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how to do a knee examination

February 28, 2022

Welcome to the latest in our growing series of expert examination videos. In this video, Andy Williams, Consultant Knee Surgeon, shows us how he examines knees. He shares with us the key things he looks for in the history, discussed the limitations of MRI and then walks us through his examination technique step-by-step. This video […]

distal radius fracture cases

February 21, 2022

by carla.orthohub

These cases are are to get you to start thinking and questioning your knowledge ahead of the webinar on distal radius fractures. We are joined for this 360 degree educational event by: Zaf Naqui (Session Chair) Sumedh Talwalker: What do we actually know? Lindsay Muir: How to stay out of court, medico-legal perspectives. Lisa Leonard: Tips […]

distal femur fracture case

February 7, 2022

by carla.orthohub

Check out these fantastic femur fracture cases ahead of the webinar.

Preparing a teaching session

November 23, 2021

Where do you start, when planning a lecture or presentation[LHL1] . A lot of people begin by looking on their hard drive for the last talk they gave on the topic and working from there . They might even find someone else’s talk for inspiration and use that as their template. Or maybe they base the session around a […]

Imposter phenomenon in surgery - how you need it to make you awesome

November 4, 2021

Lisa and Pete discuss Imposter PhenomenonYou’d never believe it, but a lot of people who seem super-confident, who teach well and speak publicly with great lucidity and confidence, are commonly driven by a deep-seated sense of unworthiness; a feeling that they don’t belong in this space; that someone else would do the job better. The […]

How to apply a walking one-legged hip spica cast: Pranai Buddhdev

October 28, 2021

Join UK Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon and Paedipods podcast host Pranai Buddhdev talking us through how to apply a walking, one-legged hip spica for paeds femur fracture. Low energy, paediatric femur fractures in the 1-6 year age group are traditionally treated with a hip spica, which has proven reliable and safe over the years. However, […]

How to examine the brachial plexus — full version

Watch our last episode in the upper limb nerve examinations series and our second installment on how to examine the brachial plexus! Our next orthohub examination episode has you covered: a brachial plexus examination video that’s not completely dull and incomprehensible! Whether you are new to the job, preparing for the FRCS Tr & Orth […]

How to examine the brachial plexus with Tom Quick

by Victoria Gronau

Learn how to examine the brachial plexus in orthohub’s examinations series. The Brachial Plexus - Aaaaargh! Can someone please simplify this for me? Done! Following examination of the three trunk nerves to the hand, UK orthopaedic surgeon Tom Quick (@TJQPNI) this time does the brachial plexus in full. The Valhalla! In this instalment, Tom gives […]

How to examine the radial nerve with Tom Quick

Learn how to examine the radial nerve in orthohub’s examinations series. It’s the third in the series and this time, registered orthopaedic surgeon, Tom Quick, examines the radial nerve, right from the roots to the 1st dorsal webspace. Explore all those areas where it tends to get clobbered! do you really get a wrist drop […]

How to examine the median nerve with Tom Quick

Learn how to examine the median nerve in orthohub’s examinations series. This time Tom examines the median nerve, right from the contributions down to the radial 3.5 digits! Discover all the pinch points - turns out there are tons of them! Extrinsic vs intrinsic flexors LOAF vs TAN OK-sign explained What’s a benediction sign and […]

How to examine the ulnar nerve with Tom Quick

Learn how to examine the ulnar nerve in orthohub’s examinations series. In our first episode, focusing on the first of the upper limb trunk nerves, get yourself comfy and watch orthopedic surgeon, Tom Quick, examine the ulnar nerve of Louis Collins. Discover the common pinch points - it’s not just Guyon’s canal! what do those […]

Joseph Abboud

by carla.orthohub

Professor of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery at The Sidney Kimmel Medical College

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