Jonah Davies

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@JonahLupton The correct take is to apply rigorous science to these treatments so that we can know definitively. The fact that you have not heard of a negative effect does not preclude their existence. This is why we have clinical trials. I’m all for large scale rigorous clinical trials.

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@anothercohen

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@nealkhosla How are you benchmarking these? we found that most benchmarking models (although they represent the best option) aren't always asking the right questions or benchmarking to process. Curious what you have been using

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@DrBryanSaltzman @orthobullets @UCIrvineHealth @AceShoulderMD @vegascourse @CowlingSurgeon @shoulderMD @skbishai @Shoulder2LeanOn @PaulSethiMD @MikeKnudsenMD @EricWagnerMD @VaniSabesanMD Excellent point. I find that when the primary symptom is instability rather than pain, I rarely have to repair the labrum. I always look at it from the arthrotomy but find it’s not usually unstable. I worry a lot about making these patient too tight. Maybe I shouldn’t ?

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@hjluks @orthobullets @UCIrvineHealth @AceShoulderMD @vegascourse @CowlingSurgeon @shoulderMD @skbishai @Shoulder2LeanOn @PaulSethiMD @MikeKnudsenMD @EricWagnerMD @VaniSabesanMD I haven’t found them to get particularly stiff as the subscap stretches out. It does help off load the graft. Actually trialed this patient with non operative management and he had recurrent instability with pain. Agree though that often they can do well without surgery

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@The_Phinstones @ArponBasu

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@anothercohen Congrats dude! Also will you start offering video making services as part of the hello patient sweet of offerings?

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@jeffreyhuber How about other humans?

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[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@anothercohen Id stay across from the park, many options. https://t.co/wFKRbOTj64
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[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@KrisChenardMD @bonesmith_ @Gnomelover1970 @orthobullets @BenDaShouldrDoc @UWMedicine @eric_novack @DrFraneNicholas @itius @sancleracot @BenMayoMD @Lindetuks @LuzzEdu Agreed. although the drilling vector can be confusing when first starting. Its akin to Sacroiliac screw drilling with moving the drill parallel or perpendicular to the Carm. Grashey to see starting point is safe, Scap Y helps to guide trajectory, its always steeper than u think

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@KadasahF @orthobullets @BenDaShouldrDoc @UWMedicine @eric_novack @DrFraneNicholas @KrisChenardMD @Gnomelover1970 @bonesmith_ @itius @sancleracot @BenMayoMD @Lindetuks @LuzzEdu Approach was mentioned in another response but Brodsky or Reverse Modified Judet (boomerang) are both useful approaches for this type of fracture. fixation is with small/mini frag (2mm plate, 2.7mm plate and 3.5mm screw) postop Rehab allows for full ROM + partial WB

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@Gnomelover1970 @orthobullets @BenDaShouldrDoc @UWMedicine @eric_novack @DrFraneNicholas @KrisChenardMD @bonesmith_ @itius @sancleracot @BenMayoMD @Lindetuks @LuzzEdu Yes and no . The inferior vector of displacement responds very well to the buttress plate. I think the Grashey gives a false impression of the location of the plate. It is really lateral and inferior and directly over the apex. the Screw into the coracoid is very helpful tho

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@bonesmith_ @KrisChenardMD @Gnomelover1970 @orthotraumamd @orthobullets @BenDaShouldrDoc @UWMedicine @rkh_md @itius @jamesablairMD @FractureDoc @stevemchale @eric_novack @DrFraneNicholas @schulte_ss @DrAJ26001405 I agree the reverse boomerang (double modified judet) is very useful for those fractures with principally lateral fractures (occasionally extension into the spine) for fractures with a lot of medial work I will still go to a modified judet with the deltoid left on.

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@eric_novack @orthobullets @BenDaShouldrDoc @UWMedicine @DrFraneNicholas @KrisChenardMD @Gnomelover1970 @bonesmith_ @itius @sancleracot @BenMayoMD @Lindetuks @LuzzEdu Patient did really well, gaining back rom very quickly (excellent at 2 weeks already) and no pain. I find that ROM tends to come back quick with these and never take deltoid off so let them have unrestricted motion from PO day 1

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@DrFraneNicholas @orthobullets @BenDaShouldrDoc @UWMedicine @rkh_md @itius @jamesablairMD @FractureDoc @stevemchale @eric_novack @bonesmith_ @schulte_ss @DrAJ26001405 Improbably just Brodsky is more than enough. But if just starting out a reverse boomerang approach is a good alternative

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@FractureDoc @jamesablairMD @orthobullets @BenDaShouldrDoc @UWMedicine @rkh_md @itius @stevemchale @eric_novack @DrFraneNicholas @bonesmith_ @schulte_ss @DrAJ26001405 @EmoryGradyOrtho Not super common but definitely an option and not doable prone. I just don’t see much advantage to prone once you can get good imaging in lateral position

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@BenMayoMD @orthobullets @BenDaShouldrDoc @UWMedicine @rkh_md @itius @jamesablairMD @FractureDoc @stevemchale @eric_novack @DrFraneNicholas @bonesmith_ @schulte_ss @DrAJ26001405 Why not fix it if it is a simple approach and surgery. Have them moving again post op day 1 and avoid the arthroplasty all-together?

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@jamesablairMD @orthobullets @BenDaShouldrDoc @UWMedicine @rkh_md @itius @FractureDoc @stevemchale @eric_novack @DrFraneNicholas @bonesmith_ @schulte_ss @DrAJ26001405 @EmoryGradyOrtho The problem with prone is it sometimes can hurt your reduction. I go lateral with free arm in arm positionner and allows me to go almost prone and almost supine. Helpful for imaging and reduction

[Jonah Davies @jonahdavies]

@YunTaTsai1 We actually built this years ago for a telehealth company. Turns out most people didn’t love talking to a robot about their health. It worked great and was 99% safe and much faster than human triage. As soon as we offered a human, ppl didn’t want the AI. 🤷🏽