KSSTA
Frontiers of Orthopaedic Surgery
The podcast explores the latest research and clinical advances in orthopaedics, featuring insights from experts, authors, and editors behind the ESSKA Journals, KSSTA and JEO . Through concise highlights and focused discussions, each episode brings key developments in knee surgery and sports traumatology directly to clinicians, researchers, and trainees.
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Episodes
The Latest Innovations in ACL Reconstruction 19.06.2026 25:14
In this episode, we explore the advancements in ACL reconstruction with orthopedic experts Andy Williams and Antonio Klasan. Join host Joaquin Moya Angeler as they discuss the seven key elements for successful ACL surgery, the importance of individualised graft selection, and the role of innovative technologies in improving patient outcomes. Discover how understanding associated injuries and rehab...
The Past, Present, and Future of Knee Osteotomies 18.05.2026 38:06
In this episode, we explore the evolving landscape of knee osteotomies with esteemed orthopedic surgeons Dr. Matthieu Ollivier and Dr. Kristian Kley. Key themes: Historical significance of knee osteotomies Misconceptions surrounding them Technical aspects of performing osteotomies (e.g. 3D planning software and patient-specific instrumentation) Importance of preserving this technique Papers, books...
Pilot Episode 15.04.2026 34:46
In the pilot episode of Frontiers in Orthopaedic Surgery , host Joaquin Moya Angeler sits down with Professor Michael Hirschmann – editor-in-chief of KSSTA Journal – to explore the trends, technologies, and philosophies shaping the future of orthopaedic surgery. Key takeaways: Mentorship is essential for emerging professionals in orthopaedics Personalized medicine – not mean value thinking – is th...
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