Dr. Raynor was honored to serve as the keynote speaker this year at the North Texas Athletic Trainers' Society annual symposium. This is the annual meeting for area athletic trainers from all over North Texas as well as their student athletic trainers. Dr. Raynor delivered a talk on the evaluation and treatment of hip pain in the athlete. He was happy to see many familiar faces and meet many new ones as well.
Dr. Raynor discusses hip labral tears and FAI
In this video, Dr. Brett Raynor gives a brief description of femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) and hip labral tears. He often uses diagrams in the clinic when explaining different conditions and treatment options, so he has created an animation for his patients to access as educational material.
Dr. Raynor Returns as Sports Medicine Faculty for the Texas Orthopaedic Association Annual Meeting in Ft. Worth
Dr. Raynor returned as faculty/speaker this year at the Texas Orthopaedic Association annual meeting in Ft. Worth. He joined Dr. Christian Balldin, Dr. Jeff Padalecki, and Dr. Henry Ellis as sports medicine faculty discussing the evaluation and treatment of difficult problems encountered in the knee, hip, and shoulder. Dr. Raynor specifically lectured on the evaluation and treatment of femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) and hip labral tears in the athlete using hip arthroscopy and discussed the applications and outcomes related to labral reconstruction.
Watch Dr. Raynor's Introduction Video
Dr. Brett Raynor is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine physician in Dallas, TX specializing in the minimally-invasive treatment of knee, hip, and shoulder injuries.
Dr. Raynor Returns as Chairman of 15th Annual DFW Sports Symposium
Dr. Nebojsa Popovic of the renowned Aspetar Sports Medicine Hospital in Qatar and Dr. Bert Mandelbaum of the Santa Monica Orthopaedic Group were the keynote speakers at the 15th Annual DFW Sports Medicine Symposium this past weekend in Southlake, TX. The conference serves to educate athletic trainers and physical therapists from all over Texas and the surrounding states on many different issues related to caring for athletes. Its attendees were able to participate in hands-on lab sessions as well as learn from some of the city/country's leading experts in sports medicine.
Dr. Raynor Serves as Faculty Lecturer at AANA Fall Course 2017
Dr. Raynor joined a highly-esteemed list of faculty when he lectured at the Arthroscopy Association of North America Fall Course this past weekend in Palm Desert, California. He gave an update on the efficacy of microfracture in the treatment of articular cartilage defects, highlighting some of the newer alternatives and augmentations to the technique. He also served as part of a panel discussion with Dr. Brian Cole, Dr. Robert LaPrade, Dr. Jorge Chahla, Dr. Scott Faucett, and Dr. Mark Hutchinson discussing complex meniscal and articular cartilage situations. He helped instruct the posterior cruciate ligament reconstruction mini-fellowship.
Dr. Raynor Returns to Lecture at the Vail International Complex Knee Symposium 2017
Dr. Raynor returned to Vail, CO this week as returning faculty at the Vail International Complex Knee Symposium (VICKS 2017). He served as a laboratory instructor demonstrating anatomy and complex knee surgical techniques to surgeons from around the world who attended the conference. He also gave lectures on the diagnosis and management of medial patellofemoral instability and proximal tib-fib joint instability as well as a live surgical demonstration on complex meniscal repairs.
Dr. Raynor Presents at the Texas Orthopaedic Association Meeting in Dallas
Dr. Raynor joined many of the state's orthopaedic experts today when he presented at the Texas Orthopaedic Association meeting. He and others discussed complex issues in orthopaedics and sports medicine as well as health care policy. For more information about the meeting, read here.
Dr. Raynor Co-Chairs the 14th Annual DFW Sports Medicine Symposium
Dr. Tom Hackett of the renowned Steadman Clinic in Vail, CO was the keynote speaker at the 14th Annual DFW Sports Medicine Symposium this past weekend. The conference serves to educate athletic trainers and physical therapists from all over Texas and the surrounding states on many different issues related to caring for athletes. Its attendees were able to participate in hands-on lab sessions as well as learn from some of the city/country's leading experts in sports medicine.
Multidirectional Glenohumeral Instability is Amenable to Arthroscopic Pancapsular Capsulorrhaphy
A paper regarding the optimal management of multidirectional shoulder instability published by Dr. Raynor and Dr. Millett was in the news.
Patients with multidirectional instability of the shoulder experienced an effective and safe treatment with arthroscopic pancapsular capsulorrhaphy with suture anchors at middle-term follow-up in a cohort study.
In the study, multidirectional instability (MDI) was defined clinically as symptomatic instability in more than one direction, one of which was inferior. Surprisingly to the investigators, about 64% of the patients studied had labral detachments and these were also seen in patients with the more classic atraumatic onset of multidirectional glenohumeral instability, according to the findings.
“The most important finding is that arthroscopic pancapsular capsulorrhaphy [APC] can be effective for treating these patients with these complex instability patterns of the shoulder,” Peter J. Millett, MD, MSc, of the Steadman Clinic in Vail, Colo., told Orthopedics Today.
Full Article: Multidirectional Glenohumeral Instability is Amenable to Arthroscopic Pancapsular Capsulorrhaphy