ISAKOS PODCAST

This episode of the ISAKOS Sports Medicine Podcast explores injuries in recreational and professional golfers. Moderator Jóni Nunes is joined by Denny T. T. Lie, Steven Weber, Elisabet Hagert, and J.W. Thomas Byrd to discuss the golf kinetic chain, common hip, back, shoulder, elbow, wrist, and nerve injuries, and considerations for treatment, rehabilitation, prevention, and return to golf.

Join Jon Karlsson, MD, PhD, Prof. (Sweden), as he interviews Bruce Reider, MD (United States) in the latest episode of Giants in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. Discover the story behind his life, career, and contributions to the field.

Join moderator Mark Hutchinson and experts Jon Patricios, Seth Sherman, and Stephen Weber as they discuss the unique challenges of caring for athletes in American football.

From concussion recognition and management to catastrophic knee injuries, shoulder trauma, sideline emergency care, and return-to-play decision-making, the panel shares practical insights on preparation, communication, shared decision-making, and athlete safety across all levels of sport.

What happens when surgeons from five continents come together to learn, travel, collaborate, and experience orthopaedic practice across some of Europe’s leading centers?

In this episode of the ISAKOS Podcast, members of the 2025 ISAKOS Global Traveling Fellowship reflect on a journey that went far beyond surgical techniques.

From exchanging ideas with world-renowned surgeons and experiencing different approaches to patient care, to bringing new innovations home and forming friendships that span the globe, the fellows share how the experience challenged their thinking and left a lasting impact on their practices and careers.

Join David Parker and Sachin Tapasvi, with hosts Nikolaos Paschos and Claudia Arias, as they reflect on the success of the 2026 ISAKOS Regional Summit in Mumbai.

Hear how the Summit brought together international and regional faculty, delivered education tailored to local needs, engaged the next generation of orthopaedic surgeons, and fostered collaboration through interactive discussions, case-based learning, and the exchange of global perspectives.

Join moderator Sérgio Rocha Piedade and experts Giovanni Di Giacomo, Ferran Abat, and Philippe Landreau as they discuss the diagnosis and management of shoulder injuries in judokas. Through real-world cases, they explore AC joint dislocations, clavicle fractures, treatment decision-making, and return-to-play considerations in combat sports.

Live from the 2025 ISAKOS Congress in Munich, Germany: Extra Articular Impingement Syndrome

Listen as an international panel of experts explores extra-articular hip impingement syndromes, including iliopsoas, subspine, ischiofemoral, and deep gluteal syndromes, with insights into diagnosis, imaging, and current treatment approaches.

Featuring: A. Stubbs, S. Ahmad, O. Ayeni, & M. Safran

Deputy eNewsletter Editor Claudia Arias interviews authors Lika Dzidzishvili and Jorge Chahla about their Current Perspective article: Meniscus Root Injuries: More Questions than Answers?

The authors discuss the evolving understanding of meniscus root injuries, including the differences between medial and lateral root tears, the role of meniscal extrusion and lower limb alignment, and the key questions that continue to shape research and clinical practice.

ISAKOS eNewsletter Editor Iftach Hetsroni interviews the 2026 Vol. I Quick Quiz winner and ISAKOS member Dr. Oyoo Were from Kenya about his ISAKOS journey, the impact of the ISAKOS Traveling Fellowship, and how ISAKOS has supported his professional growth.

Inside 2026 Volume II of the ISAKOS eNewsletter

Get a preview of what’s ahead! ISAKOS eNewsletter Editor-in-Chief, Iftach Hetsroni, shares highlights from the upcoming issue — including six new Current Perspectives.

2026 Volume II launches July 1. Stay tuned!