37 episodes
The Shelbourne Knee Center Podcast Scot Bauman
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- Health & Fitness
The Shelbourne Knee Center Podcast is an educational podcast targeting clinicians who treat patients with knee pain or knee injuries. Scot Bauman, PT, DPT, PhD, physical therapist and clinical researcher and Rodney Benner, MD, orthopedic surgeon, will discuss a new topic every week covering many different aspects of orthopedic knee care. They will also be joined by guests from around the world to discuss knee treatment with the goal of creating a healthy discussion to improve patient outcomes. The conversation will generally cover the most recent data on the topic, both internally from the Shelbourne Knee Center and externally from published studies, that is used to guide these treatment philosophies.
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Rates of TKA Based on the Location and Severity of Knee OA
On this episode, we discuss a recent project assessing the rates of TKA based on the location and severity of knee OA. The project showed a statistically significantly higher rate of TKA for severe OA when the OA was located in the medial compartment when compared to the lateral or PF compartments.
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Sports PT for Basketball Players (with Michael Ainbinder, PT, DPT, CSCS)
On this episode we talk with Michael Ainbinder, PT, DPT, CSCS from the University of Cincinnati. He is currently a sports PT resident working with the mens basketball team at UC. On the episode, he shares his experience with choosing a residency, his past year working with a high level basketball program, as well as the details of a research project he worked on looking at outcomes for high level basketball players returning from an ACLR.
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ACL Registries (with Gregory Maletis, MD)
On this episode, we talk with Dr. Gregory Maletis from Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles, CA. We discuss registry data for ACLRs, in particular the one he leads: Kaiser Permanente ACLR Registry. He discusses the development of the registry at Kaiser as well as some of the recent findings him and his research team have discovered from their data.
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Outcomes Based on the Meniscus Treatment Performed at the Time of an ACLR
On this episode, we discuss the topic of postoperative stability and rates of graft tears based on the type of meniscus treatment, following an ACLR. For this project, meniscus treatments included menisectomy, repair, and simply leaving the tear alone. We compared each treatment based on postoperative stability and rates of ACL graft tears.
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Management of ACL/MCL Knee Injuries
On this episode, we discuss the treatment of the MCL in ACL/MCL injuries. We cover a recent project that was presented at APTA CSM, assessing outcomes for those with ACL/MCL injuries compared to isolated ACLRs. Outcomes in this particular study include postoperative stability and graft tear rates.
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Factors Dictating Polyethylene Insert Size in Total Knee Arthroplasty
On this episode, we discuss a recent project from our office, assessing the factors dictating polyethylene insert size in TKA. The factors assessed for this project include ligament procedures, preoperative alignment, range of motion, posterior slope, and patient reported outcome measures.
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