specificities

Dr. Jacques Vallotton explores the biomechanical effects of functional hallux limitus on the entire joint chain, in relation to the knee and posture.