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Student To Stud
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 พ.ย. 2019
Welcome! This, is Student2Stud, an online Orthopedic Resource for Medical Students pursuing a career in Orthopedic Surgery.
So after the completion of our rotations and interviews, me and my old roommate thought it would
have been incredibly helpful to have something that at least showed us some sort of roadmap to try and
figure all of this out. And that is how Student2Stud was created. This is going to be a series where we
take you through material we were pimped on, everything we found to be high yield and seen on almost
every orthopedic rotation and the tips and tricks that allowed us to be successful in securing our residency
positions. This is going to be a lecture series that takes all of the materials you’ll be studying and put into
one place. We will supplement each lecture with incredible pictures, x-rays and videos to ensure you go
from classroom student to an orthopedic stud.
So after the completion of our rotations and interviews, me and my old roommate thought it would
have been incredibly helpful to have something that at least showed us some sort of roadmap to try and
figure all of this out. And that is how Student2Stud was created. This is going to be a series where we
take you through material we were pimped on, everything we found to be high yield and seen on almost
every orthopedic rotation and the tips and tricks that allowed us to be successful in securing our residency
positions. This is going to be a lecture series that takes all of the materials you’ll be studying and put into
one place. We will supplement each lecture with incredible pictures, x-rays and videos to ensure you go
from classroom student to an orthopedic stud.
Humeral Shaft Fractures
Humeral shaft fractures are common injuries that can be successfully treated conservatively but it is important to understand the surgical indications and when you would elect to chose to intervene surgically. In this video, we cover all the HIGH YIELD information that you should know in regards to humeral shaft.
We are excited to share this video with you and hope you enjoy it as much as we did making it!
Table of Contents:
00:00 - Basic Trauma Case Presentations for the Upper Extremity
00:08 - Outline
00:11 - Case #1
00:23 - Case #1
00:33 - Typical Presentation
01:24 - Typical Presentation
02:07 - Pertinent Anatomy
03:06 - Pertinent Anatomy
03:56 - Required Imaging
04:16 - Required Imaging
04:17 - Treatment
04:34 - Treatment
04:59 - Treatment
05:25 - Treatment
06:10 - Treatment
06:29 - Treatment
06:40 - Treatment
07:20 - Treatment
07:43 - Treatment
07:58 - Treatment
09:13 - Treatment
09:25 - Treatment
09:39 - Treatment
10:34 - Surgical Approach
11:19 - Surgical Approach
11:26 - Surgical Approach
11:50 - Potential Complications
12:10 - Potential Complications
12:38 - Potential Complications
12:42 - Potential Complications
12:43 - Case #2
13:00 - Case #2
13:11 - Case #2
13:12 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
13:48 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
14:17 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
14:31 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
14:47 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
14:48 - References
We are excited to share this video with you and hope you enjoy it as much as we did making it!
Table of Contents:
00:00 - Basic Trauma Case Presentations for the Upper Extremity
00:08 - Outline
00:11 - Case #1
00:23 - Case #1
00:33 - Typical Presentation
01:24 - Typical Presentation
02:07 - Pertinent Anatomy
03:06 - Pertinent Anatomy
03:56 - Required Imaging
04:16 - Required Imaging
04:17 - Treatment
04:34 - Treatment
04:59 - Treatment
05:25 - Treatment
06:10 - Treatment
06:29 - Treatment
06:40 - Treatment
07:20 - Treatment
07:43 - Treatment
07:58 - Treatment
09:13 - Treatment
09:25 - Treatment
09:39 - Treatment
10:34 - Surgical Approach
11:19 - Surgical Approach
11:26 - Surgical Approach
11:50 - Potential Complications
12:10 - Potential Complications
12:38 - Potential Complications
12:42 - Potential Complications
12:43 - Case #2
13:00 - Case #2
13:11 - Case #2
13:12 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
13:48 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
14:17 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
14:31 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
14:47 - Pimp Questions: Humeral Shaft
14:48 - References
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It's nice presentation but please next time use visual aids than just talking in the air.
Please when are you going to release more videos 😮
Please are you still active I need more of your lectures please
Will create more when I have time but likely not for another year
Yes highly debated but us no idea but tears to roll down in confusions
Thank you so much helping me see my daughters Humerous Fracture....her pains at night
The best orthopedic lecture i have ever listen. Thanks
Good one thank you so much 🫂
3:35 pm. A most informative lecture. I just wish I knew more about the subject
Your videos are amazing ♥️ Please continue ♥️♥️
where are the new videos??(
отличное видео!
Helpful too much❤❤
Glad it helped
this is the best video i havve watched about orthopedic implants. Covers a lot of in-depth content in a split of a matter. Thank you so much .
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for this great video! :) Accurate presentation and creative pimp questions.
Thanks for this valuable video
Great video thanks man 🙏🏻
Do make a video on thought process of going through revision thr n tkr from resident training point of view if possible.
Will try to make a video at some point.
Hi Sir on april-2021 ORIF was done on my humerus fracture. Plates and screw are inserted. Screws and plates are part of the body for life time or it should remove? Kindly suggest me sir.
Awesome, thanks very much. Can you do a video on tibia plafond fractures?
Hey man are you still active and making videos? I just joined the ortho department and have a bunch of questions regarding hardware eg like when to use cortical screws vs locking screws? Are compression screws the same as cortical? I hear the surgeon asking for both sometimes etc. I really love your videos and hope you could make a vid on this ie hardware and load bearing and load sharing etc
I am still active but haven't had time lately to make more videos! We will look into making a video in the future on this topic
I should’ve got surgery my collarbone is crooked 😔
I've been very badly managed my fracture has rotated and dropped so now it's it's angulated and 8 weeks later I'm still in sling and can only lift my arm 35 degrees
Hi Sara ,how are you now ?
This video alone is better than reading 4 lectures and book included
Love ur videos please make more!!!
Thank u for the videos!!
Ur videos are amazing please make more!!!
Anyone know the common features of a intertrochanteric fracture
Thank you. I'm currently in a sling and approaching 3 weeks since I fractured my proximal humerus greater tuberosity.i have been checking out videos to see exactly what it means and treatments. This was useful.
Please tell me how do you feel. I broke 5 weeks ago i felt down from my bicycle. ו can't raise my hand at all. Can you raise up your hands?
@Doron Dori I'm great now. I was in a sling for six weeks. Then I did two or three months of physical therapy. It's been over a year, and I'm great. Have 98% movement. I should probably work on weight lifting a little, but I do as well as I did before the break. I'm 69. Yes, I have no problem lifting my hand or reaching behind me.
Great work sir, cant wait for the next orthopaedic lecture
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Thank you so much for this video! Very helpful! This will help me with my orthopedics reporting!
Please upload more videos like thissss
This are the best ortho videos I have come across
Thank you! More to come
Why is non operative treatment difficult in short and obese patients? If anyone knows ?
The coaptationn splint is not well tolerated in this population. As you can image there is excess soft tissue from the chest pushing into the axillary fold. This can cause skin irritation and can worsen the deformity.
Nice lecture
Sooo good. Read >5 textbooks for this topic and was still puzzled. This has saved my life. Literally. Thank you!
I am suffering from fifth metatarsal Jones fracture. Dr. Had put primary plastor for 5 days after that he had put permanent fiber plastor. And told me that after 3-4 days rest you can move and do your daily activities. Is it good or not and I am totally confused. And mentally exhausted, please guide.
Very good thanks. Really helpful.
This is so useful
Excellent
did you get grashey and AP mixed up at 09:00? I thought grashey view there is no overlap between the glenoid and head of humerus?
Thanks for pointing this out! you are correct
@@studenttostud8789 no problem , your content is amazing otherwise
Hi, I have a Type VI Schatzker and would like to know if it's normal to the foot to adopt a natural position towards the outside of the left-right ankle ratio of motion. Also, is there any specific exercise you would recommend to patients for exercising right after the surgical procedure? (currently on day 4)
Great work! Keep it up
Very good thanks
nice work. reference to the article?
What are you referring to?
Student To Stud link to the high yield article u recommended
Im watching all your videos .really helpful,thank you
These are so helpful- Thank you!!
We are glad you are finding these videos so helpful! Thanks for the positive feedback
The distal screw for the IM nail is placed medial-lateral or lateral-medial? You have it both ways in the video! Thank you for these. Great work!
Thanks for the question! The screw is placed lateral to medial. Sorry for the confusion and having it written both ways in the presentation. Thanks for your feedback!!
you have answered all my questions relating to fracture femurs. Thank you very much. i can now go to the OR .
Thank you for your feedback! Happy to help
@studenttostud8789 your videos are great and they have helped me alot as a new resident. But I noticed there are no new videos
Good Job. I find that a big breakfast Helps make good videos. I Would love to be friends x3