🤨 What is JOMI?
🥇 The leader in peer reviewed surgical videos
👩🏼⚕️ Step by step procedures, key animations, expert insight
🎥 220+ Videos
💉 13+ Different specialities
👀 Check us out at https://t.co/DtXyD2cYRl
👋 Interested in publishing/filming with us? Comment below!
We spent years working on this project and now it will be available when/where it has massive potential for impact. Very excited about this!
@nikitabe (CEO)
357 peer-reviewed surgical videos from the Journal of Medical Insight @JOMIjournal are now part of OpenEvidence. A clinician asking about a procedural step gets the relevant moment, not an hour-long recording to scrub through (pun intended).
Reminder: The ACS Clinical Congress Conference is happening October 5–7!
Stop by our booth — we’ll have compression socks and @hormbles chocolate protein bars waiting for you.
Looking forward to connecting with everyone there!
Learning from real cases helps bridge the gap between textbooks and the operating room/theatre.
Here’s a real-life example:
Jennifer Novo, a medical student at the The University of Notre Dame Australia, used JOMI to prepare for her first laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
We’re excited to be heading to ACS Clinical Congress 2025 in Chicago (October 4–7)!
If you’re interested in:
🎥 Filming surgical cases with us
🤝 Exploring collaboration opportunities
📚 Subscribing to JOMI for your institution
We’d love to connect while at the conference.
This case involves a 61 yr old woman with a bicuspid aortic valve-a congenital abnormality affecting ~2% of the population. Instead of the normal three leaflets, her valve has two, leading to severe calcific stenosis and an associated dilation of the ascending aorta (aortopathy)
A rare look at combined aortic valve replacement, ascending aortic repair, and PFO closure—all in one procedure.
This case underscores the clinical decision-making in borderline aortopathy, choice of prosthesis, and management of concomitant anomalies.
Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy: A Must-Know Case in Surgery
A lap chole is often the first major laparoscopic procedure a resident performs from start to finish—making it a rite of passage in the operating room.
What do you see when the gallbladder is pulled up during a lap chole?
-The cystic duct and cystic artery to be dissected
-The common bile duct and duodenum just below
-A groove called Rouviere’s sulcus, when connected to the base of liver segment 4, helps avoid bile duct injury
A Rare Glimpse Into Radical Pelvic Surgery
This is the kind of real-world surgical exposure you won’t find in textbooks.
For the surgical community, it’s a chance to study oncologic surgery.
For everyone else, it’s a look at the human body in a way that’s usually hidden.
Across the globe, surgeons work in diverse and often challenging environments — with varying access to advanced training resources.
JOMI is committed to bridging that gap. Our surgical videos are designed to support hands-on learning and build clinical confidence.
���� Fixing a Tibial Fracture Distal to a TKA: ORIF Technique 🔩
Intramedullary nailing is the go-to for diaphyseal tibial fractures—but what happens when a total knee arthroplasty (TKA) gets in the way?
#OrthopedicSurgery #TraumaSurgery #MedEd #SurgicalEducation
Quick photo before filming at @IvyTechCC
Josh (videographer/editor) and Julia (sales) worked behind the camera, bringing you a NEW series for the surgical technology market. Big shout out to them for making it happen!
#SurgeryLife#MedEd#BehindTheScenes#SurgTech
Papillary thyroid cancer is the most common type of thyroid malignancy. Many patients present with clinically positive lymph nodes, most commonly in the central neck compartment. Total thyroidectomy with central lymph node dissection is the treatment of choice in these patients.
This week, we’re highlighting a foundational procedure in gynecologic surgery:
Vaginal hysterectomy with uterosacral ligament suspension, anterior repair, and perineorrhaphy
🔗https://t.co/FrVdlX0kPn
This case is one of the most widely viewed on JOMI — over 148,000 views!
In this video, we present a technique for ORIF of a distal diaphyseal tibia fracture distal to a TKA that precludes intramedullary nail fixation. The fracture is fixed with lag screws and secured with an anatomically-contoured distal tibia locking-compression plate (LCP).
🚨 Educators & Program Coordinators: You can now easily add JOMI videos directly into your courses! 🚨
Our new LTI 1.3 feature lets students watch videos right in your LMS, with automatic grading and simple setup.