Emily West, Daniel Weber
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Management of hand fractures in children."
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Thierry Dubert
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The Patient Surgeon Relationship".
Thierry Dubert
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The patient-surgeon relationship, how it relates to outcome and he role of communication."
Lisa Hadfield-Law
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "How to improve your presentation skills."
Steven Hovius
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The assessment and management of Longitudinal Radial Defiiency."
Barbara Jemec
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The diagnosis and Management of acute and chronic hand infections."
Jill Arrowsmith
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Diagnosis and management of high pressure injection injuries."
Henk Gile
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Assessment and treatment of extravasation injuries."
Gill Smith
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "congenital syndromes affecting the hand and upper limb, its characteristics, diagnosis and genetics."
Wee Leon Lam
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Embryology and the implications for clinicians."
David Ring
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Rethinking common hand conditions with Prof David Ring."
Chris Bainbridge
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Management of Dupuytren's contracture, including colagenase injection, needle apponeurotomy, and the different types of fasciectomy."
Elisabet Hagert
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Clinical examination of nerve compression of the upper limb and how to reach a diagnosis."
Greg Bain
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Cause, classification, grading and treatment of Kienbock's disease or avascular necrosis of the lunate in the wrist."
Ed Sellon
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on " Indications and interpretation of MRI scans of the wrist."
Martin Langer
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The anatomy of the fibrous skeleton of the hand and its clinical implications."
Ian Trail
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "MCPJ arthroplasty, including silastic and anatomical replacement, both for osteoarthritis and for inflammatory arthritis."
Katie Horton
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Introduction of a new, completely free, app to assist in the rehab of patients after injuries or post-operative."
Jeremy Rodrigues
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Outcome measurement in hand surgery."
Daniel Herren
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The different types of PIPJ replacements, indications, results and complications."
CDC
If you think about a virus like a tree growing and branching out; each branch on the tree is slightly different than the others. By comparing the branches, scientists can label them according to the differences. These small differences, or variants, have been studied and identified since the beginning of the pandemic.
Phil Sell
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The obstacles to recovery, particular in patients with a difficult problem or chronic pain."
Tim Davis
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The indications, techniques and evidence for the surgical management of osteoarthritis at he base of the thumb"
Victoria Jansen, Helen Meckenna, Carlos Heras Palou
David Shewring
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Fractures and dislocations of the metacarpals."
Wolfgang Hintringer
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The management of fractures of the phalanges, including conservative treatment using plaster or thermoplastic splints, and operative treatment."
Mireia Esplugas
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The anatomy and biomechanics of the Carpo-metacarpal joint of the thumb, and their clinical implications."
Carlos Heras-Palou, Wolfgang Hintringer, Grey Giddins
Wolfgang Hintringer
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "CT based classification of intra-articular fractures of the distal radius to guide the treatment of these complex injuries."
Tommy Lindau
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "An evidence based algorithm of the management of distal radius fractures and discusses operative and non-operative indications."
Prof J Dias
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "the conservative management of distal radius fractures including stable fractures, displaced fractures, decision making and complications."
Mireia Esplugas
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The anatomy and biomechanics of the distal radius and its clinical implication."
Ariane Herrick
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "An overview of the medical aspects of Systemic Sclerosis. This is complemented by another talk by Mr Lindsay Muir covering the surgical aspects of the condition."
Lindsay Muir
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The surgical management of patients with Systemic Sclerosis. This follows the talk on medical management of the condition by Prof Ariane Herrick."
Andrea Atzei
Watch and learn from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The classification of tears of the Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex (TFCC), its clinical significance and management. These are common wrist injuries and our understanding is still evolving."
Matt Huez, Ben Gonzales
Low back pain is a common problem seen by physicians and there are many different causes of back pain. Some people hurt their back while lifting or while exercising. It can also happen with no apparent reason and can range from simply rotation to a paralyzing pain requiring the consultation of a...
Riccardo Luchetti
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Management of wrist degeneration, in particular SLAC (scapho-lunate advanced collapse) and SNAC (scaphoid non-union advanced collapse), including the staging, surgical indications and techniques."
Mireia Esplugas
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Set up for wrist arthroscopy and anatomy of the common portals. This is important information to be able to carry out wrist arthroscopy safely."
Marc Garcia Elias
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "DRUJ instability and the importance of the different factors involved: bone, cartilage, ligaments and muscle control."
Marc Garcia Elias
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Surgical approaches to the wrist, based on anatomy."
Alex Lluch
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "An introduction to the causes and diagnosis of ulnar sided wrist pain."
Peter Burge
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Tips, tricks and pitfalls in hand surgery, sharing pearls of wisdom after a long career as a consultant hand surgeon in Oxford."
David Warwick
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Tips and tricks in the fixation of scaphoids. He shares his vast experience in managing fractures and non-union of the scaphoid in the wrist."
Carlos Heras-Palou
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Fractures of the trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, hamate, triquetrum, lunate and pisiform.This talks covers the diagnosis and management of carpal fractures, excluding the scaphoid."
Jonathan Compson
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Anatomy of the carpal bones, including anatomy of the scaphoid, the CMCJ of the thumb and the pathological anatomy of carpal dislocations."
Marc Garcia Elias
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "High energy fracture dislocations of the wrist, including perilunate injuries and axial dislocations."
Carlos Heras-Palou, Marc Garcia-Elias, Alex Lluch
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Clinical assessment and examination of the wrist."
Alex Lluch
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "the classification, diagnosis and management of Scapholunate instability of the wrist."
Marc Garcia-Elias
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The ulnar sided carpal instabilityn including lunotriquetral and midcarpal instabilities. Pathophysiology, classification, diagnosis and treatment are presented."
Marc Garcia-Elias
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The concept and definition of carpal instability or wrist instability and the classification and grading in oder to decide optimal treatment."
Marc Garcia Elias
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Anatomy and biomechanics of the wrist"
Alberto Lluch
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Wrist and MCPJ deformity in rheumatoid arthritis."
Alberto Lluch
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Avoiding joint stiffness in the hand."
By Dr. Adam Braganza, MD
This goal of this video is to provide information about cataracts, your cataract evaluation, why we do cataract surgery, and how cataract surgery is performed.
Tim Davis
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and it's management."
Dominic Power
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Management of Brachial Plexus injuries."
Alain Gilbert
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Management of Obstetric Brachial Plexus Palsy."
Alberto Lluch
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Extensor Apparatus of the fingers. Anatomy and function."
Maniel Llusa
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Surgical Anatomy of the Brachial Plexus."
Caroline Leclercq
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Spasticity of the upper limb."
David Elliot
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Webinar Avoiding Poor Results in Flexor Tendon Surgery."
Dan Armstrong
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Introduction to Radiographic Imaging of the Hand."
Homid Fahandezh-Saddi Diaz
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Ultrasound Scan in the Hand Clinic."
Jill Arrowsmith
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Practical Radiation Protection."
Donald Sammut
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Biomechanics of the Intrinsics of the Hand. With his expertise and beautiful self-produced drawings he speaks with clarity and deconstructs an extraordinarily complex topic."
Jane McEachan
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "This video is a great how to guide with a really useful Q and A at the end of the talk to pin down the practicalities."
Parintosa Atmodiwirjo, Mohamad Rachadian Ramadan, Sara Ester Triatmoko, Nadhira Anindita Ralena
The radial forearm flap is fasciocutaneous flap from the volar aspect of the forearm that based on the perforator of the radial artery. Radial forearm free flap (RFFF) has several advantages and disadvantages...
Grey Giddins
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The Conservative Management of Hand Fractures as part of the Pulvertaft Online Teaching Program."
By Interpol
Given the risk of exposure to biological materials, including COVID-19, law enforcement officials may be required to wear personal protective equipment such as disposable masks and gloves. This video details the procedure for putting on and taking off a
Gavin Chan, Mobin Master
Dr. Gavin Chan and Dr. Mobin Master discuss the longevity of temporary hyaluronic acid fillers. They challenge the common belief that these fillers last 6 to 18 months by using evidence from MRI scans of patients who have had filler.
Sprouts
A placebo is a treatment with zero therapeutic value but magical healing power. To understand better how placeboes work, let’s look at Mr. and Mrs. Martin, who both suffer chronic back pain...
By Joshua Thomas, Dale Bennet & William Haines for FuseSchool
Dan Armstrong
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Adelaide Flexor Tendon Repair."
Manuel Taboada, Patricia Doldan, Andrea Calvo, Xavier Almeida, Esteban Ferreiroa, Aurora Baluja, et al
Tracheal intubation is a common intervention in the operating room and in the intensive care unit. The authors hypothesized that tracheal intubation
ANATOMYKA
An Overview of the Bones of the Skull in a 3D Animation presented by Anatomyka
Dejan Zontar
Radiation is used worldwide to diagnose and treat disease. Over four billion x-rays and CT scans are conducted each year. Around six million cancer patients receive radiotherapy. The IAEA assists countries in the efforts to use the optimal dose of radiation in medicine.
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "Needle Aponeurotomy for Dupuytrens Disease from the Pulvertaft Hand Centre in Derby."
Nadia Hussain
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The Pulvertaft Hand Centre Dupuytrens Disease."
Gavin Chan
Dr. Gavin Chan injects Radiesse into the back of the hands to help improve skin quality and volume.
Gavin Chan
In this video, we take you through the whole consultation, examination, treatment and follow-up process with Erin's treatment. The video will give you an insight into what actually happens when you visit a cosmetic practitioner.
Susan Khan
Watch and learn today from the Pulvertaft Videos series on "The Pulvertaft Hand Centre Osteoarthritis."
Chris Bainbridge
The Pulvertaft Videos series presents "The Derby Limb Sleeve" which has been developed by Dr. Chris Bainbridge, Consultant Hand Surgeons. He has devised a way for prep to take place anywhere that is suitable, with a superior decolonizing rate than routine techniques along with the huge advantage of not having to lift heavy legs.
Gavin Chan
If you keep on top of the cosmetics and beauty industries, or participate in it here and there, you’ll know that one of the most common problems is the fear of looking like Mr Spock after receiving treatment.
By Reshenda Wakefield, Amanda Edward & Bing Rijper for FuseSchool
The heart is one of the hardest-working organs in your body after all it is responsible for pumping blood throughout a vast array of blood vessels, spending 100,000 kilometers in total. All those vessels laid end-to-end would encircle the earth 2.5 times
Gavin Chan
Dr. Gavin Chan 'dissects' the anatomy behind the aesthetics of how it is possible to have anti-wrinkle injections to your crow's feet and not look weird.
By John Lieberman, D.O. at Midland Michigan Medical Center
Gynecologist John Lieberman, D.O., shares how he and his colleagues at MidMichigan Medical Center in Midland now have the most advanced robotically-assisted surgery technology available – the da Vinci® Xi™ Surgical System. This new technology complements
John Lieberman D.O. for Midland Michigan Medical Center
Gynecologist John Lieberman, D.O., explains how the instrumentation is used for the da Vinci® Xi™ Surgical System at MidMichigan Medical Center in Midland. Currently, MidMichigan has a team of 16 highly-skilled surgeons performing robotic surgery for proc
By FuseSchool
Pathogens are disease causing microorganisms, that our body has many defence mechanisms against. The skin is the first physical barrier, providing a protective layer that is hard to penetrate. We also have sebaceous glands that secrete acids, thus preven
Research Square
LabRoots is proud to launch an exciting new free virtual event – Precision Medicine 2016. A remarkable line-up of industry, government and academic experts, including architects of the Precision Medicine Initiative, will showcase the latest advances in diagnostics...
Malak Abed
Precision medicine is the practice of using a cancer cell’s DNA to guide therapies. Learn how scientists have used precision medicine to treat rare brain tumors.
By Cape Town Emergency Medicine
How to do a basic surgical cricothyroidotomy by Cape Town Emergency Medicine
By Cape Town Emergency Medicine
Basic inserton of a LMA by Cape Town Emergency Medicine
By Discoverdiscussdside
Awake Video Laryngoscopy using a Vidic Trac Video Laryngoscope. Uvela, Tonsils, Aretenoids, Cords, an d Tracheal Rings visualised.
Kris Knaus, Joseph Yetto
ET tubes are commonly placed for pulmonary ventilation, to protect the airway, and for patients with chest trauma. Normally the tip of the ET tube should be 5-7 cm above the carina - roughly between the T5-6 and T6-7 inter...
By Nikolay Serdev
Cheek bone lift, mid face lift using Serdev suture, no incisions, no scars, only skin perforations, no downtime, next day back to work and social life. This technique is performed with the use of Serdev Needles and Bulgarian Polycaproamide Antimicrobial