Dr. Bradley Lamm

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Becker’s Healthcare -- Spine and Orthopedic Podcast · Dr. Bradley Lamm, DPM, Director of the Foot and Ankle Deformity Center and Director of the Foot and Ankle Deformity Correction Fellowship at the Paley Institute · 9 Apr 2026 podcast

Thank you for having me.

i am dr bradley lamb i am a foot and ankle surgeon in west palm beach i am the chief of foot and ankle surgery at the saint mary's medical center in palm beach children's hospital i'm also the director of the foot and ankle deformity center and fellowship at the paleo orthopedic and spine institute i've been practicing for over 25 years and have had

numerous fellowships and club feet, orthopedic trauma, which is called AO trauma, limb deformity correction and limb lengthening.

And I am specifically interested in deformity correction when it comes to the foot and ankle and have had vast experience with very complex cases that require unique solutions.

Yeah, so MedCAD offers something I think disruptive to orthopedics, meaning it offers my unique patients or unique deformity or

my patients who have unique deformities a solution which is very patient specific this is kind of revolutionary in orthopedics where it's not deformity specific where it's five degrees of a

rotated or angled bone, but it's very patient specific where it's not only five degrees, but it's got the lumps and bumps and contour of their specific deformity.

And so what MedCAD provides and what I was able to provide my patient was the

first ever in the world patient-specific MedCAD medical procedure.

So that includes patient-specific procedure where we use cut guides to make sure we cut and realign the bones correctly.

We use specific

reduction devices that are made for that patient's specific correction of their malaligned bone or ankle in this case.

Also, patient-specific plates to fit the contour of that bone and screw sizes that fit the length of the bone and the exact contour and can be planned so that

It's in the anatomic right position or correct position so that doesn't give them trouble down the road and also creates the correction and healing that we need.

And this is all based off of a 3D CAT scan that we use to plan this whole procedure.

So the beauty is the patient can see the plan.

I can see the plan.

I can adjust it, what I need to adjust it to make sure that it is going to work exactly how I plan it to work.

And in the OR, it's kind of becomes just cookie cutter in a sense where this is all following the steps of

this patient-specific plan.

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