Knee sprains are common among athletes, but not all are serious. Dr. Jacques Vallotton emphasizes the importance of making a proper diagnosis when choosing between conservative or surgical treatment.

Dr. Philippe Cartier reviews the evolution of unicompartmental knee replacement. Through his career and experience, he shares technical keys and specific indications.

This presentation explores in depth the types of knee prostheses, their indications, surgical techniques and recent advances.

This video explores the indication for osteotomy in medial compartment gonarthrosis, emphasizing preoperative assessment, long-term results, and the benefit in athletes or in cases of ligament laxity.

Partial knee replacement is indicated for osteoarthritis localized to one compartment. Less invasive than total knee replacement, it preserves ligament anatomy and allows for a faster return to activities.

This conference presents the indications, planning and performance of a total hip replacement using a minimally invasive anterior approach.

In this presentation, Dr. Vallotton explores the biomechanical origins of hip pain and emphasizes the importance of differential diagnosis.

This presentation explores the advantages and limitations of short-stem hip replacements. It evaluates their reliability, impact on bone preservation, specific indications, and long-term clinical outcomes.

Dr. Jacques Vallotton explains the advantages of unicompartmental knee replacement over total knee replacement. This less invasive approach offers better recovery, less blood loss, and more functional flexion.