Did you know we have an online series available for surgeons and students refining their techniques? Take a look at this first time experience with our goniotomy line from Dr. Provencher, or watch the full series now at https://lnkd.in/gbz5Jph
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When using C-arm, what are some of the movement instructions you get from surgeons? My standard terms are - Raise / Lower - Push in / Pull back - Tilt (for caudal cephalic) - Roll (for the C feature i.e. oblique, arc etc) - Wag - Slide (north /south movement of base) I hear several different terms when students come back from clinical sites such as plunge, cant, etc. Trying to get a gauge on how many variations exist!
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How to improve patient care with Unicompartmental Knee Replacement? easy answer: with top notch medical education!
Greetings from ORSI! 👋 We are always happy to share our expertise and promote learning opportunities for surgeons. Yesterday we were at the ORSI centre in Belgium for a dedicated Cadaver Lab. There, shoulder and knee surgeons had the opportunity to participate in two specialised labs: one focused on bone preservation techniques for total and reverse shoulder arthroplasty, and the other was an advanced course on unicompartmental knee replacement, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. 🤗 A big thank you to our colleagues and faculty for delivering an engaging event that truly embodies our mission of #CreatingBetterTogether. If you are interested in attending an upcoming event, please contact your nearest office! #BetterIs #Enovis #MedTech
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An academic video. case of CDH with gastric volvulus. this video is demonstrating how gastric volvulus happens and how to identify it. this video is purely for young aspirants and future surgeons to understand gastric volvulus.
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For those who are curious what the future of Surgical Innovation looks like, this is it. Some Cliff notes for people in a hurry: - Nanoscope is less than half the size (1.9mm) of a traditional camera used in Arthroscopic surgery. (For perspective, this is roughly one tenth the size of a dime.) - Less scaring due to smaller “insicionless” surgery - Procedures can be performed outside of a traditional OR - Procedures/Diagnostics can be performed under local anasthesia. This means you could literally be awake, asking your doctor questions, and seeing what they are seeing on the screen during the procedure. I’ve met few people, outside the industry, who understand just how much potential this technology has. Give this a read.
Introducing TheNanoExperience.com, our latest patient-focused educational website dedicated to the science of Nano arthroscopy, what it treats, and how it’s revolutionizing the surgical experience. With Nano arthroscopy, surgeons can diagnose and treat injuries and ailments in many parts of the body in a much less disruptive way using a tiny, high-quality camera at the tip of a wirelike device, along with other arthroscopic instruments. Learn why more patients are choosing the Nano arthroscopy experience: https://lnkd.in/eeytfaXH #Arthrex #Innovation #MedicalEducation #NanoArthroscopy #TheNanoExperience #NanoNeedle
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Learn how the Signia™ stapling system's real-time feedback allows surgeons to make an informed decision about their staple load selection. ²,⁴,† #MedtronicEmployee
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Learn how the Signia™ stapling system's real-time feedback allows surgeons to make an informed decision about their staple load selection. ²,⁴,† #MedtronicEmployee
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Learn how the Signia™ stapling system's real-time feedback allows surgeons to make an informed decision about their staple load selection. ²,⁴,† #MedtronicEmployee
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Learn how the Signia™ stapling system's real-time feedback allows surgeons to make an informed decision about their staple load selection. ²,⁴,† #MedtronicEmployee
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Learn how the Signia™ stapling system's real-time feedback allows surgeons to make an informed decision about their staple load selection. ²,⁴,† #MedtronicEmployee
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Learn how the Signia™ stapling system's real-time feedback allows surgeons to make an informed decision about their staple load selection. ²,⁴,† #MedtronicEmployee
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