Ankle 1 – Sprains Lecture focuses on a general anatomy review of the low leg and ankle, physical examination skills for the low leg and a general radiographic overview of the ankle. We specifically review these conditions of the ankle: ankle sprains, syndesmosis injuries, persistent ankle pain, persistent ankle sprains and treatment options for these soft tissue injuries of the ankle.

Ankle 2 - Fractures: In this section we discuss descriptions, classification and treatment options for ankle fractures and Maisonneuve injuries.

Clavicle Fractures: This lecture focuses on general anatomy, physical examination skills and radiographic overview of the clavicle. Treatment options for mid-shaft and distal clavicle fractures are specifically reviewed.

Elbow and Forearm Soft Tissue Injuries: Physical examinations and general anatomy review of the elbow and forearm are the focus of this lecture. Treatment options for medial/lateral epicondylitis, cubital tunnel, olecranon bursitis, carpal tunnel, ganglion cysts, wrist sprain, deQuervain's tenosynvitis and triangular fibrocartilage injuries are evaluated.

Femur Fractures: This lecture focuses on general anatomy, physical examination skills, and radiographic overview of the thigh and femur. Treatment options for femoral shaft, supracondylar femur and floating knee injuries are also covered.

Foot 1-Soft Tissue: This lecture covers general anatomy, physical examination skills, and radiographic overview of the foot. Descriptions, evaluation and treatment options for plantar fasciitis, tarsal tunnel, posterior tibial tendon dysfunction, hallux valgus, hallux rigidus, buionette, and Morton's neuroma are explained.

Foot 2 - Fractures: This lecture focuses on general anatomy, associated musculature, physical examination skills and descriptions of radiographic aspects of common foot fractures. General descriptions, evaluation and treatment options associated with calcaneous fractures, talus fractures, metatarsal shaft fractures, 5th metatarsal fractures, Lis-franc injuries and toe fractures are discussed.

Hip Fractures: This lecture focuses on general anatomy, associated musculature, descriptions of radiographic aspects and physical examination skills for hip and proximal femur fractures. General descriptions, evaluation and treatment options associated with hip fractures, intertrochanteric fractures, subtrochanteric fractures, native and prosthetic hip dislocations are discussed.

Humerus Fractures: This lecture focuses on general anatomy, physical examination skills, and descriptions of the radiographic aspects of the shoulder, girdle and humerus. General descriptions, evaluation and treatment options associated with 2 part, 3 part and 4 part proximal humerus fractures and humeral shaft fractures are discussed.

Low Leg Soft Tissue Injuries: This lecture focuses on general anatomy and physical examination skills necessary to assess injuries to knee, low leg and feet. General descriptions, evaluation and treatment options associated with shin splints, stress fractures, achilles tendon injuries, acute compartment syndrome, tarsal tunnel and posterior tibial tendon dysfunction are reviewed.

This lecture focuses on general anatomy, physical examination skills, radiographic findings and general treatment options associated with patella fractures.

Shoulder Soft Tissue Injuries: This lecture focuses on general anatomy, physical examination skills of the shoulder girdle and radiographic findings for the Glenohumeral joint. Covered below are general information, clinical presentation and treatment options for rotator cuff injuries, SLAP lesions, shoulder dislocations, AC joint injuries, adhesive capsulitis, bicep tendon injuries and multi-directional shoulder instability.

Tibia 1 – Shaft Fractures: This lecture focuses on general anatomy, physical examination skills of the low leg and general radiographic overview of tibia fractures. General descriptions of fractures, classifications to quantify open tibia fractures and treatment for open and closed tibia shaft fractures are covered. Also reviewed are the physical characteristics, diagnostic and treatment options for acute compartment syndrome.

Tibia 2 – Tibial Plateau and Plafond Fractures: This lecture focuses on general anatomy and physical examination skills for the low leg and ankle. A general radiographic overview of tibia plateau, plafond and fibula shaft fractures are illustrated below. Treatment options for fibula shaft fractures and Maisonneuve injuries to the low leg will complete this lecture.