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This video explores the most common reasons why your wrist may hurt and what steps you should take to address it. We review frequent causes such as tendonitis, arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, ligament injuries, and overuse conditions, while highlighting key symptoms that should not be ignored. Intended for patients and caregivers, this educational content provides practical advice on initial self-care, when to seek medical attention, and available treatment options ranging from conservative therapy to surgical intervention. The goal is to give viewers clear and reliable information to better understand wrist pain and how to manage it effectively.
This video explains the differences between a total joint replacement and a hemi (partial) joint replacement, helping patients understand which option may be most appropriate for their condition. We review the indications, surgical techniques, benefits, and limitations of each procedure, as well as how patient age, activity level, and degree of joint damage influence the decision. Designed for patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals, this educational content provides clear, reliable, and accessible information to support informed decision-making. The goal is to help viewers understand the pros and cons of each approach so they can discuss the best treatment option with their orthopedic surgeon.
This video in the Ortho for Primary Care series addresses the common term “Bible bump” used for ganglion cysts and explains why attempting to smash or self-treat these wrist bumps is unsafe and strongly discouraged. We review what ganglion cysts really are, how they form, and the risks of trying outdated or harmful treatment methods. Designed for primary care doctors, medical students, and healthcare professionals, this educational content emphasizes proper diagnosis, safe treatment options, and when referral to an orthopedic hand specialist is appropriate. The goal is to provide clear and evidence-based guidance to ensure safe and effective care for patients presenting with wrist ganglion cysts.
This video in the Ortho for Primary Care series focuses on ganglion cysts, commonly known as “bumps on the wrist.” Viewers will learn what ganglion cysts are, why they develop, and how they can affect wrist movement and hand function. We also discuss how to distinguish them from other wrist masses during a clinical exam. Created for primary care colleagues, medical students, and healthcare professionals, this educational content highlights diagnostic approaches, conservative treatment options, and when referral to an orthopedic specialist may be necessary. The goal is to provide clear, practical guidance to support effective evaluation and management of ganglion cysts in the primary care setting.
This video uncovers the truth about tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) and explains why it isn’t necessarily caused by playing tennis. We review the real underlying causes, including repetitive strain, overuse of the forearm muscles, and occupational risk factors that contribute to this painful condition. Designed for primary care providers, medical students, and healthcare professionals, this educational content highlights how to recognize tennis elbow, initial management strategies, and when referral to an orthopedic specialist may be necessary. The goal is to provide clear, practical information that corrects common myths and supports effective care in a primary care setting.
Welcome to #OrthoForPrimaryCare! In this video, we explore athletic knee injuries, one of the most frequent orthopedic concerns among active individuals and athletes. Viewers will learn about common conditions such as ACL tears, meniscus injuries, ligament sprains, and overuse syndromes, as well as how these injuries typically present in the clinical setting. This educational content is designed for primary care providers, medical students, and healthcare professionals. We highlight diagnostic approaches, initial management strategies, and when referral to an orthopedic specialist is necessary. The goal is to provide practical, evidence-based insights that support effective care for athletes and active patients experiencing knee injuries.
This video in the Ortho for Primary Care series focuses on shoulder instability, a condition often seen in athletes and active individuals but also present in the general population. Viewers will learn about the causes of instability, including traumatic dislocations, ligament laxity, and repetitive overuse, as well as the common symptoms and functional limitations patients experience. Created for primary care colleagues, medical students, and healthcare professionals, this educational content highlights how to evaluate shoulder instability, initial management strategies, and when to refer patients to an orthopedic specialist. The goal is to provide clear, practical, and evidence-based guidance that supports effective care in the primary care setting.
In this video, Dr. Alejandro Badia shares key orthopedic insights tailored for primary care colleagues, highlighting the most common musculoskeletal conditions encountered in everyday practice. He explains how to recognize early signs, initiate appropriate management, and identify cases that require referral to an orthopedic specialist. This educational content is designed for primary care providers, medical students, and healthcare professionals seeking to strengthen their understanding of orthopedic care. Dr. Badia emphasizes practical, evidence-based strategies to improve patient outcomes and foster effective collaboration between primary care and orthopedic specialists.
In this video, Dr. Alejandro Badia explains the different types of finger fractures and why they should never be underestimated. Even small or seemingly minor fractures can affect joint alignment, tendon function, and long-term hand mobility if not properly treated. This educational content is intended for patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals, highlighting the importance of accurate diagnosis, timely treatment, and when surgical intervention may be necessary. Dr. Badia shares his expertise to emphasize why finger fractures should always be taken seriously to ensure optimal recovery and hand function.
This video in the Ortho for Primary Care series addresses knee pain, one of the most frequent musculoskeletal complaints encountered in primary care. Viewers will learn about the common causes, including arthritis, ligament injuries, meniscus tears, overuse conditions, and red flags that should not be overlooked during evaluation. Designed for primary care providers, medical students, and healthcare professionals, this educational content reviews diagnostic strategies, initial management approaches, and when referral to an orthopedic specialist is appropriate. The goal is to provide clear, practical, and evidence-based guidance to support effective care for patients presenting with knee pain.
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