See One / Do One Podcast

hosted by Peter Bates and Kash Akhtar

A light-hearted and irreverent podcast discussing aspects of trauma and orthopaedics. May contain naughty words so listen with discretion.

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episode 6: the rise of BATES

Pete is back to finish up with round 2 of the management of the bleeding pelvic patient.

episode 5: never Ghana give you up

We are lucky enough to be joined by two of our paediatric and young adult trauma & orthopaedic surgical colleagues for this episode, Claudia Maizen and Manoj Ramachandran. Chapter timings: 00:00:00 intro 00:01:10 paediatric orthopaedics at Barts Health 00:02:05 Claudia Amazing 00:03:31 Manoj Ramachandran 00:06:05 the 1st time Kash met Manoj 00:07:46 Manoj sneaks in […]

episode 4: peaky binders (the lost tapes)

February 16, 2020

We start by talking about the repercussions of doing a podcast. Pete then gives Kash closure as they discuss everything you could ever possibly want to know about binders (its not as dull as it sounds, honest). They cover (amongst some other stuff) : where does the bleeding come from in pelvic fractures the nursery […]

episode 3: the one where Pete almost dies

January 20, 2020

episode 3 - the one where Pete almost dies - see one do one podcast We catch up over our Christmases and the challenges of nut roast. Once we establish that Pete will always be late and no technology will help him, we move on to talk about the time that Pete almost died. Pete […]

episode 2: the hardest operation in orthopaedics

January 1, 2020

So here we are, episode 2! This was recorded back to back with the pilot episode and so there is some reference back to the pilot episode on distal tibial fractures. It is almost seamless, but please don't mistake us for a professional outfit... In this episode, we discuss the hardest operation in orthopaedics: removal […]

pilot: introduction & distal tibial fractures

December 22, 2019

001: Introduction & distal tibial fractures Welcome to our first ever podcast! Pete and Kash run the Orthopaedics Masters (MSc) at Queen Mary University of London. This can be found on twitter @orthomasters They both work at The Royal London Hospital, which is part of Barts Health NHS Trust. However, this podcast is nothing to do with the […]

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