Bästa Surgeons podcaster (2024)

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#18 Two Lessons on Anxiety from the TEDx Stage 25:55

6d ago25:55

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If you get the pre-OR jitters or you deal with anxiety on a daily basis, these two lessons on anxiety will be exceptionally useful for you. As someone who has dealt with anxiety my entire life, standing on the TEDx stage was a pinnacle moment for me where my self concept evolved from someone who is terrified of public speaking to someone who can de…

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David Linehan - From Boston Irish to Dean and CEO 57:26

7d ago57:26

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David Linehan MD is the current Dean and CEO of the University of Rochester School of Medicine and the Medical Center. He grew up in Boston having lost his father as a toddler. Despite living in the tough streets of Dorchester - Whitey Bulger and all that stuff - he learned that education and hard work would lead him to a better life. Academic achi…

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Optimizing Neurosurgical Practice: How to Effectively Train Neurosurgery Residents 33:22

9d ago33:22

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Title: How to Effectively Train Neurosurgery Residents: Balance of High Expectations, Feedback, and SupportGuest faculty: Kojo Hamilton and Nader DahdalehHost: Lara Massie and Scott ZuckermanThis episode will discuss effective strategies on how to train neurosurgery residents. Rather than focusing on ways to teach surgery, this podcast will delve i…

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#17 Emotional Adulthood in Surgery 31:12

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Becoming an emotional adult as a surgeon is essential, but it's not easy. You are working in a high-stress, high-stakes industry, and it's so much easier to act out and throw tantrums like a toddler. Perhaps that's been modeled for you in training. Perhaps you think you have to throw a fit to take good care of your patients. Well, you don't. You'll…

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#16 Reputation and Malpractice Insurance: Cultivating "Know, Like, and Trust" 55:04

20d ago55:04

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The best way to insulate ourselves against patient retaliation is to cultivate "know, like, and trust". But how do we do that? In this episode, I'll tell you how I used to do it right, then, in a state of burnout, I did it very wrong (2 patients complained about me to the board of medicine during that time), and now I'm creating "know, like, and tr…

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Subtemporal Approach for the Treatment of Ruptured and Unruptured Distal Basilar Artery Aneurysms 27:57

26d ago27:57

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November 2024 Journal Club PodcastTitle: Subtemporal Approach for the Treatment of Ruptured and Unruptured Distal Basilar Artery Aneurysms: Is There a Contemporary Use?To read journal article: https://journals.lww.com/onsonline/fulltext/2024/11000/subtemporal_approach_for_the_treatment_of_ruptured.7.aspxAuthors: William CouldwellGuest faculty: Chri…

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#15: Sexual Assault in Training 52:02

27d ago52:02

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**This episode discusses sensitive topics including sexual assault** Today's episode features Dr. Francis Mei Hardin, an otolaryngologist, host of "Promising Young Surgeon", and a pioneer of culture change. She interviewed me about being sexually assaulted when I was a 4th year resident. We talk about power dynamics in training, the importance of c…

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Gill Tierney - Surgeon, educator and chatty woman has much to say. 55:44

28d ago55:44

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Latest episode of #Surgeonslives #Stuffthatmatters has landed with an interview with another surgeon from the UK Gill Tierney is a force of nature. A general and colorectal surgeon who works in the midlands of the UK she rose to become the second woman elected President of the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland. By her own admissi…

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#14 Surgeon Self Concept 20:48

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Short and sweet, I will give you ONE thought that can become the foundation of your surgeon self concept. Adopt this belief and you’ll remember why you became a surgeon in the first place. With a solid self concept, you can grow confidence, curiosity, creativity, and connection. I want to hear from you! Email me your story at mel@melthackercoaching…

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Controversies in Neurosurgery: Ethical Considerations of Big Data and AI Utilization in Research 24:12

1M ago24:12

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Title: Ethical Considerations of Big Data and AI Utilization in Research Guest Faculty: Nader Pouratian, MD, PhDHosts: Rushna Ali, MD and Seth F. Oliveria, MD PhDWe will delve into the critical ethical considerations surrounding the use of big data and artificial intelligence in research. As these technologies continue to advance and become more in…

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#13 Emotional Wealth Part 2: Rediscovering your Home 37:29

1M ago37:29

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You don’t have to hunker down in a basement bunker (your "surgeon room"). You actually have the freedom to explore the rest of your beautiful home. Consider your identity a multi-room house, and you’ve merely ignored the other parts/rooms of yourself for so long that you’ve forgotten they exist. Consider detaching from your surgeon identity and rec…

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#12 Emotional Wealth Part 1: Training your Animal 31:27

2M ago31:27

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The key to creating wealth is learning how to engage with and manage your emotions. Emotions are vibrational frequencies in your body. As a surgeon, you have been taught to ignore your body. That's BS. It's time to reconnect with your body and realize the power of your intuition. In this episode, I discuss how emotions are the key to unlocking your…

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Nat Soper - Surgeon, Innovator and Dinosaur 51:03

2M ago51:03

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Nat Soper is one of the best known laparoscopic surgeons worldwide. He was there at the very beginning and was definitely one of the true innovators in laparoscopic, minimally invasive, natural orifice surgery. He is currently the Chair of Surgery at Banner health in Phoenix, but that was never his intention! He describes in this interview, a stell…

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Extended Long-Term Outcome After Conservative Decompressive Microsurgery and Routine Adjuvant 31:42

2M ago31:42

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October 2024 Journal Club PodcastTitle: Extended Long-Term Outcome After Conservative Decompressive Microsurgery and Routine Adjuvant Fractionated Stereotactic Radiotherapy for Symptomatic Cavernous Sinus MeningiomasTo read journal article: https://journals.lww.com/neurosurgery/fulltext/2024/10000/extended_long_term_outcome_after_conservative.14.as…

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#11 Duality 32:50

2M ago32:50

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Life is not all or none. Black or white. This or that. There is overlap between two contradictory sides of ourselves. When we see the world this way, we are able to accept ourselves in whatever realm we tend toward and consciously shift ourselves to the realm that best serves our goals. From the system's perspective, we should be unemotional, selfl…

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Season 4, Episode 9, Mentor of the Month with Dr. Maheswari Senthill and Dr. Raja Narayan 18:29

2M ago18:29

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#10 Drama to Empowerment 36:03

2M ago36:03

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Humans love drama. But when we indulge in drama, we keep ourselves stuck in our current lived experience. In this episode, you will learn a language you can use to recognize drama in your life and a new lens through which to see the world that will help you exit the drama triangle and become empowered. You can create whatever you want in your life,…

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Tom Watson talks about past days training models, malignant culture and stoicism 47:53

2M ago47:53

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Tom Watson is a thoracic surgeon of excellence and works at Corewell Health in Michigan. A Midwestern boy by background he became part of the USC esophageal gang under the mentorship of Tom DeMeester. He then spent 20 years at the University of Rochester where he rose through the ranks to become Professor of Surgery and then in 2016 moved to become…

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Optimizing Neurosurgical Practice: Stress in Neurosurgery: Handling Bad Outcomes and Being Present 24:27

2M ago24:27

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Title: Stress in Neurosurgery: Handling Bad Outcomes and Being Present at HomeGuest faculty: Robert Spetzler, MDHost: Brian Gantwerker, MDIn this episode, Dr. Gantwerker interviews one of the most prolific neurosurgeons and gets to the heart of how he balanced achievement, stress, family, and unexpected outcomes. Dr. Spetzler will provide examples …

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#9 Three Businesses 31:47

2M ago31:47

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According to Byron Katie, there are three businesses: your business, other people's business, and the universe's business. Surgical complications are none of your business. They are the universe's business. What do I mean by this? NOT that you shouldn't take action to help your patients when they have a complication. You absolutely should. I say th…

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#8 Swan Theory 41:41

3M ago41:41

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Our training has taught us to rely on white swans and fear red swans. In this episode you'll learn why approaching your patients this way creates roadblocks, can lead to misdiagnosis and mistreatment of the patient, causes you distress, and distracts you from reality. The way to reduce medical errors, build rapport with patients, and increase effic…

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Phil Schauer - Bariatric Surgery, bigotry, future adventures and making a difference 1:03:18

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Phil Schauer is one of the nations best known bariatric surgeons. He spent many years and rose to fame in the world of metabolic surgery when in the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio before recently moving to Louisiana and the Pennington Research Institute where he continues to make a difference to patients with morbid obesity and metabolic syndrome. In thi…

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#7 Creating Safety for YOU in the OR 40:31

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We know how to create safety for patients. The processes and procedures have been shoved down our throats. Sure they are useful to keep patients safe in specific situations. But what about keeping us safe? Little does JHACO know that a surgeon who feels safe creates safety for everyone. So, surgeon, let's make your safety a priority. Viral video "I…

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“Home Field Advantage”: The Presence of a “Home” Neurosurgical Residency Training Program 37:49

3M ago37:49

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September 2024 Journal Club PodcastTitle: “Home Field Advantage”: The Presence of a “Home” Neurosurgical Residency Training Program is Associated With Improved Match OutcomesTo read journal article: https://journals.lww.com/neurosurgery/fulltext/2024/09000/_home_field_advantage___the_presence_of_a__home_.28.aspxAuthor: Lola B. ChamblessGuest facult…

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#6 The Anatomy of a Surgeon 25:50

3M ago25:50

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Wait...our bodies aren't just vessels carrying our intelligent brains and skillful hands from the OR to the clinic? In this episode, you'll learn what makes you a whole, complete human and the importance of understanding and honoring your whole, undivided self. www.melthackercoaching.comAv Mel Thacker, MD, DipABLM

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Tom Varghese - Surgeon, Double Immigrant and serious thinker 1:02:46

3M ago1:02:46

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Tom Varghese, MD, is the chief of the section of Thoracic Surgery at the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Utah. He's also many other things, including the president of the Society of University Surgeons and one of the founders of the Strong for Surgery program in the American College of Surgeons. He's been NIH funded for quite some time now and is heav…

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Season 4, Episode 8, JOGS Article Review with Dr. Lauren Janczewski 10:21

3M ago10:21

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#5 Insomnia, Anxiety, and Panic: My Story 33:43

3M ago33:43

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Wondering why I went from a seemingly successful surgeon to a surgeon coach and podcaster? In this episode, I give you a peak behind the curtain into my personal life. You'll learn about the drama of my past, my struggles with mental health, how the shock of the pandemic sent me on an unexpected journey of introspection, and the miracle of coaching…

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Season 4, Episode 7, Women in Surgery 33:23

3M ago33:23

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Controversies in Neurosurgery: Laser Ablation vs. Mini Craniotomy/Tube Retractor for Tumors 24:49

3M ago24:49

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Title: Laser Ablation vs. Mini Craniotomy/Tube Retractor for TumorsGuest Faculty: Ian Lee, MDHosts: Rushna Ali, MD and Seth F. Oliveria, MD PhDWe will be joined by our guest Dr. Ian Lee to discuss use of stereotactic laser ablation, mini craniotomy and/or tube retractors to treat brain tumors. We will focus on understanding the advantages and weakn…

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#4 Martyrdom 25:55

3M ago25:55

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Martyrdom is a toxic, one way street to burn out. In this episode, I explore why humans feel the need to add suffering to their lives, from historical and religious examples of martyrs to martyrs in medicine (and the dangerous precedent that sets for the rest of us). The ultimate message here is: you matter. I hope you'll feel inspired to prioritiz…

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Scott Silvestry - heart transplants, Ferraris, Bronx origins, learning life. It's all here! 54:02

3M ago54:02

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Scott Silvestry MD is the current Division chief of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery at the University of Arizona, Tucson. But he is so much more than that. He was drawn to Medicine and Surgery by family tragedy, leaving the close community of the Bronx to become a doctor. He spent his formative residence years in Duke, or he had the opportunity to learn mu…

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#3 Overcoming Shame 37:59

4M ago37:59

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Shame is an emotion that can either destroy you or humanize you. In this episode, you'll learn what shame is, why it is such a powerful social motivator and de-motivator, who is particularly susceptible to shame, the origins of shame, how to manage shame when we face surgical complications, and how to become unshameable. Listen to Bewildered's "Uns…

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Mary Hawn talks surgery, Stanford, long distance relationships and couples matching. 52:18

4M ago52:18

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Mary Hawn is the Chair of Surgery at Stanford and a highly successful academic general surgeon. For her, life started on the shores of Lake Michigan but after medical school she spent time in Oregon doing a fellowship before joining the UAB faculty in Birmingham. She spent 14 years there rising to become Division of General Surgery. Along the way s…

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Real-Time Intraoperative Ultrasound Using a Minimally Invasive Transducer During Anterior 35:44

4M ago35:44

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August 2024 Journal Club PodcastTitle: Real-Time Intraoperative Ultrasound Using a Minimally Invasive Transducer During Anterior Cervical Spine SurgeryTo read journal article: https://journals.lww.com/onsonline/fulltext/2024/08000/real_time_intraoperative_ultrasound_using_a.9.aspxAuthor: Timothy ChryssikosGuest faculty: Muhammad Abd-El-BarrModerato…

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Nick Stafford OBE - surgeon, charity, classic cars and buying a pub! 56:24

4M ago56:24

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Nick Stafford OBE retired a few years ago as Professor of Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Hull in the UK. However, there is way more to Nick that his surgical achievements. As Co-founder of the Daisy Appeal Charity his leadership raised many, many millions and the creation of a unique PET scanning center in Hull - achievements acknowledg…

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Season 4, Episode 6, JOGS Article Review with Dr. Deborah Keller 15:56

4M ago15:56

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#2 Anxiety in the OR 25:43

4M ago25:43

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Surgeons are humans, and humans feel anxiety. Anxiety does not have to derail you in the operating room. If you are a surgeon who struggles with anxiety, nothing is wrong with you. I've struggled my entire life, and I've learned to love the anxious side of me. This episode will normalize this omnipresent emotion and provide you with immediately act…

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#1 The Imposter Within: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome 41:23

4M ago41:23

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Imposter syndrome is pervasive in high-achieving women...even surgeons. In this episode, I look at all sides of this very important issue. You'll learn the history, the origins, the impact, and most importantly, how to overcome it. www.melthackercoaching.comAv Mel Thacker, MD, DipABLM

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Optimizing Neurosurgical Practice: Optimizing the Surgeon Athlete 28:21

4M ago28:21

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Title: Optimizing the Surgeon AthleteGuest faculty: Burak Ozgur, MDHost: Amir Vokshoor, MDIn this episode, Dr. Burak Ozgur will discuss how the neurosurgeon athlete can integrate physical and mental fitness methods, endurance, longevity, and family relationships to achieve work-life balance.Av Congress of Neurological Surgeons

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Surgeons with Purpose Trailer 6:51

4M ago6:51

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You climbed a mountain. You beat the video game. And you have all the diplomas, AOA memberships, awards, degrees, and board certifications to prove it. Now what? What matters to you? Where are you going next? Let's get you there with a sense of purpose. www.melthackercoaching.comAv Mel Thacker, MD, DipABLM

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Usefulness and Accuracy of Artificial Intelligence Chatbot Responses to Patient Questions 31:29

5M ago31:29

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July 2024 Journal Club PodcastTitle: Usefulness and Accuracy of Artificial Intelligence Chatbot Responses to Patient Questions for Neurosurgical ProceduresTo read journal article: https://journals.lww.com/neurosurgery/fulltext/2024/07000/usefulness_and_accuracy_of_artificial_intelligence.18.aspxAuthor: Joseph HudsonGuest faculty: Todd HollonModerat…

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David Rothenberger MD - Making a Difference 53:22

5M ago53:22

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David Rothenberger came from the humblest of beginnings in South Dakota with no plans for college never mind a stellar career in surgery. He witnessed family tragedy with two infant deaths and decided immediately to become a doctor. And so he did with a combination of government loans and scholarships. He liked the look of the Princeton brochure so…

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Controversies in Neurosurgery: ACDF vs. Cervical Arthroplasty 22:39

5M ago22:39

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Title: ACDF vs. Cervical ArthroplastyGuest Faculty: Benjamin D. Elder, MD PhDHosts: Rushna Ali, MD and Seth F. Oliveria, MD PhDDr. Benjamin Elder will discuss the indications, current evidence, limitations and pitfalls of ACDF versus arthroplasty for cervical disc disease.Av Congress of Neurological Surgeons

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Season 4, Episode 5, JOGS Article Review with Dr. Patricio Polanco 23:41

5M ago23:41

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Professor John MacFie - retired but still vexed! 46:41

6M ago46:41

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In this latest episode of #Surgeonslives we hear from Professor John MacFie who is now happily retired from a stellar career in surgery in the UK. Rising to the Presidency of #ASGBI he was a superb clinical surgeon, researcher and mentor of many. His views on that part of life are worth listening to as always. However, he also discusses what has ve…

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Does Tighter Glycemic Control Beyond Hemoglobin A1c of 8% Improve Outcome for Lumbar Spine Surgery? 28:53

6M ago28:53

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June 2024 Journal Club PodcastTitle: Does Tighter Glycemic Control Beyond Hemoglobin A1c of 8% Improve Outcome for Lumbar Spine Surgery? A MSSIC StudyTo read journal article: https://journals.lww.com/neurosurgery/fulltext/2024/06000/does_tighter_glycemic_control_beyond_hemoglobin.5.aspxAuthor: Victor ChangGuest faculty: Matthew GaryResident Planner…

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Sir Neil Mortensen talks life, surgery, farms and opera 59:04

6M ago59:04

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Professor Sir Neil Mortensen grew up in a humble and evangelical family, went to medical school as something worthy and became a surgeon probably because of a student mentor. After that, there was no stopping him as he rose through the ranks to the very, very top as a world renowned colorectal surgeon and most recently President of the Royal Colleg…

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Season 4, Episode 4: JOGS Article Review: Interview with Dr. Nicholas Zyromski 27:16

6M ago27:16

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Optimizing Neurosurgical Practice: How to Deal With Complications – Both at Work and at Home 32:47

6M ago32:47

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Title: How to Deal With Complications – Both at Work and at HomeGuest faculty: Christopher Shaffrey, MDHost: Lara Massie, MD and Scott Zuckerman, MD, MPHEvery surgeon will experience complications. We are often protected in residency from feeling the true weight of the responsibility or dealing with the patient long-term. Dr. Christopher Shaffrey w…

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