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Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Marc Cesana ( head doctor Adelaide Football Club) on his approach to Osteitis Pubis, Hamstring injuries and patella tendonitis, chondromalacia patellae.
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In this episode Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Dan Spernat, ( https://www.eastwesturology.com.au/about-us/dan-spernat ) Urologist specialising in treatment of prostate cancer about incidence, screening, diagnosis and treatment options.
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In this episode Gavin interviews Dr Sam Whittle, Staff Specialist Rheumatologist and research fellow in living evidenced based algorithms, on his approach for the medical student and general practitioner on assessing a patient who may present with an inflammatory arthritis.
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In this comprehensive Aussie Med Ed podcast episode, Orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Gavin Nimon ( Glenelg Orthopaedics) offers an in-depth exploration of shoulder pain, tailored to enhance the knowledge and practice of medical students and bgeneral practitioners. Dr. Nimon meticulously breaks down the complexities of shoulder anatomy and the diverse conditions that contribute to shoulder pain, such as rotator cuff injuries, bursitis, tendinopathy, and arthritis. Emphasizing the criticality of accurate diagnosis, he walks through effective diagnostic strategies, including the nuanced use of imaging and physical assessments.
The episode is particularly insightful in discussing the latest treatment methodologies, both surgical and non-surgical, providing GPs with up-to-date information on managing these cases. Dr. Nimon also addresses the importance of patient-centered care, highlighting the role of personalized treatment plans and rehabilitation protocols. His expert insights into the subtleties of patient communication and management of expectations are invaluable for practitioners dealing with such a common yet challenging ailment.
This episode is not just a deep dive into the medical aspects of shoulder pain but also a guide on enhancing patient outcomes. It's a must-listen for the health professional looking to expand their expertise in orthopaedics, offering practical advice and advanced knowledge to improve their day-to-day practice. The podcast promises to equip the lisytener with the tools and understanding necessary to effectively diagnose, treat, and manage shoulder pain, ultimately enhancing patient care.
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Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Martin Bruening, senior lecturer at University of Adelaide and General Surgeon on the types of Hernias, and a pragmatic approach to assessing them from a student's perspective.
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Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Nick Knight about the principles of General Anaesthesia, advantages of different methods of intubation and principles of airway maintenance.
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In this podcast, Dr Gavin Nimon interviews Dr Sandy Craig, Gastroenterologist, about his approach to assessing jaundice.
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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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