91: Rotator Cuff Repair w/ Dr. Denard

Most surgeons spend years building their reputation, their practice, and their brand but never take the steps to legally protect it. In this episode, we discuss how trademark law and business structures play a critical role in safeguarding what you've worked so hard to build. Fro ...  Show more

Here is another episode from our Monday Missteps. Back by popular demand! We go over mistakes that have been made in the field of orhtopaedic surgery, and try to learn from one another about them! https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1262367/ Are you heading to AAOS 2026 in March? Sto ...  Show more

Vascular surgery is full of awesome anatomy and big open vessel exposures, but endovascular surgery is here to stay and can be hard to get into, particularly as a learner. The basics of endovascular surgery share very little with the basics of open surgery and getting up to speed ...  Show more

Send a textI often get the question... "How can you tell the difference between a rotator cuff tear and a subacromial impingement?" Today, I will review:-Anatomical differences between a RCT and sub-acromial impingement.-Sources of subacromial pain.-Differences in signs and sympt ...  Show more

In this episode, our team discusses the management of traumatic rib fractures including pearls and pitfalls. Join as we discuss the current standards of treatment as well as controversies in how to manage these patients! Hosts:  Elliott R. Haut, MD, PhD, a senior, nationally reco ...  Show more

On the University of Washington Minimally Invasive Surgery team’s search for value no piggy bank is safe and no couch cushion will be left unturned. Tune in to hear Drs. Mike Weykamp, Nicole White, Nick Cetrulo, and Andrew Wright discuss the state of the literature regarding the ...  Show more