Table Up Knee Positioning for Sports Medicine Procedures

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Sanford Health - The University of South Dakota School of Medicine: Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine

Sanford Health and the University of South Dakota School of Medicine are national leaders in orthopaedic care. Our large rural health system is centrally located in the upper Midwest of the USA. We have several national and international centers for healthcare collaboration. The Health System focuses on comprehensive, cutting-edge, and compassionate patient care. The orthopaedic group specializes in all areas of patient care, research, education, and advocacy. Thank you for visiting our channel.

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Table Up Knee Positioning for Sports Medicine Procedures

By Sanford Health - The University of South Dakota School of Medicine: Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine FEATURING Nathan Skelley

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January 5, 2023

We describe our technique for performing sports medicine procedures with the table in an extended ...
read more ↘ or "up" position. This is in contrast to methods that allow the leg to hang over the end of the surgical table when the end of the table is lowered and in a down position. There are numerous different ways to position the knee for sports medicine and arthroscopic procedures. This is a review of our technique for trainees and surgeons considering adopting this positioning method. Thank you for your time and consideration of our video.
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