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Join me, Dr Gavin Nimon (Orthopaedic Surgeon), as I unlock the complexities of shoulder injuries for you, delving straight into the heart of one of the most intricate joints in the human body. We'll dissect everything from dislocations to tendon tears, bringing clarity to the often convoluted path to diagnosis and treatment. As an orthopaedic surgeon and senior lecturer, I'll provide you with invaluable insights that merge practical medicine with academic expertise, offering strategies that cater to both seasoned professionals and the curious minds of medical students.
Shoulder stability is a dance of anatomy and injury, where one misstep can lead to a cascade of problems. We examine the labrum's crucial role and how injuries like the notorious Bankart lesion can disrupt your groove. I explain why the debate between immobilization and early mobilization is more than just academic banter.
In our final chapter, we pull back the curtain on the recovery journeys following shoulder dislocations. Exploring the genetic hand we're dealt and the ligamentous laxity that plagues some patients, we chart a course through the rocky waters of rehabilitation.
Whether your interest lies in the nuances of AC joint injuries or the surgical reconstructions for chronic instability, this episode is a treasure trove of medical knowledge. And remember, while we're here to guide you through the maze of medical information, always consult a specialist for your unique health concerns.
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In this episode, Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Physiotherapist James Schomburgk on his approach to the treatment of Back pain and strains. James presents the current evidence for varying treatments.
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In this episode, Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Christine Lai, a specialist general surgeon with post-fellowship training in the subspecialty fields of breast and endocrine surgery, about the diagnosis, treatment, screening and the future of breast cancer.
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In this episode, Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Shaun Fowler (Radiologist of Fowler Simmons Radiology, a specialist MSK imaging radiology practice) on the use of imaging in MSK conditions.
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In this episode, Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Cameron Singleton ( cardiologist and electrophysiological arrhythmia expert) on atrial fibrillation.
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In this episode, Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Professor Robyn Young from Flinders University, on the Autism Spectrum Disorders, nomenclature, diagnosis, symptoms, treatment and conditions it can mimic.
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Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Yugesh Caplash, Plastic Surgeon, regarding the various skin cancer conditions, including diagnosis and treatment
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In this episode, Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Paul Hollington. general surgeon at Flinders Medical Centre regarding colorectal cancer, diagnosis, screening, treatment and prevention.
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After a few week hiatus for medical school exams, Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Glen Benveniste, Vascular surgeon about his approach to aneuyrsms, atherosclerosis and varicose veins.
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Venture into the captivating world of medicine with 'Aussie Med Ed,' your definitive Australian medical podcast. Journey through the diverse medical landscape in an easy-going atmosphere, guided by…
At Aussie Med Ed, we delve into an array of medical conditions, unraveling their mysteries, diagnosis, and treatment options. Our approach is unique, as we bring in experts from the extensive medical community, encouraging engaging dialogues that help demystify complex health issues. We're more than a medical podcast - we're a bridge between you and the world of medicine. Whether you're an aspiring doctor, a seasoned practitioner, or a curious mind, Aussie Med Ed is the perfect platform to expand your medical knowledge horizons.
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Dr Gavin Nimon and the team at Aussie Med Ed acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which the podcast is produced that of the Kaurna , Ngarrindjeri and Peramangk people.

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