Total Knee Replacement Streaming Video and Other Surgeries

DrIreland · 12-05-06, 20:14

I just found a great video for a total knee replacement that is pseudo minimally invasive (8cm cut?) and you can watch it streaming video...check it out: http://www.or-live.com/methodisthealth/1337

Also...www.or-live.com has many different surgical videos for those late nights when First Aid is getting blurry and those damn systemic mycoses keep drifting from memory.

And...orthogate.com seams to be a great website for orthopedics!

Mfurfur · 12-05-06, 23:24

WOw...awesome awesome awesome website. Unfortunately my friday night USMLE study went down the drain as I watched a "Computer Assisted Hip Replacement Surgery". So very cool how they are integrating computers and surgery. I find it intersting how differnt surgeons use different approaches...the Robert Wood Johnson Docs choose the posterior muscle splitting approach where another group (can't remember the hospital but watched an operation video last week in clinic) go for the minimally invasive anterior approach. Check out Or-live! And you can even submit email questions during surgery! There is a gastric Rou-en-Y coming up this week.

12-05-06, 20:14	#1
DrIreland Erik Administrator Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 168	Total Knee Replacement Streaming Video and Other Surgeries I just found a great video for a total knee replacement that is pseudo minimally invasive (8cm cut?) and you can watch it streaming video...check it out: http://www.or-live.com/methodisthealth/1337 Also...www.or-live.com has many different surgical videos for those late nights when First Aid is getting blurry and those damn systemic mycoses keep drifting from memory. And...orthogate.com seams to be a great website for orthopedics!
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12-05-06, 23:24	#2
Mfurfur Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 55	WOw...awesome awesome awesome website. Unfortunately my friday night USMLE study went down the drain as I watched a "Computer Assisted Hip Replacement Surgery". So very cool how they are integrating computers and surgery. I find it intersting how differnt surgeons use different approaches...the Robert Wood Johnson Docs choose the posterior muscle splitting approach where another group (can't remember the hospital but watched an operation video last week in clinic) go for the minimally invasive anterior approach. Check out Or-live! And you can even submit email questions during surgery! There is a gastric Rou-en-Y coming up this week.
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