Selecting posterior fusion levels in AIS
I gave this talk at the POSICON 2019 in Mumbai as a part of the instructional course on Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. I discuss the Lenke classification and how it helps decide fusion levels. The video also includes the concept of last touched vertebra and how it helps to decide the LIV.
Anatomy of the Spinal Cord – Shane Tubbs
Watch this amazing video lecture by R. Shane Tubbs, PhD, MS, PA-C on the anatomy of the spine cord. Video from the Seattle Science Foundation (http://www.seattlesciencefoundation.org)
Examination of the Spine (Webinar for Residents)
Sharing the recording of a webinar done with Dr Hitesh Gopalan of Orthopaedic Principles on Examination of the Spine. It is a bit long (over an hour) so feel free to skip and navigate via the time stamps in the description. Also, be sure to check out Dr Hitesh Gopalan’s Youtube Channel for more exceptional … Continue reading “Examination of the Spine (Webinar for Residents)”
Evernote for the Spine Surgeon
Sharing a recording of a webinar I did with OrthoTV on Evernote for Orthopaedic Surgeons. I have been using Evernote for over a decade and in this video I show how I use it in my academic workflow.
Goel Harms C1-C2 Fusion (Audio)
Thank you for all your support for the the previous video on this technique. I think, it is the most watched (35K+) C1-C2 surgical technique video on Youtube! It took me 4 years + to give this video a voice over. Please check out the new version. I have also included the surgical technique of … Continue reading “Goel Harms C1-C2 Fusion (Audio)”
History behind the discovery of the passive SLR
In a recent teaching course for residents, I was asked to clarify the confusion in the textbooks of different eponymous names related to the root tension signs (passive straight leg raising (SLR) test). Different textbooks use these names interchangeably, for example, a popular book by Bruce Reider mentions the forced dorsiflexion manoeuvre as the Laségue’s … Continue reading “History behind the discovery of the passive SLR”
Gaits examination by Dr Abraham Verghese
An excellent demonstration of different gait patterns by Dr Abraham Verghese, The Linda R. Meier and Joan F. Lane Provostial Professor of Medicine, Stanford University, Stanford, California, USA. Subscribe to Stanford Medicine 25 Youtube channel for more such videos! The different gaits demonstrated in this video are: Hemiplegic gait Also known as circumduction gait Stroke … Continue reading “Gaits examination by Dr Abraham Verghese”
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