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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2021 · 26 MIN

Unraveling the Complex World of Shoulder Injuries: Insights from an Orthopaedic Surgeon

from Aussie Med Ed- Australian Medical Education · host Dr Gavin Nimon

Join me, Dr  Gavin Nimon (Orthopaedic Surgeon), as I unlock the complexities of shoulder injuries for you, delving straight into the heart of one of the most intricate joints in the human body. We'll dissect everything from dislocations to tendon tears, bringing clarity to the often convoluted path to diagnosis and treatment. As an orthopaedic surgeon and senior lecturer, I'll provide you with invaluable insights that merge practical medicine with academic expertise, offering strategies that cater to both seasoned professionals and the curious minds of medical students.Shoulder stability is a dance of anatomy and injury, where one misstep can lead to a cascade of problems. We examine the labrum's crucial role and how injuries like the notorious Bankart lesion can disrupt your groove. I explain why the debate between immobilization and early mobilization is more than just academic banter. In our final chapter, we pull back the curtain on the recovery journeys following shoulder dislocations. Exploring the genetic hand we're dealt and the ligamentous laxity that plagues some patients, we chart a course through the rocky waters of rehabilitation. Whether your interest lies in the nuances of AC joint injuries or the surgical reconstructions for chronic instability, this episode is a treasure trove of medical knowledge. And remember, while we're here to guide you through the maze of medical information, always consult a specialist for your unique health concerns. 🎙️ Proudly Supported By Our SponsorsAussie Med Ed is independent and free — made possible by these amazing Australian organisations. Heidi Health — AI medical scribe built for Australian clinicians. Finish clinic on time and keep your focus on your patients. Visit Heidi HealthHealthShare — Australia's health information and referral platform, connecting GPs, specialists and patients. Visit HealthShareAvant Medical Defence Organisation — Protecting over 80,000 Australian healthcare professionals. Visit AvanteMedici -an Australian-made medical education platform for med students, junior doctors, and IMGs. Visit eMedici.com/MEDEDBetter Medical- GP clinics across QLD, SA, VIC and TAS – offering you the freedom to practise your way, backed by a strong support network. Visit BetterMedicalThanking the organisations that make Aussie Med Ed possible. Visit our full Sponsors page

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