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Inspiring interview with Ale, a cosmetic bilateral femur lengthening patient who gained 3 inches in height and was recently cleared to walk a few weeks ago. Ale talks about his journey, recovery challenges, and what life looks like after limb lengthening surgery.Reach out to Dr. Marie Gdalevitch: Website: https://cllcenter.com/________Audio Podcast: will be posted within 24-48hrs after the stream endsTimestamps: will be posted within 24-48hrs after the stream ends________
Roundtable with prospective, current or past limb lengthening patients to hear their experiences to share with others.________Audio Podcast: will be available within 24-48hrs after the stream Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro1:00 – Brian references his interview on More Plates More Dates3:30 – Brian warns against bad clinics and explains his friend's experience5:00 – Brian describes his current recovery challenges8:00 – Natalie joins to clarify her impressions from the podcast10:00 – Misleading marketing by clinics14:00 – Comparing LLT costs vs. U.S. clinics16:00 – Brian talks about clinic PT, hotel quality, and what's actually worth it18:00 – Complication stats: 65% complications, 45% required surgery20:00 – Brian discusses his pending lawsuit and speaks candidly25:00 – Open discussion with Natalie and Sam27:00 – Audience asks about realistic height goals (5'3” to 5'10”)29:00 – Femur vs. tibia pain and recovery31:00 – Importance of proportion and quad lengthening34:00 – Ale joins to share his anti-Turkey surgery views43:00 – Discussion on surgeon marketing tactics and clout chasing44:00 – Sam updates on post-lengthening jump recovery47:00 – Fast-twitch muscle loss and strength rebuilding52:00 – Sam compares his LL recovery to a co-worker who broke a tibia53:30 – Ahmed shares follow-up about a scary femur “pop”57:00 – Rolator vs. walker59:00 – Master Prehab checks in, counts down to surgery1:02:00 – Is it wrong to want surgery at 18 without support?1:03:30 – Outro________
Roundtable with current or past limb lengthening patients to hear their experiences to share with others.________Audio Podcast: will be available within 24-48hrs after the stream Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro2:05 - Socrates' Recovery Update (16 Months Post-Femur Lengthening)5:09 - Marathon Training Plans After Rod Removal6:12 - Running Milestones & Physical Therapy7:02 - Joint Pain & Mobility Update12:30 - Sam's Recovery Update (Tibia Discrepancy Lengthening)13:29 - Tibia Lengthening Process & X-ray Timeline15:17 - Jogging & Mobility Progress (Video Demonstration)17:12 - Everyday Life & Physical Functionality After Tibia Lengthening18:42 - Planning a Return to Competitive Soccer20:00 - Natalie's Recovery Update (5 Weeks Post-Lengthening)21:26 - X-ray Updates & Bone Consolidation Progress23:32 - Pain & Tightness During the Consolidation Phase27:28 - Socrates on the Recovery Process & Importance of Strength Training29:22 - Transitioning from Walker to Crutches to Walking Independently30:48 - Addressing the Post-Lengthening Hip Sway (Trendelenburg Gait)32:30 - Muscle Recovery & Importance of Strength Training for Walking Stability34:52 - Role of Glutes & Posterior Chain in Recovery37:43 - Amrit's Recovery Update (Femur Discrepancy Lengthening)39:10 - Importance of Regression & Progression in Recovery41:04 - Rod Removal Scheduled for April 2nd42:34 - Video Demonstration: Sprinting & Jumping at 10 Months Post-Lengthening44:50 - Mental Mindset & Visualization for Faster Recovery47:50 - Fascial Work & Foot Strengthening for Biomechanical Recovery49:32 - Nutritional Strategies for Healing & Bone Growth50:38 - Nailed Legs Joins the Show (Quadrilateral Lengthening Update)51:46 - Recovery Status After 4.1 cm Femur & 4.2 cm Tibia Lengthening53:20 - Pain Levels & Medication Use During Consolidation54:45 - Importance of Staying in Athens for Post-Surgery Care56:22 - Addressing Slow Bone Healing with Teriparatide (Forteo)58:45 - Discussion on HGH & Peptides for Recovery1:02:30 - Essential Items for Pre-Surgery Preparation1:06:02 - Addressing Height Insecurity & Quality of Life Improvements1:09:42 - Would Quadrilateral Lengthening Be Better Done in Two Stages?1:12:28 - Future of Precise Max & FDA Recall Updates1:16:06 - Outro________
Open Mic with prospective, current or past limb lengthening patients to hear their experiences to share with others.________Audio Podcast: will be available within 24-48hrs after the stream Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro1:24 - Master Distractor's Pre-Surgery Preparation2:46 - Convincing Family & Support System9:08 - External Fixator Pros & Cons11:55 - Showering with External Fixators12:54 - Bone Consolidation & Recovery 14:12 - Blood Thinners & Supplementation Risks23:27 - David's Experience with Precise Max (Weight-Bearing Nail)24:50 - Walking Timeline & Recovery with P-Max42:37 - When to Expect Normal Walking Post-Lengthening44:26 - Quadrilateral Lengthening Discussion45:48 - Pain Levels & Nerve Pain During Lengthening49:02 - Nerve Pain vs. Bone Pain in Recovery51:50 - Peptides for Bone Healing (BPC-157, TB-500, etc.)53:47 - Complication Rates at Trustworthy Clinics56:01 - Importance of Stretching & Prehab for Successful Lengthening58:48 - Insane Lengthening Goals (10cm+ in Femur & Tibia)1:02:50 - Footwear & Shoe Lifts After Limb Lengthening1:06:19 - Femur vs. Tibia Lengthening Recovery Differences1:12:03 - Shoe Lifts vs. Sole Adjustments for Proportions1:17:00 - Effects of Age on Lengthening & Recovery1:22:01 - Outro________
Dr. Michael Blankstein sits down with Dr. Aaron Nauth as he shares highlights from his research entitled, 'A Randomized Controlled Trial of Locked Plating Versus Retrograde Nailing for Periprosthetic Distal Femur Fractures. Live from the 2024 OTA Annual Meeting. For additional educational resources visit OTA.org
Discussing limb lengthening questions with patients who are planning to undergo or have undergone limb lengthening surgery.________Audio Podcast: will be available within 24-48hrs after the stream Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro1:10 - Why Nailed Legs Pursued Limb LengtheningPre-Surgery and Mental Preparation6:09 - Patients Who Undergo Surgery Without Research6:36 - A Patient Who Had No Knowledge of the Surgery Before Undergoing It7:10 - Why Nailed Legs Stopped Posting on the Forum Due to ToxicitySurgery Experience and Pain Management7:41 - Surgery Day: Getting Ready for Quadrilateral Lengthening8:11 - How Bad Was the Post-Surgery Pain? (Tibia vs. Femur)12:06 - Comparing Tibia vs. Femur Pain12:54 - Extreme Pain Lasting Longer Than Expected13:12 - A Disclaimer for Prospective Patients: His Case is UncommonSurgery Timeline and Lengthening Goals14:02 - Surgery Dates: Tibia (Nov 27) & Femur (Dec 18)14:28 - Initial Height and Final Height Goal (16cm Total)15:08 - Concerns About Slow Bone Growth in Recent Check-Up16:29 - Current Lengthening Progress (3.1cm Femur, 3.6cm Tibia)Day-to-Day Life During Lengthening17:14 - Getting Around: Using a Walker & Wheelchair17:55 - Correction: Nailed Legs is Using Precise 2.218:36 - Physical Therapy and IT Band Tightness19:20 - Dealing With Tight Muscles During Lengthening19:49 - Minor Ballerina Foot Developing During Tibia Lengthening20:47 - Managing Pain Medications and Nerve Pain Treatment21:12 - Being Put on Lyrica (Pregabalin) From the StartChallenges Beyond Pain: Mobility and Daily Life22:49 - The Hardest Part: Losing Mobility CompletelyMental Issue28:28 - Looking Forward to Walking Again29:39 - Advice for Patients Considering Quadrilateral LengtheningTips for Future Patients30:35 - Getting a Caretaker is Essential for Quadrilateral Lengthening32:06 - How Long Basic Tasks Like Using the Bathroom Take33:23 - The Mental Preparation: Life Slows Down to Quarter SpeedBone Healing and Pain Management Approaches35:14 - What Caused the Extreme Pain? Bone vs. Soft Tissue vs. Screws36:45 - Pain in the Screws and the Syndesmotic Screw in the Ankle37:54 - The Struggle with Poor Pain Medications38:47 - Naproxen (NSAID) Controversy and Its Impact on Bone HealingLooking Forward: The Recovery Process42:38 - The Importance of Managing Swelling to Reduce Pain44:07 - The Mental Fortitude to Get Through Limb LengtheningQ&A Segment46:59 - Can You Visibly See Your Legs Getting Longer?47:23 - Advice for Patients Who Are Afraid to Do Surgery48:41 - What Are the Pros and Cons of Quadrilateral vs. Femur-Only?50:49 - How Many Times Per Week Does He Do Physical Therapy? (4x)52:06 - Are You Taking Blood Thinners? (Yes, Xarelto)56:04 - Outro________
Jonathan talks with Connor Ryan, Ryan McClure, and Isaiah Branch-Boyle about their powerful new film, Surviving Our Story. This film is a ‘must watch' for anyone who backcountry skis, splitboards, snowmobiles — or does any form of backcountry travel on snow.RELATED LINKSGet Yourself Covered: BLISTER+TOPICS & TIMES:Conditions That Day (4:45)1st Slide (10:34)2nd Slide (14:07)Making Contact with Ryan (23:03)Isaiah's Perspective (26:52)Ryan's Femur (28:49)Search and Rescue (32:32)‘Perfectly Bad' Tourniquet (37:38)Choosing The Focus of the Film (40:11)Rescue Logistics & Costs (44:10)The Importance of Story Telling (51:45)Update on Ryan (56:16)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister PodcastBikes & Big IdeasGEAR:30CRAFTED Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Today's episode is brought to you by the letter F! Fr. Dave and Dcn. Bob talk about football, femurs, faith, food, friars, friends, and (Pope) Francis. Happy Fhanksgiving!
Femur or Tibia? No, we don't understand the question either but it came in on the thoughtline so we're answering it. Then: what is a Lego set that absolutely needs to exist but never will? Finally, we tackle another workplace question before Eric unleashes a Pop Quiz on Matt.Join our Patreon!What's included?$1/month = YDAFT Punks Access to the YDAFT Discord $4/month = YDAFT Giants Access to the YDAFT Discord 20% off all merch (coming soon!) And exclusive access to our new monthly bonus episodes..."Opps! All Tangents!" "Oops! All Tangents" is a shorter, question-free episode dropped on the first Friday of every month. We'll tell longer stories, take deep dives into specific topics, and do all sorts other fun things we can't fit into our regular episodes. Join us!Go to https://www.patreon.com/youdidntaskforthis to become a member! We're on TikTok now! Go see our dumb faces!Submit your least pressing questions, local legends, definitive rankings, neighborhood group drama, and whatever else you want us to cover at youdidntaskforthis@gmail.com or @udidntaskpod on TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.You can also leave us a voicemail on The Thoughtline at (410) 929-5329 and we might just play it on the show!...
Mariela's femur was ran over and crushed by a drunk driver 3 years ago. She had surgery that left her with metal rods and 14 screws in her leg. To walk since then has been very painful. It was amazing to see how God moved through out her leg while receiving prayer during our miracle service at House of Glory. Immediately The Lord brought the horrible pain down 80 percent! It then began to feel lighter, it even straighten and even more pain left!! All Glory to God! Luke 1:37 For with God nothing will be impossible.” www.cathycoppola.org https://mightywindtv.lightcast.com/ #healing #God #Jesus #miracle #ChristianTV #healingtestimony #church #deliverance #HouseofGloryChurch #Christian #prayer #signs #power #endtimes #faith #prophesy #miracleservice #Deliveranceministry #healingchurch #God #healing #Jesus #pain #crushedfemur #femurhealed
Mariela's femur was ran over and crushed by a drunk driver 3 years ago. She had surgery that left her with metal rods and 14 screws in her leg. To walk since then has been very painful. It was amazing to see how God moved through out her leg while receiving prayer during our miracle service at House of Glory. Immediately The Lord brought the horrible pain down 80 percent! It then began to feel lighter, it even straighten and even more pain left!! All Glory to God! Luke 1:37 For with God nothing will be impossible.” www.cathycoppola.org https://mightywindtv.lightcast.com/ #healing #God #Jesus #miracle #ChristianTV #healingtestimony #church #deliverance #HouseofGloryChurch #Christian #prayer #signs #power #endtimes #faith #prophesy #miracleservice #Deliveranceministry #healingchurch #God #healing #Jesus #pain #crushedfemur #femurhealed
“Primitivo astral”, el incandescente nuevo álbum de Cápsula, abre un episodio en donde presentamos novedades de The Meanies o Maika Makovski y anunciamos el Blockparty Arganzuela de Madrid o la gira de los canadienses The Black Halos. En el segundo recibimos a la australiana Penny Ikinger, dama oscura del sonido de pantano, que viene a presentarnos su álbum “Travels and travails”Playlist;CÁPSULA “Automatical soul” (Primitivo astral)THE MEANIES “Zamboni”MOHAMA SAZ “Yai yai” (Máquina de guerra)WYLDLIFE “Contraband” (Out on your block)THE BLACK HALOS “Some things never fall” (The violent years)DOCTOR EXPLOSION “Vivir sin civilizar” (Vivir sin civilizar)FEMUR “Toledo” (Lost at mid fifties)MAIKA MAKOVSKI “Hunch of the century” (Bunker rococó)PENNY IKINGER “Ride on cowboy” (Travels and travails)PENNY IKINGER “Tokyo City” (Travels and travails)PENNY IKINGER “Southern man” (Tokyo)PENNY IKINGER “Voodoo girl” (directo en El Sótano)PENNY IKINGER “Poison berries” (directo en El Sótano)Escuchar audio
Japan's Empress Emerita Michiko began rehabilitation after breaking her right femur, and so far everything has been going well, the Imperial Household Agency said Thursday.
When the guys need to select a second movie for their film festival Adam forgets the one rule he set for himself, no blockbusters, and chooses a T-Rex sized smash hit. But when the special effects start jangling its keys, Ben and Adam are so distracted by shiny jeeps and dinosaurs that they forget all their movie mandates. Is the flutter real? Who said it best, Muldoon or Lecter? Did Jeff Goldblum get to take the excess chest oil home? It's the episode that has golf time written into its contract. Support the production of Greatest TrekGet a thing at podshop.biz!Sign up for our mailing list!Greatest Trek is produced by Wynde PriddySocial media is managed by Rob Adler and Bill TilleyMusic by Adam RaguseaFriends of DeSoto for: Labor | Democracy | JusticeDiscuss the show using the hashtag #GreatestTrek and find us on social media:YouTube | Facebook | X | Instagram | TikTok | Mastodon | Bluesky | ThreadsAnd check out these online communities run by FODs: Reddit | USS Hood Discord | Facebook group | Wikia | FriendsOfDeSoto.social
Kristian Blumensaadt Winther er en del af projektet Future Paramedic som aktuelt er igang med at tage en Bachelor i Paramedicin via University if Limerick. I den forbindelse har han og de andre som semester opgave udført en literatur review som en del af læringen. Her har den tilgængelige data som er publiceret om "Tractionsplint for midshaft freactures of Femur"
In this episode, we will talk about how the Ilium misalignment can lead to predictable changes in the lengths of the femur heads. This includes the conceptualization of the 5:2 rule. We will also talk about how correction of the Ilium misalignment can also lead to predictable changes in the femur head heights.
Text Me ImmediatelyDoes anyone know of the band "Head of Femur"? I don't know if they were ever considered "really" popular. I had this one record of theirs...it was really good! It had that song "Eight Steps to Jonas"? I don't know. I could probably just log-in to my preferred streaming service and do a search for them, but I gotta write the goddamn description for this podcast!! You know, if I knew this is how it was all going to turn out I probably would've never pulled that rip cord.Support the Show.Go to hunchbunny.com to see all the hidden secrets!!!
Women of Strength, how many of you have “failure to progress” on your operative report as the reason for your Cesarean(s)? Meagan and Julie talk ALL about failure to progress today– how it led to their own Cesareans and how after breaking it down, they both realized that neither of them actually qualified for that label. When is it failure to progress and when is it failure to wait? What does failure to progress actually mean? This is an episode you will want to listen to over and over again. From learning all of the ways a cervix changes other than just dilation to all of the possible positions you can try during a lull in labor, Meagan and Julie share invaluable current research and personal experiences on this hot topic! ACOG Article: Limiting Interventions During Labor and BirthAJOG Article: Safe Prevention of a Primary Cesarean DeliveryThe Journal of Perinatal Education: Preventing a Primary CesareanOBG Project ArticleThe VBAC Link Blog: Failure to ProgressHow to VBAC: The Ultimate Prep Course for ParentsFull Transcript under Episode Details Meagan: Hello. I am with Julie today and we are going to be talking about failure to progress. If you have been diagnosed with failure to progress– and I say diagnosed because they actually put them on our op reports like it's a diagnosis of failure of progress meaning our cervix does not know what to do. It cannot make it to 10 centimeters or it hasn't or it will not in the future, then I am telling you right now that this is definitely a great episode for you. Even if you haven't been told, it's going to be a great episode because we are going to talk about some other great things in the end about what to do in labor position-wise and all of the things. So we're going to get going, but Julie apparently has a Review of the Week. We weren't going to do one, but she says she has a Review of the Week. So, Julie? I will turn the time over to you. Julie: This is my review. Are you ready? Meagan: I'm actually really curious. Julie: “I'm so excited. Thank you so much, Meagan and Julie. I love The VBAC Link!” Signed, lots of people everywhere. Meagan: I love it. Julie: We don't have a Review of the Week so I just made one up. Boom. There. Signed, AnonymousMeagan: All right, you guys. Failure to progress: what it is and what it isn't. Let's talk about what it is. What does it mean? Essentially, it means that your provider believes that your cervix did not progress in an adequate amount of time and there's also failure to progress as in your body may have gone into or you are going in for an induction and then they couldn't even get labor going which we all know is usually not the case that your body really couldn't do it, but failure to progress is when your cervix does not continually dilate in an adequate amount of time. Would you change anything about that, Julie, or add anything to that? Julie: Sorry, I didn't hear half of that. I was just going through it. I was going through the things just to make sure that we are 100% accurate on what we are about to say. Whatever you said, yeah. That sounds great. Yeah. Let's go with it. Meagan: Failure to progress– the cervix is not dilating in an adequate amount of time. Julie: Basically, yeah. Your cervix isn't changing so you've got to do a C-section because it's not working basically. Meagan: Okay, so what it isn't– do you want to talk about what it isn't? Julie: What it isn't? It isn't– sorry, I'm trying to say it. Meagan: It isn't true most of the time. Julie: Most of the time it's not true. It isn't what we think it is and if it is, it's not a sign that your body is broken. It's not exclusion. It's not a reason to exclude you from trying for a VBAC. It's not your fault. It usually is a failure from the system where people are in a rush or in a hurry and just not knowing how to move past a stall in labor or not understanding the true flow of how some labors take. I mean, I was diagnosed with failure to progress. You were diagnosed with failure to progress and I know that both of our literal clinical outlook at the time we were diagnosed with failure to progress was not true failure to progress. Meagan: Mhmm. Julie: According to what the actual guidelines and requirements are. So I always say, yeah. What you said, it is not true. Meagan: It is not true.Julie: We joke about that and use it loosely. Sometimes it is true. I've seen one true failure to progress diagnosis in over 100 births, but I feel like most of us listening and most of us who have C-sections have them because of failure to progress. Now, mine when I was in labor, I was not told failure to progress. I was told fetal heart tones, but that's another topic for another episode– what we are told versus what is in our op reports. So yeah, let's do a little plug-in about getting your op report. Find out what is actually in the notes that say why your C-section was called because it's not uncommon for what it was written down to be different than what you were told in the moment. I feel like having an accurate clinical understanding of what your Cesarean looks like on paper to another doctor who is reviewing your birth is super important. Meagan: Absolutely. I agree and also, I think that it's important to note that if you have been told this and you have doubt in your body, that it is normal to have doubt because we have been told that we can't do something and that our body can't dilate, but I also want to plug-in that really try not to believe that. Try your hardest. Do whatever you can to not believe that. It's going to help you. Believe the opposite. Believe that your body can do it. Believe that you were most likely set up in a less-ideal circumstance that created that result, right? Like an induction– it was a failure to descend, not progress, but I just recorded a story the other day where her water was broken at 6 centimeters, baby came down wonky. They couldn't get baby out and they diagnosed her with CPD. There are these things that are happening a lot of the time where we are walking in to be induced way too early or really any time we are being induced could be too early especially if it's just an elective. It can definitely be too early and our body is not ready so our body is not responding or our body is overwhelmed because it's been given so much so fast and it doesn't know what to do so it doesn't react the way a provider wants it to by our cervix dilating. It almost is reacting in the reverse way where it's tense and tight and like, No. I'm not ready and I'm not letting this baby out. Don't you feel like you've seen that? Julie: Yeah. We've seen lots of things. I feel like that's the tricky thing. We as doulas and birth photographers really do get to see the whole gamut of everything from home to birth center to hospital and everything. I feel like we have such a unique perspective on how labor is managed in and out of hospitals and how stalls or lulls in labor are managed in both places. Let me tell you, it's often way smoother and in my opinion way better outcomes when you are out of the hospital and that happens. Meagan: Mhmm. Labor at home as long as you can. Yeah. I mean, one of the stories that I just recorded was an accidental home birth. It was not her plan, not even close, and it will for sure come across that way when she is telling the story, but there were so many things that she did within that labor like movement from the shower to the toilet to walking down the stairs to moving back to the toilet. There was all of this movement that sometimes doesn't happen in a hospital or we've got, like I said, “Let's break your water. Let's do these things.” We've got these interventions that may help, but doesn't always. It may also cause problems. Okay, so we have some updates for you on the safe prevention of a primary Cesarean delivery that Julie has found and then we also want to talk about what is adequate labor too? What does that mean and where do we decide or where does a provider decide if labor is not adequate? Julie, do you want to talk about this for a minute on what you found from the OB/GYN Project? Julie: That's just a really nice summary. I really like it because it is all laid out really nicely. I am seeking out different pieces of information because there is updated information so I'm just looking for that. I'm not quite 100% certain I can speak to when it came out. Evidence-Based Birth has some great information. They did a podcast episode on the Friedman's curve. We know that dilating 1 centimeter an hour is based on the study that Friedman did. That's incredibly flawed but there is new updated, more evidence-based information that has come out. I'm trying to find out when it came out actually because the Friedman curve was established I think in 1956 and let's see. In the 2010's there were big shifts in the evidence. In 2014, ACOG had a study. Maternal Fetal Medicine published new guidelines on labor progress. Okay, so 2014 it looks like which is actually not that new anymore because it's 10 years later. That was, I think– I don't think it's actually shifted that much at all. I'm just trying to figure that out right now. I'm sorry. Let's see. The Practice Bulletin– yeah. You go. Safe Prevention of the Primary Cesarean Delivery. Meagan: I think we are looking at approaches to limit interventions during labor and birth, but we know that a lot of the time when we are introducing interventions, that is where we often will receive a failure to progress diagnosis because we are really introducing things, like I said earlier, when the body is not quite ready or the baby is not quite ready. Maybe the baby was already too high and was trying to make their way around and into the pelvis but now we've got an asynclitic baby or a transverse baby or an OP baby.This one, Number 766 which we will have in today's show notes actually originally replaced the committee of 687 in February 2017. The 766 was in 2019 and reaffirmed in 2021. Something that I like that it goes through is recommendations for women who are at term and spontaneous labor it happening. It talks about admission upon labor. It talks about premature rupture of membrane or rupturing of membranes which I think is a big one. Really, through my own experience but also doula experience, I've seen so many people go through membrane rupturing whether artificially or spontaneously and then nothing is happening so we go in and we get induced. Or we are told the second our water breaks that we have to go in, then labor has not started yet so we are intervening. One of the things it says is, “When membranes rupture at term before the onset of labor, approximately 77-79% of women will go into labor spontaneously within 12 hours. 95% will start labor within 24-28 hours.” I just had this experience with a VBAC client just the other day. Her water broke and within about 9 hours, she was starting to contract and within less than that, she actually progressed really quickly. Baby was born. That was really great but then there are situations like myself where it takes forever for labor to even start. It took 18 hours for my very first contraction with my second baby to even start and then by 24-28 hours, I was in a repeat C-section because my body didn't progress fast enough according to my provider.It says that, “The median time to delivery for women managed expectantly is 33 hours and 95% had delivered by 94-107 hours after rupture of membranes.” I think that is something also really important to note that if your water breaks, it doesn't mean we're just having a baby right away. It doesn't mean that our body is failing because we haven't started labor. 94-107 hours after the rupture of membranes is when the baby had been born. That's some time. We need to allow for the time. Julie: That's why I hate it when hospitals say, “If your water breaks, come in right now.” No. Meagan: I know. My provider did that too because it makes sense in our heads. They're saying, “Oh, just come in because we have to monitor baby because of infection and all of this stuff.” But we also have to take a step back and realize that once we go into that environment, one, that's a new environment. We're not familiar with that. All of those germs in that environment, we're not accustomed to. We're not immune to them. And then two, we know that the second we go into labor and delivery units, what happens? They want to check our cervix which means–Julie: Bacteria. Meagan: There is bacteria that is possibly being exposed to the vaginal canal, right? Even if it's a sterile glove, that still raises chances. Julie: Yeah, sterile gloves really are not as sterile as people think. Meagan: There are these things to keep in mind, but it's so hard because for me, I had premature rupture of membranes. My body didn't start labor, but I was told failure to progress after 12 hours for only reaching 3 centimeters. I was told failure to progress. I just really liked that. I mean, I like a whole bunch of this but I really liked that part of the rupture of membranes because I think so often we are told, “Oh, your water is broken. You're not progressing. You are a failure to progress.” Or we are not progressing so we have to break our water to try and speed our labor up and then that doesn't happen and then we are failure to progress. Can you see the problem here? Julie: Total problem. Meagan: It's a problem. Julie: It is a problem. So many problems. It's fine. I just dropped two different links to the updated guidelines because it's really funny. I've been going down the rabbit hole now while you've been talking so if I'm repeating things like I tend to do on you sometimes, please forgive me. I just think it's interesting. There is starting to be a shift in pulling away from Friedman's curve and going into a different way to consider an actual progression of labor which is a really cool, nice little shifty-shift here. I feel like maybe let's talk about what failure to progress really is. What are the guidelines for it? What is real failure to progress versus what you've probably been told about it? First of all, let's just talk about– nothing. Meagan: Can we use my own birth example just as a starting point to what this evidence is showing us or what the guidelines are? My water had broken spontaneously. It took a little bit to start labor. Within 12 hours, I was 3 centimeters and was told that my pelvis was too small and that I was failure to progress. Water broken, I was 3 centimeters 12 hours into labor. all right, Julie. What am I? Am I real, true failure to progress or not? Julie: No, you're not. Absolutely not, are you kidding me? Because you were still in the first stage of labor. That is the number one thing. According to clinical guidelines, it is not failure to progress until you're in the second stage of labor which is at least 6 centimeters dilated. So guess what, friends? If you got called failure to progress before you were 6 centimeters dilated– mine was labeled failure to progress at 4 centimeters so that rules me out. I mean, there are lots of things that rule me out and Meagan. But if you are less than 6 centimeters, it is not failure to progress. Meagan: Yeah, it even says right here. “Active phase arrest is defined as a woman at or beyond 6 centimeters dilation with ruptured of membranes who fails to progress despite 4 hours of adequate uterine activity or at least 6 hours of oxytocin administration with an adequate uterine activity and no cervical change.” Can we talk about that too? Adequate uterine activity. You guys, at 3 centimeters with my water broken, I was still not in an active pattern to progress. It takes time. Our uterus doesn't just start contracting regularly and adequately. It takes time. Then at that, I was only on oxytocin for 2 hours. Julie: Pitocin. You were on Pitocin. Meagan: Sorry. That's what I meant. Pitocin. I'm looking at the word oxytocin administration. Pitocin. Julie: We all know the truth. Meagan: We all know that Pitocin is not oxytocin. Julie: That is a soapbox for another day. Meagan: I was only on Pitocin for 2 hours. 2 hours. At the top, it says, “Slow but progressive labor in the first stage of labor should not be an indication for a Cesarean. With a few exceptions, prolonged late phase greater than 20 hours in a first-time mother and greater than 14 hours in a multi (so a mom who is not a first-time mom) should not be an indication for Cesarean as long. As the mother and the baby are doing well, cervical dilation of 6 centimeters should be the threshold of an active phase of labor.”Julie: Exactly. That's it too. Later on after this, we're going to talk about all the different ways a cervix can change because can I just tell you what? Someone says, “I'm 5 centimeters. I'm still 5 centimeters, great. Cool. What else has your cervix been doing? We're going to talk about that in just a second.” But yes, that's the thing. It's not failure to progress before 6 centimeters. It has to be 4 hours of adequate uterine activity which means strong, consistent contractions. Contractions that are strong enough. We could talk about the Montevideo units which is another measurement of the strength of contractions. We're not going to talk about that because we just don't have time, but are your uterine contractions strong enough? Yes? Then it's got to be at least 4 hours without cervical change. No? Then great. Let's do Pitocin and the inadequate amount of uterine activity. It says 6 hours or more of Pitocin without adequate uterine activity. If you've been on Pitocin for 6 hours and your contractions– which has caused that adequate contractions– and there is still no cervical change, then you are failure to progress Let's talk about cervical change though because the cervix goes through so many things. When I was doula-ing, I talked about this a lot in our second prenatal visit about how a lot of times you'll be like, Oh, cervical change. Yeah, dilation. Am I 4, 5, 6, 7, 8? But listen. The cervix goes through changes in 6 different ways. It moves forward so from posterior pointing backward toward to your spine. It straightens out to a more downward position. It softens so it goes from hard like your forehead to hard like your nose to softer like your chin. It softens. It effaces which means it thins out so it starts thick. It thins out which is effacement. It dilates obviously which is the opening and then baby's station like where baby is in the pelvis. Baby drops down, rotates, and descends. If you were 3 centimeters at your last cervical check and 60% effaced and 2 hours later at your next cervical check, you are 3 centimeters and 80% effaced, your cervix has thinned by 20% which is a good amount of cervical change. Meagan: Good change, yeah. Julie: If you were 6 centimeters and your baby was at a -2 station and at your next cervical check, you are 6 centimeters and your baby is -1 station which means your baby is lower in the pelvis, that is a cervical change. All of these things are shifting so I feel like it's important that when we are talking about failure to progress or when we are talking about labor progress that we consider all of the things the cervix does.I was just at a birth yesterday– not yesterday, two days ago. I don't know. It was all night and it was long for me. All night is long. It doesn't matter if i was there for 6 hours or 20 hours. If it was all night, I'm going to call it long as I'm getting older. The client was still 4-5 centimeters but the cervix was a lot softer or stretchier I think at the one before this. Oh yeah, your cervix is super stretchy now. Those are all great cervical changes even though the dilation number hasn't changed. Meagan: Yeah, so coming forward, thinning out, really softening up, baby dropping– all of these things are signs of progression and so it's something to keep in mind if a provider is like, “Well, you've been sitting at 6.5 centimeters now for 9 hours,” or whatever, but at the same time, your cervix went from 40% to 80% thinned and it went from super posterior to more mid-line and baby went from -3 to a 0. These are changes. These are absolutely changes and there are so many things that go into that. If a baby is high and not well-applied because they are trying to work their way down to the pelvis and our cervix is working on coming forward, there is so much that goes into that where now we're going to have a baby. If that change was made, now maybe we can have a baby that was well-applied to the cervix creating good pressure. Uterine activity is getting stronger. Things are progressing in the right way.So in the ACOG thing, it does say that in contrast to the prior suggested threshold of 4 centimeters which we know is very outdated, the onset of active labor–Julie: Right, that was according to the Friedman's curve. Friedman's curve called active labor at 4 centimeters but now we are getting all of this new information that yeah, it's probably at 6. I feel like when you and me started as doulas 9-10 years ago, it was 4 centimeters, but a couple years after that, everything started shifting into 6. So it's actually not that new, but kind of new. Sorry, keep going. Meagan: Yeah. I want to get into our positions really quickly, but it does say even in here, the onset of labor for many women may not occur until 5-6 centimeters. May not occur until then and then we know that sometimes around 6 centimeters, it takes some time. We're going to make sure all of these links here are in the show notes so you can check it out. Meagan: But we only have a few minutes left so I really want to talk about positions, okay? So positions in my opinion can truly change failure to progress. Julie: Yes. If there is a lull in labor, they're getting close to calling a C-section, what can we do about that? Nobody wants to hang out at 4 centimeters forever. Nobody does so what can we do about that? Yes, Meagan? Sorry, go ahead. Meagan: Movement. If you do not have an epidural, obviously movement is a lot more free. Moving around, just walking. Just flat-out walking. If we've got a higher baby and we're trying to get a baby down, really think about that femur rotation turning out. You can walk and sometimes I've had my clients do this little step dance thing where you step really wide and out and then left and right and left and right. We are doing this weird-looking dance thing, but you're grooving. Julie: You're grooving. Meagan: That can really help. Or thinking about really big asymmetrical movements so put your leg up on the bed or on a stool or on a whatever and leaning over. Bigger movements and outward movements. If you have an epidural at this point, same thing. Rotate on your side and really open those knees up really, really wide. Try to keep those movements consistent. If you're exhausted and you have an epidural because you need sleep, I really, really believe in sleep and I think it's very powerful. Find a good position. Sleep in that position and when you wake up, get going. Get active. But every 5 or so contractions, if you can, if not, make it 8, make some changes. It doesn't have to be too dramatic. It sounds weird, but if you are at home, crawling up your stairs. Crawling up your stairs on your hands and knees is weird but it works or standing up and down going from the side– one side going down, standing back up, turning and walking back up, turning around, doing the other side down and coming back up. Those things are going to help. Doing big figure 8's or hip dips. As the baby gets lower, all of those things are really still important. We are going to be less focused on big open wide because now we're going to want to get baby in and then down. So if you think about a pelvis, when the femur rotation goes out, the bottom goes in. Femur rotation in, bottom goes out. Thinking about these movements as you're laboring and as you're working through these things, as you're in these positions. Think about our hips, our pelvis, and even doing some cat-cows in labor is really good. We know there is the flying cowgirl. That is a really good one in labor too to get baby down and in. Julie: Walcher's. Meagan: Walcher's is not as fun, but it can be very good. Julie: It is magical. I've seen it push labor through so well. I had a doctor once at the U come in. I had a client who was 5 centimeters. Baby wasn't looking too great. She had been 5 centimeters for a while and we were doing Walcher's. They came in because the heart rate– Walcher's sometimes makes it hard to get a fetal heart rate so the nurses come in. They were talking about C-section and they were prepping, bringing in all of the C-section stuff for her partner to get ready. They were like, “You can't do this. Baby's heart rate is not tolerating it.” I'm like, “No. It's just not picking up the heart rate.” I'm like, “Okay, just one more contraction.” One more contraction later, she comes up and starts pushing 2 minutes later and her baby is born. the doctors are freaking out because, “Oh my gosh, the bed's not designed to labor like this.” Not everyone, sorry, but those are a little couple of pushbacks I've gotten sometimes. Meagan: It's weird-looking. It's funky. It's uncomfortable. Julie: Yeah. It's curious and some staff at hospitals do not– if they see something new and they don't know about it, they automatically assume it's not good because they need to keep everything in line and to the protocol and all of those things. But yeah, it's just really a magical thing. Meagan: There's also the abdominal lift. You can abdominal lift. I think actively moving through the contraction which can get really hard in that active phase, but through the contraction can actually help. Hands and knees, sacrum, and all of those things. Holy cow, there are so many positions. Julie: Yeah, can I just touch back? When you said about the epidural, I love when you're not resting, I think sometimes it's easy to get discouraged if you want an epidural but you also want to move during labor. I want to expound on that a little bit because you can move with an epidural still and here's how you do it. My favorite labor position with an epidural is sitting up in the throne. You lay the head of the bed all the way up, drop the feet down, then you crisscross your legs. Put the peanut ball under your right leg. Five contractions later, peanut ball under your left leg. Five contractions later, criss-cross your legs again or stretch them out straight and then repeat. Do you know what? There are so many magical ways that that helps. It keeps your pelvis moving and shifting and growing. I swear that is the most magical position for laboring with an epidural because you are upright. Baby is going to move down. The pelvis is moving and shifting so it creates lots of movement and space and I have seen that progress labors relatively quickly to how they have been going before we set up the throne so many times. I love that. I will swear. I will die on that hill. If you are failure to progress and things aren't moving, sit up, drop your legs, get the peanut ball. It doesn't even have to be the peanut ball. Maybe you don't have one in your hospital but stack a couple of pillows but put one leg up. Put your foot flat on the bed so your knee is making a triangle. I don't know how to describe it the right way and then drop it and put the other leg up and then criss-cross your legs then stick them out straight like two little sticks. Meagan: Every five. Every five, have subtle changes. Every five, subtle changes. Keep that in mind when you are laboring. Women of Strength, know that failure to progress is rarely truly failure to progress. We get it. We've been told the same thing. We see it all of the time as doulas. There's more. There's more and don't feel like you have to say, “Okay” to a Cesarean if your cervix hasn't dilated to a certain amount that the provider is wanting. Assuming you and baby are doing well, you can always ask for more time. Okay, we are on a soapbox. We could probably continue for a whole while longer, but Julie, thank you for joining me today and talking about failure to progress and what it is and what it isn't. Julie: You're welcome. ClosingWould you like to be a guest on the podcast? Tell us about your experience at thevbaclink.com/share. For more information on all things VBAC including online and in-person VBAC classes, The VBAC Link blog, and Meagan's bio, head over to thevbaclink.com. Congratulations on starting your journey of learning and discovery with The VBAC Link.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vbac-link/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
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In this episode, we review the high-yield topic of Proximal Femur Fractures from the Pediatrics section. Follow Orthobullets on Social Media: Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube
In this episode, we review the high-yield topic of Proximal Femur Fractures from the Pediatrics section. Follow Orthobullets on Social Media: Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube
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Host Michael Blankstein, MD interviews paper authors Justin Haller, MD, and Lucas Marchand, MD. This paper was presented at the 2023 OTA Annual Meeting. For additional educational resources visit https://ota.org/
An open mic roundtable discussion featuring patients who are planning to undergo or have undergone limb lengthening surgery. JOIN LINK: (removed after show ends) ________ Audio Podcast: will be available within 48hrs when stream ends ⏱️Timestamps⏱️: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:05:02 - Discussion on Femur and Tibia Ratios 00:10:05 - Running and Weight Gain During Lengthening 00:15:14 - Importance of Nutrition and Supplements 00:20:09 - Physical Therapy and Recovery Tips 00:24:42 - Morning vs Evening Height Variations 00:29:03 - Medical Leave and Work During Lengthening 00:34:08 - Pain Management and Exercise During Recovery 00:38:30 - Effective Stretching and Physical Therapy 00:43:21 - Calcium and Vitamin D for Bone Health 00:48:14 - Risks and Complications of Tibial Lengthening 00:52:48 - Choosing the Right Surgeon for Lengthening 00:57:37 - Genetics and Impact on Future Generations 01:02:30 - Nutrition's Role in Growth and Development 01:07:16 - Height Preferences and Societal Impacts 01:12:39 - Planning and Timing for Multiple Surgeries 01:17:32 - Vitamin D Deficiency and Final Adult Height 01:22:14 - Supplements and Hormones for Growth 01:27:07 - Parental Height Influence on Children ________
Interview with Dr. Noelle Van Rysselberghe from Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, Washington discussing her paper in the February 2024 Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma entitled “Retrograde Intramedullary Nailing Versus Locked Plating for Extreme Distal Periprosthetic Femur Fractures: A Multicenter Retrospective Cohort Study”.
Interview with Dustin Greenhill, MD, FAAOS, Associate Program Director of Orthopaedic Surgery at the St. Luke's University Health Network and Assistant Clinical Professor at Temple University School of Medicine. Dr. Greenhill is a pediatric orthopaedic surgeon and first author of the paper entitled “Treatment of Length-Unstable Pediatric Femur Fractures in Children Aged 5 to 11 […]
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In this episode of "Prime Time with Alex Stein," Alex tries his hand at solving a real-life murder mystery! Boeing whistleblower John Barnett was mysteriously found dead in his hotel during his deposition against Boeing. We dig into some new information that makes us wonder whether this was really a suicide. Joining us in the studio is “No Femur Kid,” a YouTuber and boxer who is best known for not having femurs. We discuss his upcoming boxing match and what life is like with his condition. Following, we welcome onto the show Nick O'Neill, aka NFT Nick, whose famous mantra, “Choose Rich,” has gone viral on X. Is he actually rich, or is he flaunting cash that he doesn't have? Finally, we end the show by reacting to the viral clips of the day, including an ... equity spelling bee? Don't miss this episode of “Prime Time with Alex Stein”! Today's Sponsors: CastBrew Coffee Experience bold, American-made coffee with Cast Brew Coffee, supporting freedom and a parallel economy. Try Alex Stein's Prime Time Grind, a Dark Roast with 2X caffeine, for the strongest brew around. Certified organic and micro roasted in the US, visit https://CastBrew.com with promo code "PRIMETIME" for 10% off. Wake up responsibly with Cast Brew!
Host Dr. Michael Blankstein interviews paper author Dr. Noelle van Rysselberghe. This paper was presented at the 2023 OTA Annual Meeting. To view the astract, listen in the free ConveyMED app: Apple Store or Google Play For additional educational resources visit https://ota.org/
Welcome to our ninth Trauma citation classics episode! In this episode, we talk about the highest cited articles over the last 20 years or so on the topic 'Intertrochanteric Femur Fractures'. Video: https://youtu.be/PQQUM9cGHSU A little more about our Trauma citation classics team! We have Dr. Matthew Brown, a PGY-3 resident at Duke University Medical Center, Nicholas Todd, a 4th year medical student at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine-Virginia, Brie Paradis- Brie is a current 4th year student at University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine. and Olumide Olotu- Olumide went to St Georges School of Medicine, and is a current orthopaedic surgery intern! Enjoy! This episode is sponsored by Arthrex: Arthrex has been helping surgeons treat their patients better for more than 40 years. Differentiate your practice by offering the Nano Experience, which combines patient comfort with leading-edge, extremely minimally invasive technology. Deeply committed to surgeon support and patient education, Arthrex has also introduced TheNanoExperience.com, a patient resource illustrating the science and benefits of Nano arthroscopy, detailing the wide variety of applications, and directing patients to surgeons in their area. Visit Nano.Arthrex.com to learn more about enhancing your practice and providing optimal patient outcomes with this game-changing technology.
Dr. Beau and Dr. Alex sit down on this episode to discuss two cases that wouldn't seem to be all that similar but have motor control/protection root causes. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thefarmcast/message
With over 3900 neck of femur fractures (NOFs) reported in Ireland in 2021, these fractures represent a significant burden of morbidity and mortality, particularly for our older patients. Early recognition coupled with meticulous management, both in the ED and beyond, is instrumental in ensuring optimal outcomes. Orla Kelly puts TCR newcomers Conor O'Gara and Jane Cassidy through their paces with today's case before we sit down with our Adult in the Room - Dr Mustafa Mehmood, Consultant in Emergency Medicine in St James's Hospital, and architect of the department's ‘Code Hip 240' protocol. As always, don't forget to follow us on socials on instagram, twitter and facebook to keep updated with all things TCR. Coffee in hand? Right then, let's get to it!
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Aang and the Gang help two annoying tribes cross a canyon. Meanwhile, Sokka and Katara fight about a tent and it's more important than you think. Contact info: Twitter: @theflyingcowpod Instagram: @theflyingcowpod Email: theflyingcowpod@gmail.com Facebook: The Flying Cow Check out our new Patreon Patreon.com/TheFlyingCow Don't forget to check out our YouTube Channel The Flying Cow
Join The FARM team for this edition of the Week in Review where each doctor shares a case from two different angles, we look at a case of upper extremity paralysis after drug overdoes, an accidental gunshot to the femur, and resulting neck pain from walker use and a case of knee/heel pain in a youth, who is on estrogen-blocking drugs to induce growth.
We interviewed the legendary Tony Hawk, who started skateboarding at 10 years old in 1978 before turning his brand into one that's rumored to be worth over $1 billion dollars according to CNBC with the success of his Tony Hawk Pro Skater games on Playstation, N64, PC, and more. In this episode, Tony talks about how he made the game, built his business, and helped revolutionize the sport of skateboarding by landing the 900 and bringing the sport to the Olympics. Thank you to Prize Picks for sponsoring this episode, see link here and use code "Danny": https://prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/DANNY Available on all major podcast platforms: Spotify: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/happyendingspod Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/happy-endings/id1720122256 About The Hosts: Danny Duncan is a top YouTuber with 7M+ subscribers and $150M+ in merch sales. He's also the co-owner of the popular frozen yogurt chain 16 Handles, founder of Good Sport, and Danny's Cream Pies. Jon Youshaei worked inside Instagram and YouTube for 8 years where he was Head of Creator Product Marketing before becoming a creator and journalist for Forbes, TIME, and more. Danny's Channel: https://www.YouTube.com/@danny Jon's Channel: https://www.YouTube.com/youshaei 0:00 - 0:48 Intro 0:49 - 2:14 Tony's early skating days 2:15 - 4:09 Danny started out stretching athletes 4:10 - 7:45 Tony's early skating days (cont.) 7:46 - 9:21 Working on the first Tony Hawk game 9:22 - 11:53 Tony Hawk becoming a brand 11:54 - 14:15 What is was like making a game in the 90's 14:16 - 15:59 Tony said no to 500 million dollars 16:00 - 16:40 Tony Hawk game sequels 16:41 - 17:51 The Loop 17:52 - 18:39 Tony's first skateboard is in the Smithsonian 18:40 - 19:15 Prize Picks 19:16 - 21:04 Tony's Legacy 21:05 - 23:10 Tony's day to day 21:11 - 25:46 Femur injury 25:47 - 27:30 Taking care of your body as you get older 27:31 - 29:21 Tony's kid is a skateboarder 29:22 - 30:18 Tony's dad and the X Games 30:19 - 36:02 Getting skateboarding into the Olympics 36:03 - 37:37 Who Tony wants to work with 37:38 - 38:02 Biggest thing Tony has turned down 38:03 - 40:27 Tony being recognized in public 40:28 - 41:55 Meeting people you look up to 41:56 - 42:51 Danny tried getting in contact of Tony Hawk before 42:52 - 44:35 Tony Hawk on social media 44:36 - 45:35 Giving your younger self advice 45:36 - 47:10 Tony Hawk invented a lot of tricks 47:11 - 48:52 Tony Hawk on Jackass 48:53 - 58:11 Tony completing the 900 58:12 - 58:24 The future of Skateboarding tricks 58:25 - 59:35 Outro #HappyEndings #DannyDuncan #JonYoushaei #HappyEndingsPodcast #tonyhawk
On Episode 106 of Limb Lengthening LIVE, we welcome the King of Limb Lengthening, Dr. Paley, to talk about the PRECICE Max Nail from NuVasive. ________ Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:30 - Dr. Paley Intro 3:15 - Evolution of lengthening nails 6:00 - Company of PRECICE Nail System 7:45 - Reason why STRYDE was removed 11:30 - Reincarnation of weight bearing nail 12:40 - NuVasive team recognition 13:35 - Surgeon who developed the P-Max 14:00 - The road to the P-Max 17:20 - LAUNCH DATE OF PRECICE MAX 19:30 - Waiting for early 20:24 - PRECICE MAX SLIDE PRESENTATION 21:30 - FDA Weight Bearing Recommendation comparisons 26:45 - Difference between Warning vs. Contraindication 28:00 - 4 Point Bending Testing of Nail 32:30 - Fatigue loading testing chart - weight at which nail breaks 36:45 - Surgeon opinion on recommended P-Max weight bearing 46:30 - Optimistic view for the coming of the P-Max Nail 47:15 - Recommendation of a cane with P-Max Nail 52:50 - Cost of P-Max Nail 54:15 - Limited Launch of P-Max Nail to Key Opinion Leader Surgeons 57:00 - Quadrilateral Lengthening Limits via “Lengthen & Observe” 1:02:10 - Not sacrificing function for length 1:03:40 - Limb proportions affecting biomechanics - leading to arthritis 1:05:45 - Number of surgeries with P-Max expected once it launches 1:06:45 - Percent of Fat Embolism cases and his protocol to avoid 1:15:00 - Forearm lengthening 1:20:20 - Humerus (upper arm) lengthening 1:23:00 - P-Max Release to KOL clinics first 1:24:00 - Should patients wait until some cases have been implanted 1:24:50 - The Paley Institute Updates 1:28:40 - The Paley Surgical Team 1:32:20 - LIVE Q&A with Dr. Paley 1:32:25 - Complication from over lengthening of the tibias 1:34:20 - Gastroc-Soleus Recession (Achilles Tendon Lengthening) will impact athleticism 1:36:00 - P-Max used in kids and adults 1:38:25 - Removal of the Femur and Tibia nails at the same time 1:38:50 - Peroneal Nerve Decompression only used in simultaneous Quadrilateral LL 1:39:35 - Knee pain from tibia lengthening due to nail entry point 1:40:35 - Reason why patients seek stature lengthening 1:42:40 - When to disqualify a patient for stature lengthening 1:45:00 - MHE lengthening for the ulna 1:45:50 - Do LL complications increase over the age of 40 1:48:00 - Does a 2yr vs. 4yr wait to rebreak affect nail to function 1:50:30 - Cause of inversion of the foot vs. varus vs. valgus axial deviation 1:52:00 - What is expected timeline to get back to normal walking with P-Max nail 1:55:50 - Thoughts on Unilateral Lengthening for stature lengthening 1:57:50 - Outro ________ Contact The Paley Institute: Main Point of Contact - Angelique Keller - Director of Stature Lengthening 1) Email: akeller@paleyinstitute.org a) "For Booking Consultations": - West Palm Beach, FL (USA): https://paley.thec4llective.com/ - Abu Dhabi, (UAE): https://paleymiddleeast.thec4llective.com/ - Warsaw, (Poland): https://paleypoland.thec4llective.com/ ________
Beau Riebe, a renowned air sport athlete, is famous for his exceptional flying skills and passion for aerial freedom, showcased vividly on Instagram. An adventurer at heart, Beau often explores breathtaking locales from Norway's mountains to Utah's canyons, skillfully evading the typical 9 to 5 routine. He's known for guiding newcomers in skydiving as the host of USPA's Tandem Skydive Risk Waiver video and works with Performance Designs and Flight-1. Despite his impressive achievements and social media fame, Beau remains a humble, approachable ambassador for all his sports.SHOW NOTESGrowing UpBeing a 4x All-American DiverThe US Air Force AcademyHeartache at the University of Iowa"Femur-ing" at Lost PrairieSaving a Life - Donating Bone MarrowSpeedflying - A Near MissFlight-1 MilitaryMEDIA LINKSBeau's InstagramTandem Waiver Video | Beau & Bill BoothBe The MatchPD Bloopers 2018JOIN OUR COMMUNITYLove the show? Help support it by becoming a member of the 20 Minute Call Community! Supporting the show gives access to a private group page where you can:- suggest who you'd like to hear on the podcast- learn what interviews will be upcoming- submit questions for future guests-receive show swagJoin our community and support the pod!Link: patreon.com/The20MinuteCallPodcastADVERTISEAre you interested in partnering with the 20 Minute Call as an advertiser? Let's work together! E-mail us at podcast@beyondmarketing.xyz
Paseo por la huerta ibérica y comenzamos arrojando luz sobre el último hallazgo musical de la casa Madmua Records, la cual rescata los dos singles que a finales de los años 60 lanzaron Los Cirros, banda sixties pop procedente de la pequeña localidad de Arenas de San Pedro. Playlist;LOS CIRROS “Hay muchos como yo”LOS CIRROS “Lack a day”TIBURONA “Horizonte de sucesos” (adelanto del álbum “Nos extinguimos”)LAS ODIO “Autoexplotación” (adelanto próximo álbum)ALVINAS “Mosca fueras” (EP, 2023)FUNDACIÓN FRANCISCO FRANKENSTEIN “Qué ha sido de ti” (Gente de bien, 2023)LA PERRA BLANCO “Treat me (Like a man should do)” (adelanto del álbum “Get it out”)THE BOO DEVILS “Selfish runaway” (adelanto del álbum "It’s only the end")DOCTOR EXPLOSION “Mamma leggy” (single, 2023)LOS RONCOS “A romper” (A romper EP, 2023)UKULELE JOE and HIS HULA SHAKERS “Do the conga” (single, 2023)FEMUR “Altamont’s pilgrims” (Gritan, 2023)WAU Y LOS ARRRGHS!!!! “Lo que quiero” (Cantan en español, 2005)Versión y Original; PAUL BEARER and THE HEARSMEN “I’ve been thinking” (1966)PABLO CUEVAS “Los cuatro claveles” (Los cuatro claveles, 2023)THEE BLIND CROWS “Corvo cego” (0823, 2023)Escuchar audio
In this episode, we review the high-yield topic of Distal Femur Fractures from the Trauma section. Follow Orthobullets on Social Media: Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/orthobullets/message
A suspicious professor, ex-student ghouls, and a stinky basement all come together as the Horror at Havel’s Cross saga concludes. Tony Sindelar with Aleen Simms, Jason Snell, Kathy Campbell and Monty Ashley.
A suspicious professor, ex-student ghouls, and a stinky basement all come together as the Horror at Havel’s Cross saga concludes. Tony Sindelar with Aleen Simms, Jason Snell, Kathy Campbell and Monty Ashley.
The guys move the Devils out of Newark. Preview of the upcoming season & what are we looking forward to the most. A game of "Cup" or "Femur". WOW preseason is taking forever. Lets go already Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This episode of the Networking Rx Minute with Frank Agin (http://frankagin.com) reminds you that your compassion is the most powerful ability you have to share. For more great insight on professional relationships and business networking visit https://www.networking-rx.com or contact Frank Agin at frankagin@amspirit.com
Join Dr. Michael Blankstein as he discusses Intertrochanteric Femur Fractures including: • Preoperative considerations • Classification: Stable vs. Unstable fractures • Implant choice • Intraoperative considerations • Postoperative management To see the presentation while you listen, download the ConveyMED App for free: AApple Store click here Google Play click here For additional educational resources visit https://ota.org/
Pro spaniel trainer Todd Agnew of Craney Hill Kennels answers questions about cockers and Springers, Labs, and puppy training. We do a deep dive into how dogs think and why we ought to think about that, a foundation for retrieving training, and how to break commands into manageable pieces and why. In addition to a few hunting tips, he'll outline the most important aspects of a habitat for finding birds. Todd outlines how to build a relationship with your dog - and why it is the critical first factor in training, and how a cow's femur bone is critical to retrieving training. "Road Trip" helps get your s*#t together in the truck, and listeners chime in on their favorite post-hunt libations. Please visit our sponsors: Sage & Braker Mercantile, Pointer shotguns,, @midwayusa, #midwayusa, Midway USA, Mid Valley Clays and Shooting School, TrulockChokes, HiViz shooting systems, Purina Pro Plan Sport and FindBirdHuntingSpots.com.
In this episode, we review the high-yield topic of Proximal Femur Fractures from the Pediatrics section. Follow Orthobullets on Social Media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/orthobullets Instagram: www.instagram.com/orthobulletsofficial Twitter: www.twitter.com/orthobullets LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/27125689 YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCMZSlD9OhkFG2t25oM14FvQ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/orthobullets/message
What part of your body is called the FEMUR? Find out tonight on Chompers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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