Paul A Ghareeb MD

Hand, Microvascular and Reconstructive Plastic Surgeon at Emory University. Husband, father, reader, cyclist, hiker.

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

Rising superstar 4th year med student Makenna Ash presented some of our work at the annual @EmorySurgery Wood Research Symposium today! Great work and always a fun day shared among our surgical colleagues across specialties. @EmoryPRSurgery

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We are so excited to welcome our new interns to the @EmoryPRSurgery family! Can’t wait until July #Match2024 @ACEPSedu #plasticsmatch

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@ttianyt @Neurotrauma @LiebertPub @WardLab_Emory @AmyMMooreMD Great work @ttianyt !!

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Had a great time interviewing @EmoryPRSurgery today! Was fun to be back in person and meet with future plastic surgeons. Good luck to everyone in the match! @ASPS_Members @ACEPSedu

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

Congratulations to all who passed their Plastic Surgery @abplasticsurg Oral Boards! Huge accomplishment, you should be proud

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

Take a look at our latest paper analyzing unscheduled healthcare contact after outpatient wrist fracture surgery!@PRSGlobalOpen #handsurgery @EmoryUECenter @EmoryPRSurgery

https://t.co/OEHhqO3PPx

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Tons of great Hand 🤚 content at ASPS this year — great job and excited to continue to grow hand education within our society @ASPSMembers @ASPS_News #ptsm2023 #AustinTx and excited for #SanDiego next year!

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Oh, and we’re already stoked about #assh2024 @HandSociety @EmoryUECenter

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

Had a fantastic time at #assh2023 — always inspired by the people in our specialty and the work we do. Super strong showing by our @EmoryUECenter. Now happy to be back home.. even though it means I’m on call!! @HandSociety #handsurgery #nervesurgery #plasticsurgery #microsurgery

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

Had a fantastic time at #assh2023 — always inspired by the people in our specialty and the work we do. Super strong showing by our @EmoryUECenter. Now happy to be back home.. even though it means I’m on call!! @HandSociety #handsurgery #nervesurgery #plasticsurgery #microsurgery

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

@richierich356 @DrBhavinJadav Will place it between the shaft of the radius and ulna instead of within the fracture itself. So the whole distal articular piece typically stays as one unit.

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

@orthobullets @CleveClinicFL @GoldStateOrtho @ReedHoyerMD @NuelleHandMD @JeffFriedrichMD @orthohand @Dr_RyanRose @TheKDesai @OrrinFrankoMD @ShamimUmarji @MarvinDingleMD Looks great! I would have gone with a couple of headless compression screws to close the split +/- k wire along base of metacarpals to offload, but can’t argue with that result!

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

We’re so excited to welcome @MarturanoMd and Charlie Frank to the Emory Plastics family!!

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

We had a fantastic time at the 20th Jurkiewicz Society meeting this weekend. Dr. J founded @EmoryPRSurgery, and every two years we come together to discuss research, current practice, and Emory PRS. Great way to stay connected to our alumni and legacy. @ACAPSedu @ASPSMembers

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@EssentialsMri Great MRI images! This is often called a boutonnière deformity

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

@orthobullets @drbadia @robgraymd @DanielsHandMD @ReedHoyerMD @JohnDunnMD @orthohand @Dr_RyanRose @RayRavenMD @ShamimUmarji @MarvinDingleMD @DrConnos Agree with the hemi-hamate — wonderful result! More reliable than attempting an osteotomy in my hands #orthotwitter #handtwitter @orthobullets

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We are thrilled to welcome our new intern class @EmoryPRSurgery #match2023 #plastics @ACAPSedu congratulations to all who have matched!! Enjoy it!!

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@TheDrROBO @BBoettcherDO @northwoods1980 Love your approach on this @TheDrROBO — confirming that triggering is corrected during procedure, then adding steroid to help with post procedure inflammation. With that, should have a very high rate of trigger correction and happy patients.

[Paul A Ghareeb MD @PaulGhareebMD]

@northwoods1980 Would need to see entire study to make definitive conclusions, but steroids were injected at time of procedure and follow up is only 5 weeks. Would likely expect similar VAS results with steroid injection alone. Interesting technique if proven to be safe and effective.