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The Kansas City Orthopaedic Institute and our orthopaedic physician clinics are taking precautions to protect our patients, families, providers and visitors as we continue to deliver care during this health emergency.  As part of the Saint Luke’s Healt … Continued

Dr. Kirk McCullough discusses the innovation behind the BioSurge™ system. You can watch the entire presentation here.

Dr. Kirk McCullough gives a presentation on the uses of uses BoneSync™ fast-setting cement with the calcaneal fracture system for calcaneal ORIF. You can watch the entire presentation here.

Dr. Kirk McCullough presents minimally invasive treatment of Achilles tendon ruptures and his clinical experiences. You can watch the entire presentation here.

  As participation in soccer continues to explode and physicality in the sport increases, we are seeing more and more injuries to the shoulder in young athletes. Three of the more common upper extremity injuries we see from athletes participating … Continued

Dr. Kirk McCullough presents surgical pearls for using PARS (Percutaneous Achilles Repair System). The PARS features an anatomic contoured jig designed to fit within the paratenon. The PARS suture kit contains either color‐coded SutureTape or #2 FiberW … Continued

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Dr. Kirk McCullough gives a presentation that demonstrates the repair of a Lisfranc injury with intercuneiform instability using the InternalBrace™ ligament augmentation implant system. InternalBrace repair addresses the intraosseous component of the L … Continued

Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are becoming more and more common in sports.  There are numerous reasons why an ACL injury occurs and unfortunately, not all of these are very well understood.  A recent study indicates that 3 out of every 4 AC … Continued

Some of the most common injuries involving youth soccer players occur to the foot and ankle.  Common foot and ankle injuries that adolescent soccer players may incur include ankle sprains, heel pain secondary to inflammation of the growth plate (Sever’ … Continued