Videos

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 We review what ganglion cysts really are, how they form, and the risks of trying outdated or harmful treatment methods…. [Read More]

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…. [Read More]

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… [Read More]

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… [Read More]

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… [Read More]

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… [Read More]

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,… [Read More]

This video in the Ortho for Primary Care series focuses on boxer’s knuckle, an injury involving the extensor tendon over the knuckle that commonly affects athletes, particularly boxers and martial artists. Viewers will learn how this condition develops, the typical signs and symptoms, and the impact it can have on hand function if not properly… [Read More]

This video in the Ortho for Primary Care series addresses basal joint arthritis, also known as thumb arthritis, a common source of pain and functional limitation in adults. We review the anatomy of the thumb base, the typical progression of arthritis in this joint, and the symptoms that often lead patients to seek medical attention…. [Read More]

This video is part of the Ortho for Primary Care series and focuses on wrist pain, one of the most common complaints seen in primary care practice. We review the key causes of wrist pain, including overuse injuries, arthritis, ligament issues, and nerve compression, while offering guidance on how to recognize important red flags. Designed… [Read More]

In this video, we answer a common question from medical students: What is the difference between carpal tunnel syndrome and cubital tunnel syndrome? Viewers will learn about the anatomy involved, how nerve compression occurs in each condition, and the distinct symptoms that patients may experience in the hand, wrist, and elbow. This educational content is… [Read More]