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Ablation Techniques for Acetabular Lesions with Dr. Jason Levy, Dr. Jacob Fleming on the BackTable MSK Podcast
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Episode # 61  •  15 Oct 2024

Ablation Techniques for Acetabular Lesions

Acetabular lesions present unique challenges for interventionalists due to their location within the pelvis. In this episode of the BackTable Podcast, host Dr. Jacob Fleming interviews Dr. Jason Levy, an experienced practitioner in musculoskeletal interventional oncology based in Atlanta, Georgia, about techniques for ablating acetabular lesions.

This podcast is supported by an educational grant from Medtronic.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
05:11 - Unique Considerations for Acetabular Lesions
09:06 - Collaboration with Orthopedic Oncologists
13:10 - Anatomy and Procedural Steps
24:40 - Preventing Complications
35:25 - Concluding Thoughts

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More about this episode

The doctors discuss the unique considerations involved in treating the acetabulum, including its susceptibility to various axial loading, shear, and torsion forces. Dr. Levy prefers to use radiofrequency ablation combined with cement augmentation to enhance joint stability. He outlines the procedural steps and shares his preferred imaging methods. Additionally, he addresses potential complications, such as instability from inadequate cement delivery, cement leakage into the hip joint space, and avascular necrosis. Throughout the episode, the doctors emphasize the importance of collaboration with orthopedic oncologists and staying updated on current research in musculoskeletal interventional oncology.

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