Dr. Vallotton compares two approaches to unicompartmental prosthesis: bone resection vs. resurfacing. He advocates the conservative approach to resurfacing, emphasizing bone preservation, ease of revision surgery, and durability for young patients.

Dr. Eric Choudja Ouabo provides an overview of knee injuries in Switzerland, with a focus on meniscal tears. He explains the risks of osteoarthritis after meniscectomy.

This video reviews the anatomical and biomechanical basics of the meniscus to better understand the origin of lesions. It shows how distant abnormalities (hallux valgus, femoral rotation, etc.)

This specialized presentation addresses the evolution of treatments for meniscus lesions, emphasizing the importance of repair rather than resection.

Dr. Vallotton explains the fundamental role of the meniscus in the biomechanical balance of the knee. He uses clear analogies to show how meniscal tears disrupt joint stability and shock absorption.

Meniscus tears do not always require surgery. Today, preserving the meniscus is prioritized to prevent early-onset osteoarthritis.

This video provides a detailed overview of the management of meniscal tears, particularly in athletes. Dr. Eric Choudja Ouabo presents the latest meniscal repair techniques, the indications for meniscectomy, and the impact of combined meniscal and cruciate ligament injuries.

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.