OTW POD
OTW POD
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For over two decades, Orthopedics This Week has been the trusted voice of the orthopedic community. Now, we're bringing that same unmatched industry intelligence and network to your favorite podcast platform. Whether you're a surgeon seeking the latest surgical innovations, a medtech professional navigating market challenges, or an entrepreneur building the next breakthrough device, this podcast delivers actionable insights from the field's most influential voices.
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The podcast focuses on orthopedic innovations, market trends, and insightful interviews with episodes discussing surgical techniques, the impact of new technologies in orthopedics, and personal stories from key industry figures like Robin Young.
For over two decades, Orthopedics This Week has been the trusted voice of the orthopedic community. Now, we’re bringing that same unmatched industry intelligence and network to your favorite podcast platform. Whether you’re a surgeon seeking the latest surgical innovations, a medtech professional navigating market challenges, or an entrepreneur building the next breakthrough device, this podcast delivers actionable insights from the field’s most influential voices.
In this episode of the OTW Podcast, TJ Halvorson sits down with Christopher Dodson, MD, sports medicine orthopedic surgeon, Associate Head Orthopedic Surgeon for the Philadelphia Eagles, Head of Orthopedics at Vincera Institute, co-founder of VueFi, and a new member of the Orthopedics This Week Editorial Advisory Board.Dr. Dodson talks about the realities behind a high-volume sports medicine practice: the OR team, the mental switch that happens when surgery starts, the physical toll of operating, and why the best surgeons never lose sight of the trust patients place in them.The conversation also moves into one of the biggest questions in sports medicine: why are so many young athletes getting hurt?Dr. Dodson discusses early specialization, ACL injuries, movement patterns, and why playing multiple sports may be one of the most underrated injury-prevention tools left.He also weighs in on burnout, physician autonomy, prior authorization, physician-owned facilities, biologics, PRP, pain control, and why—despite the frustrations—orthopedic surgery remains one of the most gratifying jobs in medicine.
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