Feb
22
www.dynasplint.com Chief of Orthopedic Hand Surgery at Henry Ford Medical Center in Detroit, Dr. Ephriam Zinberg treats many distal radius fractures. Whether the patient has had surgery of not, wrist range of motion in both extension and flexion-as well as supination and pronation- must be regain for full function. Dr Zinberg uses Dynasplint and tell when he prescribes and why.
Feb
21
Administers anesthetics to render patients insensible to pain during surgical, obstetrical, and other medical procedures: Examines patient to determine degree of surgical risk, and type of anesthetic and sedation to administer, and discusses findings with medical practitioner concerned with case. Positions patient on operating table and administers local, intravenous, spinal, caudal, or other anesthetic according to prescribed medical standards. Institutes remedial measures to counteract adverse reactions or complications. Records type and amount of anesthetic and sedation administered and condition of patient before, during, and after anesthesia. May instruct medical students and other personnel in characteristics and methods of administering various types of anesthetics, signs and symptoms of reactions and complications, and emergency measures to employ.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Feb
21
Maxie was on duty in his patrol car when he was rear ended. At the time he did not experience any pain related to his accident. 5 years later Maxie began to experience neck pain running down his shoulder and into his right arm. Maxie said, its like someone put your shoulder in a vise and clamped down so hard that the pain would radiate into your neck and you could feel it in your eye socket. Maxie tried acupuncture and massage therapy which seemed to temporarily relieved the pain but it always returned. To Maxie, the pain was just an irritating part of life that he had to put up with and built up a tolerance for. But the pain slowly got worse and Maxie went back into his medical care group and they scheduled Maxie for X-rays to be taken in 4 months. Maxie continued working and while patrolling on his motor bike he hit an oil slick and lost control of his motorcycle, laying it down on the road. When he attempted to right his motorcycle, Maxie aggravated his older injury. When he was taken for treatment, the Doctor noticed a muscle in his neck and shoulder twitching. The Doctor sent Maxie in for an MRI. The MRI showed a severe bone spur at level C4-5 and C5-6. Maxie was given the option of having a cortisone shot or surgery. Maxie opted for surgery as the cortisone shot was not going to fix the problem. He was referred to Dr. Hamada who confirmed that Maxie had severe foraminal stenosis with radiculopathy. Dr. Hamada gave Maxie two options, one being bone fusion the other a …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Feb
19
Dr. Michael W. Mendes, MD, discusses how the materials and engineering of the implant for hip replacement has changed greatly over time.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Feb
18
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Feb
18
Low Intensity Laser Ablation (LILA™) is a technological breakthrough that can provide pain relief where other treatments may have failed. This minmally invasive laser therapy for pain is NOT FDA approved and is available only at Advanced Interventional Pain Center (www.inter-pain.com) on a case by case basis.
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