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Grateful to visit @NYULangoneOrtho (formerly Hospital for Joint Diseases). Thank you @MdSchwarzkopf and the whole team for the warm welcome and great exchange of ideas.
HSS with Dr. Haas, @BrianChalmersMD , @HipSurgeryNYC and the team let us compare approaches to primary and revision TKA, soft tissue balancing, robotics, and discuss what's next for the specialty. Amazing program with a rich history and a current powerhouse in knee surgery.
Honored to spend time at Indiana Orthopedic Institute as a 2026 @KneeSociety Insall Traveling Fellow. Grateful to Dr. Meneghini, Dr. Meding, and @LeonardBullerMD for their generosity and teaching. Bringing some new ASC efficiency tricks home to @HoustonMethodist.
Fun first stop at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN on the Insall Fellowship with Vishal Hegde from Palo Alto, Federica Rosso from Torino, Italy, and Henry Fu from Hong Kong
Congratulations to Dr. @TimBrownMD on being one of the four surgeons selected for the prestigious John N. Insall Traveling Fellowship. https://t.co/otsKbmqtv9
Please see our recent publication in @jbjs this month on the critical topic of social determinants of health, race, and readmission following spine surgery.
https://t.co/jmYi79sG9W
@NIMHD@HMethodistMD
New paper we just published. Important to think about inequality when creating barriers to care. Even if it seems like BMI thresholds would be objective they can worsen access to hip and knee care for marginalized groups already struggling. https://t.co/Jb6brd54aF
https://t.co/REGzWpAH8W The first level-1 evidence that high dose antibiotic cement spacers do indeed cause kidney injury in revision for PJI. @_M_Valenzuela@OCResearchInst@OrthoCarolina@Sodum65 @BryanSpringer14