73 Questions with an Orthopedic Surgeon | ND MD

Fun fact:
Orthopedics = Orthopaedics
Orthopaedics - traditional English spelling used more in academic settings (so you'll see that spelling in the hospitals and departments)
Orthopedics - more Americanized spelling
Both can be used interchangeably! Not that I had to look that up while editing this video....

Hi, I follow you in Instagram. Love your video very informative. I wanted to contact you because currently I have a problem on my knee wanted to see if you can you help me Understand my MRI results please.

. I had an MCL torn meniscus in 2019. Now I have pain had an accident in 2022. When I kneel or squad my knee bothers and I feel like if have a cut or knife cut someone stabbing on my knee inner side of my knee I already had an injection synvisc-one that didn’t helped me.
because doctor told me I have osteoarthritis. Then he changed said I have a torn meniscus then he gave me more therapy I’m still in pain with discomfort in the middle inner side of my knee now he saids it’s arthritis can you help understand better if I have a torn miniscus or I have arthritis please. Even the pt tells me it’s meniscus so now I’m confused in pain. Can you just give me your opinion please. Thanks

FINDINGS: The anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments are maintained. The components of the posterolateral corner and medial collateral ligament appear intact.
Previously evident horizontal wear of the medial meniscus is less conspicuous and appears somewhat smaller on the present exam reflecting prior intervention. There is persistent near horizontal high signal present extending through the inferior aspest of the posterior horn body junction of the medial meniscus suggesting postsurgical change however the possibility of superimposed tear cannot be excluded, Correlation with MR arthrogram or CT arthrogram may be helpful and should be considered as clinically warranted. Lateral meniscus is intact. Bilateral meniscal tibial attachments are intact,
Tricompartmental cartilage thinning in evident which appear similar to that seen on the prior exam.
Joint effusion Is evident which appears decreased from prior exam.
The patellar tendon and quadriceps mechanism are maintained. There is no abnormal signal evident to suggest fracture or osteonecrosis.
IMPRESSION:
1. Findings most consistent with post surgical change involving the medial meniscus with a possible superimposed tear, discussion at suggestion as above.
2. Tricompartmental chondromalacia/cartilage thinning: unchanged.
3. Joint effusion: decreased from prior exams.

what an incredible idol! from a young Australian woman 🤓

My friend wrote songs and produced Adele’s 21 album. Good choice.

Loved this - Much respect Dr. A.🙏

Motivation

Probably the most completed doctor in the world.
His health, passion for job, knowledge, approach, having a wife and a kid is something everyone should work on!
This guy is a new role model for me!

Damn, he has really big muscles! When they said orthopedic surgeons were usually strong, I guess they weren’t kidding…

I have an intrigue in various fields of medicine but orthopedics genuinely just makes me smile. A sports medicine fellowship would make me cry upon acceptance.

dr please make video on pelvic synphysis dysfunction

Dr. A!!! I worked with him back 2013/2014. He’s such a gem to work with! Smart & kind 💪🏾💪🏾

Come to ONS

The sound is very low.

I love anatomy too. I had the top grades in anatomy and physiology. I loved it so much that I only had to study for less than an hour and was prepared to take the anatomy labs exam. It's really easy to be successful if you're infatuated with with medical science.

I admire him. He seems so invested and dedicated to his honorable work.

I'm an ER doc and fellow nigerian. Thanks for holding it down, fam!

Wow, what an awesome doctor! Thanks so much for this video. My dear nephew is in the second year of med school and he’s decided he wants to pursue orthopedic surgery. This is going to help him a lot!

A magnificent doctor

I've recently had hip surgery and have spent 1.t day in the hospital and got a chance to observe medical staff. What I've noticed is that the good doctors have this calm, structured vibe to them. The same applies to the good nurses. This interview reminded me of my fascination with skilled health care workers. Was a pleasure to listen to the amazing doctor.

My dude is a surgeon and he’s jacked. Cool to hear he was a former bodybuilder

Fun Fact. Orthopedic Spine surgeons use as much 6-0 Prolene as vascular surgeons. Burn 🔥

Doc: Los Angeles; if God could restore my knee activity, bilateral, I'd seek hospital maintenance and continue monitoring LA!

Doc: like a good cna?

Just shared this with my 17 year old child who recently expressed interest in this specialty as a career path. Thank you! This was an amazing interview with an insightful and personable doctor.
"73 questions" series is a very interesting series! You've done an excellent job with both the questions and choosing interesting doctors to interview!

He reminds me of young black guy I met on college who also pursuing orthopedics. He was a genius

Amen regarding insurance companies, as a nurse or patient.

what is th ig or fcb of the doctor ?

He's such a beautiful person!

It's the voice for me 🤩🤑

Ambivert

Actually considering I’m going to orthopaedic so that was really helpful for me!!

I appreciate that last advice thank you Andy for filming and thanks to that doctor in ortho, appreciate it man.💯

I work under a orthopedic surgeon and truly under stand him now lol this video made me have a better perspective.

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What are your fav games doctor ?

I’ve had a dislocated shoulder for about a year now, I’ve tried many things but was to no avail. I’m really disturbed now I don’t know what to do pls I’m confused...

What can I do?
I need your help pls...

Is that Sterling K Brown? 😊

We loved watching this video and appreciate your hard work and dedication to your profession!

ortho bro

Geaux Tigahs

he’s amazing

‘To help people in a way that I wasn’t able to help him’

Great Content.

I just got my total hip replacement done on Thursday I feel great you guys have the hands of angel I'm doing PT now I should be back in my high heels by the September

These interviews are super interesting. You have a gift of interviewing these professionals. Best of luck to this man. What a humble, intelligent, great guy.

Sir,are facial asymmetry and body asymmetry to a certain extent from external view in human beings normal?