Create a professional, academic PowerPoint presentation on Transverse Tibial Transport (TTT) for a podiatry residency audience. Follow every instruction below exactly. Do not add, invent, embellish, or "fill in" any clinical content, statistics, citations, or images beyond what is written here. GLOBAL RULES (READ FIRST) Slide size: Standard widescreen 16:9 (13.333 in × 7.5 in) — the default PowerPoint/Google Slides size. Do NOT use free-form, portrait, or any custom canvas. NO GENERATED IMAGES. Do not create, generate, insert, or download any photos, clip art, cartoons, stock images, icons-as-images, or AI-drawn illustrations of any kind. The ONLY visual elements you may draw are the two simple schematic diagrams explicitly described below (built from native shapes/text) and simple horizontal divider lines. Image placeholders must be REAL image-sized boxes. Wherever an image placeholder is specified, insert a large empty rectangle with a thin dashed/outlined border, a light neutral fill, and centered gray caption text describing what goes inside. Each placeholder must be large enough to hold a real clinical photo — minimum roughly one-third of the slide area (not a small text-line-height box). On slides marked "photo-heavy," placeholders should collectively fill most of the slide. No fabrication: Do not invent statistics, mechanisms, citations, or acronyms. Use only the numbers and terms provided. If something is not specified, leave the placeholder rather than guessing. Text minimums: Body text ≥ 20 pt, slide titles ≥ 32 pt. Use a single clean sans-serif font throughout. High contrast between text and background. Speaker notes: Populate the notes field of each content slide with the target time and 2–4 brief talking-point cues (do NOT put timing on the slide face). Total target runtime 7–10 minutes. Consistency: Same title placement, font sizing, and color accents on every slide. Two-column slides must have aligned columns. Color theme: Clean, professional, high-contrast (e.g., white/off-white background, one dark neutral for text, one accent color for titles and divider lines only). Keep it simple and legible in a bright conference room. FINAL CHECK BEFORE OUTPUT Confirm 16:9 standard size. Confirm ZERO generated/stock/cartoon images anywhere. Confirm every image placeholder is a large, clearly outlined, photo-sized box with a gray caption. Confirm the science schematic contains NO PDGF and NO "vessels grow toward the foot" wording. Confirm "ALBC" (not "ALM") and that it is spelled out on first use. Confirm speaker notes contain timing cues totaling 7–10 minutes.
Create a professional, academic PowerPoint presentation on Transverse Tibial Transport (TTT) for a podiatry residency audience. Follow every instruction below exactly. Do not add, invent, embellish, or "fill in" any clinical content, statistics, citations, or images beyond what is written here.
GLOBAL RULES (READ FIRST)
Slide size: Standard widescreen 16:9 (13.333 in × 7.5 in) — the default PowerPoint/Google Slides size. Do NOT use free-form, portrait, or any custom canvas.
NO GENERATED IMAGES. Do not create, generate, insert, or download any photos, clip art, cartoons, stock images, icons-as-images, or AI-drawn illustrations of any kind. The ONLY visual elements you may draw are the two simple schematic diagrams explicitly described below (built from native shapes/text) and simple horizontal divider lines.
Image placeholders must be REAL image-sized boxes. Wherever an image placeholder is specified, insert a large empty rectangle with a thin dashed/outlined border, a light neutral fill, and centered gray caption text describing what goes inside. Each placeholder must be large enough to hold a real clinical photo — minimum roughly one-third of the slide area (not a small text-line-height box). On slides marked "photo-heavy," placeholders should collectively fill most of the slide.
No fabrication: Do not invent statistics, mechanisms, citations, or acronyms. Use only the numbers and terms provided. If something is not specified, leave the placeholder rather than guessing.
Text minimums: Body text ≥ 20 pt, slide titles ≥ 32 pt. Use a single clean sans-serif font throughout. High contrast between text and background.
Speaker notes: Populate the notes field of each content slide with the target time and 2–4 brief talking-point cues (do NOT put timing on the slide face). Total target runtime 7–10 minutes.
Consistency: Same title placement, font sizing, and color accents on every slide. Two-column slides must have aligned columns.
Color theme: Clean, professional, high-contrast (e.g., white/off-white background, one dark neutral for text, one accent color for titles and divider lines only). Keep it simple and legible in a bright conference room.
FINAL CHECK BEFORE OUTPUT
Confirm 16:9 standard size.
Confirm ZERO generated/stock/cartoon images anywhere.
Confirm every image placeholder is a large, clearly outlined, photo-sized box with a gray caption.
Confirm the science schematic contains NO PDGF and NO "vessels grow toward the foot" wording.
Confirm "ALBC" (not "ALM") and that it is spelled out on first use.
Confirm speaker notes contain timing cues totaling 7–10 minutes.
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Transverse Tibial Transport (TTT) is an innovative limb-salvage technique aimed at treating diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) that resist healing due to complex factors like neuropathy and ischemia. Presented by Mariana Lima from Memorial Healthcare System, this method addresses the critical issue of restoring perfusion when conventional treatments fail. Utilizing the principle of distraction osteogenesis, TTT promotes regeneration of bone and surrounding tissues through controlled mechanical...