You’re Going to Put What WHERE?

You’re Going to Put What WHERE?

Surgeries are a far-more-common thing than they used to be but many of the same fundamental questions from the patients remain the same. Among them, and often leading the way is, “What is it you’re going to put in me?” Today, it’s time to hear what orthopedic surgeons have to say when they share just …

Read More Read More

Load Management

Load Management

How can we extend the length of the careers of NBA players and keep the fans satisfied when it comes to the National Basketball Association (NBA)? If you’ve never heard of the concept of “Load Management”, the new rules for the 2024 season are filled with those words and more. It’s time to find out …

Read More Read More

When are Steroid Injections Safe?

When are Steroid Injections Safe?

We all have preconceived notions when it comes to “injected steroids”. Now – thanks to our three orthopedic surgeons, it’s time to learn all about HOW AND WHY, in many cases, injecting steroids makes definitive sense. Whether it be to treat a soon-to-be-vacationing construction worker or a troubled athlete, all of the answers to resolve …

Read More Read More

Starting a New Orthopedic Surgery Residency with Jai Iyengar, MD

Starting a New Orthopedic Surgery Residency with Jai Iyengar, MD

Learning isn’t easy. Teaching is even MORE difficult. What is it that fosters a successful program for those interested in becoming orthopedic surgeons? How does one find an effort that provides, learning, teaching and peer mentorship as a centerpiece? Jai Iyengar, MD, stops in to share insight about his new Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program inside …

Read More Read More

How to Excel at Being a Sub-Intern

How to Excel at Being a Sub-Intern

Learning about Orthopedic Programs across the nation is stressful enough, but how do you discover the best match for you as a resident — while at the same time finding potential matches for your skill sets, personality and potential future as a doctor? The question of finding a fit will continue on forever, but you’ll …

Read More Read More

Choosing Where to Apply for Residency

Choosing Where to Apply for Residency

As the world continues to evolve, the medical field continues to expand and offers many great avenues for the next generation to enter, learn and thrive – but is it REALLY that easy? It’s time to hear what orthopedic surgeons think of the existing process of Choosing Where to Apply for Residency. Find out what’s …

Read More Read More

Shohei Ohtani: What His Second UCL Injury Means

Shohei Ohtani: What His Second UCL Injury Means

His story has captivated sports fans worldwide. His injuries – including a recently diagnosed SECOND UCL injury – are also electric conversations in every corner of the known world. It’s time to see what orthopedic surgeons think of what Shohei Ohtani faces as he confronts the next step in his legendary Major League Baseball career …

Read More Read More

Get Up Off That Pelvic Floor – A Focus on Pelvic Health

Get Up Off That Pelvic Floor – A Focus on Pelvic Health

As the world continues to rebound from the worldwide pandemic, one thing is clear: we have all likely been sitting longer than ever. It’s time to change that. Why? The value of understanding, exercising and examining the pelvic floor is something that Physical Therapist Jennifer Kinder focuses on regularly, and she’s here today to share …

Read More Read More

Meniscus Tears – When Should You Worry?

Meniscus Tears – When Should You Worry?

Over the first week of training camp—there were a few meniscus injuries in the NFL training camp. Jalen Ramsay, CB for the Dolphins, is now out for months, and Chiefs WR Kadarius Toney had surgery to repair a partially torn meniscus in his knee Tuesday morning, and it is possible he’s ready for Week 1. …

Read More Read More