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Interview 3: Marybeth Ezaki. Past ASSH President, Current Mentor and Sage

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Episode 18. Our third guest on the Upper Hand Podcast is Marybeth Ezaki, MD. Dr. Ezaki is past President of the ASSH and remains the only female president of this organization. She is a critical thinker in the field of congenital hand surgery and is a mentor to many surgeons who practice in this field. […]

Dogma in Hand Surgery

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Episode 17. Chuck and Chris discuss various dogma in hand surgery including topics such as cubital tunnel syndrome, metacarpal fractures, the development of wrist arthritis, etc. Join us and weigh on via twitter or email on dogma topics in hand surgery. As always, thanks to @iampetermartin for the amazing introduction and conclusion music. theupperhandpodcast.wustl.edu

Patient Centered Care and Basal Joint Arthritis

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Episode 16: Chuck and Chris discuss patient centered care and decision aides in the context of thumb basal joint arthritis. This episode also marks our Facebook Live debut for Washington University Orthopedics and the conversation reflects a bit more of a patient focused approach. We also welcome the debut of a future podcast star- Chris' […]

Interview 2: Martin Boyer, President of the Hand Society

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Episode 15. Our second guest on the Upper Hand Podcast is the current President of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand, Martin I. Boyer, MD. In our conversation with Dr. Boyer, we learn about his plans for his presidential year, focused on fellow education. We also learn about the response of the ASSH […]

Part 2: Hand Surgery Literature Update, 2019

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Episode 15: Chuck and Chris review Chris' JBJS review on the hand surgery literature for 2019. This is the second part of the discussion of scaphoid nonunions, the role of denervation, tendon, replantation, and a brief discussion of opioids. theupperhandpodcast.wustl.edu As always, in these stressful times, I always recommend more @iampetermartin- jazz piano relaxation.

Part 1: Hand Surgery Literature Update, 2019

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Episode 14: Chuck and Chris discuss Chris' 2020 JBJS review on the hand surgery literature for 2019. This is Part I of II with a discussion of thumb CMC arthritis and distal radius fractures, among other topics. Because of the crazy times, we also give some COVID-19 updates. theupperhandpodcast.wustl.edu And, in these stressful times, I […]

Emergency Podcast: COVID-19

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Chris and Chuck review the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our community and our practices, our training program, and we share some of the adjustments that have been made. We recognize the rapid pace of change and the variability from community to community, state to state, and country to country.

7 Clinical Pearls

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Episode 11 evaluates 7 clinical pearls that Chuck and Chris use to maximize their practice efficiency. We hope that our discussion of these tips and tricks provide something for you to consider in your own practice. Really this is Chuck and Chris sharing some of our favorite pearls that we believe make us better hand […]

Interview 1: Brent Graham, Journal of Hand Surgery Editor

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Our first guest on the Upper Hand Podcast is the Journal of Hand Surgery Editor in Chief, Brent Graham. We learn about Dr. Graham's training, career, and path to Editor. We learn more about Dr. Graham's insights into the world of hand surgery and journal editing. Dr. Graham also hosts a podcast for the Journal […]

7 Wack Gigs

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Episode 10.7 Wack Gigs explores what we can learn when surgeries don't go quite like we planned. Wack definition- "bad, messed up".Gig definition- "live musical performance' We are indebted to @iampetermartin for both his music and the concept of exploring this concept. We evaluate what we can learn when surgeries veer off the planned path. […]

Scaphoid 2- Surgical Treatment, the Volar Approach, Nonunions, and Therapy

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In Scaphoid 2, we discuss our most common strategies for operative management, including when and how to go dorsal vs volar, when and how we like to use bone graft, and when angular correction is needed. We review our postoperative protocols for immobilization, therapy, and return to activity. Technical pearls shared. Thank you to @iampetermartin […]

Scaphoid 1- Diagnosis and the Dorsal Approach

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Scaphoid 1. In this episode, we discuss the diagnosis of scaphoid fractures including the role of advanced imaging. We then discuss our approaches on the operative and nonoperative care including patient counseling. In this episode, we focus our operative discussion on the dorsal approach including tips and technical tricks for the surgical approach. Thanks to […]

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