Season 3, Episode 34.  Chuck and Chris discuss nuances of the presentation of CMC arthritis with attention paid to hyperextension of the thumb MCP joint.

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Season 3, Episode 33.  Chuck and Chris catch up and review an interesting case with severe elbow arthritis and ulnar nerve pathology.  We discuss the role of the AIN transfer includes Chris' technique as well as treatment of the elbow arthritis while treating cubital tunnel syndrome.

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Season 3, Episode 32.  Chuck and Chris discuss a case of central slip laceration before diving into cubital tunnel syndrome including decision- making for decompression vs transposition and technique preferences. 

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Season 3, Episode 31.  Chuck and Chris share exciting podcast milestone and announce a new giveaway to celebrate.  And then, we get down to a new topic- capitellar OCD, osteochondral defect, aka osteochondritis dissecans.  We share thoughts on diagnosis and treatment- what works, what doesn't, and so much more.

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Season 3, Episode 30.  Chuck and Chris answer a listener question regarding national society involvement.  We share our opinions on societies, leadership, leadership training, traveling fellowships, and so much more!

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Season 3, Episode 29.  Chuck and Chris discuss overcoming uncertainty as based on the HBR article "How to overcome your fear of the unknown" by authors Nathan Furr and Susannah Harmon Furr.  This article from the July-August issue is based on  the book, "The Upside of Uncertainty."  We found the article and its message fascinating and related the key points in this discussion.

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Season 3, Episode 28.  Chuck and Chris welcome Farshid Guilak to discuss his remarkable research career and his approach to leadership, mentorship, and change.  This fun and interesting discussion of topics is certain to be of interest.  Farsh has a remarkable recor of research success (the only 3 time winner of the Kappa Delta Award) and built a thriving lab through supportive leadership and mentorship.   We discuss these topics and more (work- life balance and generational differences)

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Season 3, Episode 27.  Chuck and Chris catch up, review some listener questions, and discuss their approaches to the scaphoid proximal pole nonunion, based on experience with literature guidance.

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Season 3, Episode 26.  Chuck and Chris return home and back to the familiar format.  After catching up, we dive into cases before pivoting to listener emails.  We close it out with pearls for the upcoming oral boards (although the tips apply to any question and answer session).

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Season 3, Episode 25.  Chuck and Chris on the road again before we head back home.  This is another episode recorded in Providence, Rhode Island during the AOA Annual Meeting.  We share a few cases and discuss ethics.  Specifically, complications from an outside surgeon or repeated less than ideal outcomes.  Join us and share your thoughts!


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