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Anterior Hip Cadaver Course

Anterior Hip Cadaver Training Course

I was proud to have the opportunity to serve as faculty for the Boston Adult Reconstruction Fellowship Lab for @djoglobal ⚒️ Thank you for the teaching opportunity and the delicious Boston-inspired meal

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Knee ligament anatomy total knee replacement

Knee Ligament Anatomy Review for Knee Replacement

What ligaments do we take during knee replacement surgery? It depends what surgery you’re having!

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Periprosthetic Femur Fracture Case

Periprosthetic Femur Fracture Case

Revision Total Hip Replacement for Periprosthetic Hip fracture

⚒️ My good friend @mhasenauer99 sent me this recent case of a patient who had a fall after a total hip replacement.

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Arthritis Classification Video

Arthritis X-Ray Classification Video

In 1957 Kellegren and Lawrence release their landmark paper on a new x-ray classification system for arthritis. This system would become the gold standard after the World Health Organization adopted it as their arthritis classification in the 1960’s. At the time of the release of the K-L system, it was typical that only one x-ray was available to diagnose a patient, because the radiation doses were so high, it was risky to obtain multiple shots.

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Partial knee replacement x-ray review video

Partial Knee Candidate X-Ray Review

Review of knee X-ray from a patient with isolated medial side arthritis. An excellent #partialkneereplacement candidate.

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Labor Day Watermelon Cutting

Happy Labor Day! (Watermelon Cutting)

Happy Labor Day! How do you cut a watermelon?

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Hip arthritis x-ray review

Hip Arthritis X-ray Review Video

This X-ray shows advanced right hip arthritis. If the patient has tried non-operative treatment options already, they would be a candidate radiographically for total hip replacement. The decision to proceed would be based on patient goals and symptoms.

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Assistive Devices for arthritis

Assistive Devices (Cane, Crutch, Walker) for Arthritis

Using an assistive device, such as a cane, crutch, or walker is one part of the arthritis management program that often gets overlooked.

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Physical Therapy For Arthritis

Physical Therapy for Arthritis

One of the key components to a successful arthritis management program is physical therapy and a home exercise regimen.

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Arthritis Management Care Coordinator

Arthritis Management Care Coordinators

Is your arthritis care managed by an arthritis management program coordinator?

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