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Listen to Pod Patrol, where we dive into the fascinating world of Podiatry alongside guests from various medical disciplines. Join us as we uncover intriguing patient cases, discuss cutting-edge techniques, and explore the latest advancements in Podiatry, Orthopedic Surgery, Vascular Surgery, and more.
Host Dr. Jeffrey Dikis provides expert analysis, entertainment, and captivating storytelling. With a wealth of clinical experience, we dissect complex medical scenarios, sharing our insights and perspectives garnered from years of practice.
Host Dr. Jeffrey Dikis provides expert analysis, entertainment, and captivating storytelling. With a wealth of clinical experience, we dissect complex medical scenarios, sharing our insights and perspectives garnered from years of practice.
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In this special season finale of Pod Patrol, host Dr. Jeff Dikis is joined by the other half of @FootDocDuo, Dr. Ashley Dikis, to reflect on the journey of the podcast over the past year and a half. They discuss the challenges and rewards of podcasting, the impact of their Instagram presence, and the unexpected connections made through the show. The episode also delves into the recent salary survey for podiatrists, exploring the wide range of earnings and the factors influencing them, while addressing misconceptions about the profession.Listeners are treated to insights on balancing work and personal life, the importance of transparency in the medical field, and the potential changes in podiatry residency accreditation. Dr. Jeff Dikis emphasizes the value of unbiased opinions and the role of the podcast in fostering professional relationships. Thank you so much for the support of the most entertaining podcast in the Foot & Ankle world! Until next season...
This episode is part of a series from In-House CME on Minimally Invasive Surgery in the Foot and Ankle. For more information and to obtain CME credit for this episode, visit:https://inhousecme.com/programs?type=on-demandIn this episode of MIS Adventures, Dr. Jeff Dikis and Dr. Brad Abicht explore the world of minimally invasive surgery (MIS) for bunions, discussing the challenges and benefits that come with this advanced technique. They highlight the steep learning curve associated with MIS, yet emphasize the significant benefits it offers, such as quicker recovery times and positive patient outcomes. The conversation delves into the evolution of MIS techniques since the 1980s, noting how the radiographic appearance can initially deter surgeons but mastery involves understanding both technology and technique. The episode also underscores the collaborative nature of the MIS community, which is continuously learning and innovating.The discussion further explores how MIS bunions are becoming more mainstream, though they still face adoption challenges. Dr. Dikis and Dr. Abicht stress the importance of precise technique and a deep understanding of anatomy for successful procedures. They also discuss the role of technology in driving the evolution of MIS, highlighting how immediate weight-bearing post-surgery enhances recovery. The episode concludes with insights into the future of MIS, driven by both innovation and lessons learned from past experiences, offering a path to better patient outcomes.
In this engaging episode of Pod Patrol, Dr. Jeff Dikis welcomes Dr. Colin Mizuo, DPM, who shares his unique journey highlighting the pivotal role of mentorship in his career development. The conversation delves into the challenges and opportunities presented by military service, as Dr. Mizuo recounts his experiences in the Navy and how they shaped his approach to medicine. Listeners will gain insights into the innovative surgical techniques that Dr. Mizuo employs, emphasizing the importance of addressing cartilage defects and the evolving landscape of podiatric practices.The discussion also touches on the broader implications of technology in medicine, particularly the role of AI in modern practices. Dr. Mizuo offers valuable advice on networking and self-promotion, underscoring their significance in building a successful medical career. The episode concludes with reflections on the impact of historical events on personal and professional life, providing a thoughtful perspective on the intersection of history and medicine. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the dynamic field of podiatry and the inspiring stories of those who advance it.
In this episode of GaitKeepers Journal Club, hosts Brad Abicht and Jeff Dikis are joined by guest Dr. Corine Creech to delve into the world of minimally invasive surgical techniques. The discussion centers around recent articles on pitfalls to avoid in MIS foot and ankle surgery, emphasizing the transformative impact of minimally invasive procedures on surgical practices. Dr. Creech shares her research insights on subtalar joint and talonavicular joint preparation, underscoring the critical importance of understanding anatomical structures and surgical portals for successful outcomes.The conversation highlights the significant benefits of minimally invasive surgery, such as reduced recovery times and enhanced patient safety. It also addresses the challenges posed by anatomical variations and the necessity of proper tool usage and techniques. The episode underscores the value of collaboration and research in advancing surgical practices and emphasizes the role of education and training in mastering these innovative procedures. The GaitKeepers Journal Club continues to serve as a vital platform for sharing surgical knowledge and fostering professional growth.
In this episode of Pod Patrol Podcast, host Dr. Jeff Dikis welcomes Dr. Brandon Gumbiner, a residency director at OSF Health in Dixon, Illinois, to discuss the intricacies of podiatric surgery and residency training. Dr. Gumbiner shares his journey from a young medical student to a seasoned residency director, highlighting the challenges and rewards of teaching the next generation of podiatrists. The conversation delves into the importance of hands-on training, the role of industry in medical education, and the innovative escape room concept used to enhance learning experiences for residents.Listeners will gain insights into the complexities of nerve-related foot issues, as Dr. Gumbiner discusses real-life cases and the diagnostic processes involved. The episode also touches on the significance of maintaining a balance between teaching and personal life, and the satisfaction derived from seeing residents grow into competent professionals. Whether you're a medical student, a practicing podiatrist, or simply interested in the field, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the evolving landscape of podiatric medicine.Song: Ghost Beatz - Crown KeeperRRC4PMIBHYQRXXOB
In this episode of Pod Patrol Podcast, host Dr. Jeff Dikis welcomes Dr. Brandon Gumbiner, a residency director at OSF Health in Dixon, Illinois, to discuss the intricacies of podiatric surgery and residency training. Dr. Gumbiner shares his journey from a young medical student to a seasoned residency director, highlighting the challenges and rewards of teaching the next generation of podiatrists. The conversation delves into the importance of hands-on training, the role of industry in medical education, and the innovative escape room concept used to enhance learning experiences for residents.Listeners will gain insights into the complexities of nerve-related foot issues, as Dr. Gumbiner discusses real-life cases and the diagnostic processes involved. The episode also touches on the significance of maintaining a balance between teaching and personal life, and the satisfaction derived from seeing residents grow into competent professionals. Whether you're a medical student, a practicing podiatrist, or simply interested in the field, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the evolving landscape of podiatric medicine.Song: Ghost Beatz - Crown KeeperRRC4PMIBHYQRXXOB
In this episode of Pod Patrol Podcast, host Dr. Jeff Dikis welcomes Dr. Brandon Gumbiner, a residency director at OSF Health in Dixon, Illinois, to discuss the intricacies of podiatric surgery and residency training. Dr. Gumbiner shares his journey from a young medical student to a seasoned residency director, highlighting the challenges and rewards of teaching the next generation of podiatrists. The conversation delves into the importance of hands-on training, the role of industry in medical education, and the innovative escape room concept used to enhance learning experiences for residents. Listeners will gain insights into the complexities of nerve-related foot issues, as Dr. Gumbiner discusses real-life cases and the diagnostic processes involved. The episode also touches on the significance of maintaining a balance between teaching and personal life, and the satisfaction derived from seeing residents grow into competent professionals. Whether you're a medical student, a practicing podiatrist, or simply interested in the field, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the evolving landscape of podiatric medicine.
MIS-Adventures Episode 2: Less is More: The Art of Minimally Invasive Bunion SurgeryWelcome to episode 2 of our limited series MIS-Adventures, broadcast LIVE monthly on In-House CME for free CME.In this episode, we delve into the art of minimally invasive bunion surgery with renowned experts Tom Lewis and Peter Lam, joining host Dr. Jeff Dikis. Broadcasting from different corners of the globe, Tom joins us from London after a year in Sydney with Dr. Lam, while Peter connects from Kuala Lumpur, where he's teaching at Malaysia's first MIS Arthroscopy course. Together, they share insights into the latest techniques and the importance of setup in achieving successful outcomes in MIS bunion surgery.Our guests discuss the evolution of MIS techniques, emphasizing the benefits of less invasive procedures compared to traditional open surgeries. They highlight the importance of precise equipment and setup, including the use of specific burrs and fluoroscopy, to ensure optimal results. The conversation also touches on the challenges and solutions in correcting hallux valgus, the role of rotational control in osteotomies, and the significance of patient recovery and satisfaction. Join us for an enlightening discussion on the future of foot and ankle surgery.
![S2.E40 - Dr. Tom Chang & Dr. Luke Cicchinelli - BioIntegrative Implants [Sponsored by Ossio]](https://s3.castbox.fm/2b/d5/17/1638808b7e2ed3550c7c2fac705af8c042_scaled_v1_400.jpg "S2.E40 - Dr. Tom Chang & Dr. Luke Cicchinelli - BioIntegrative Implants [Sponsored by Ossio]")
In this special episode of a Live Pod Patrol Podcast, sponsored by Ossio, Dr. Jeff Dikis hosts an insightful discussion with Dr. Tom Chang and Dr. Luke Cicchinelli. Broadcasting live from the Des Moines Heartland Podiatry meeting, the episode delves into the innovative Ossio product line, which offers a groundbreaking alternative to traditional metal implants. The conversation highlights the benefits of Ossio's bio-integrative technology, which mimics natural bone and gradually dissolves, leaving only bone behind, thus eliminating the need for hardware removal.Listeners are treated to expert insights as Dr. Chang and Dr. Cicchinelli share their experiences with Ossio, discussing its strength, adaptability, and the significant impact it has had on their surgical practices. The episode also explores the broader implications of Ossio's technology in various surgical fields, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize patient outcomes. Join us for this engaging episode as we explore the future of podiatric surgery with Ossio.
In this episode of GaitKeepers Journal Club, hosts Jeff Dikis and Dr. Brad Abicht are joined by Dr. Ryan Rigby to delve into the intricacies of medial ankle instability and the surgical techniques for its repair. Dr. Rigby shares insights from his extensive research, including the significance of the "drive-through sign" in diagnosing deltoid ligament insufficiency. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding both acute and chronic ankle instability, with a focus on the medial ankle, often overshadowed by its lateral counterpart.Listeners will gain valuable knowledge on the decision-making process for repairing the deltoid ligament, the role of intraoperative stress exams, and the nuances of surgical consent. Dr. Rigby emphasizes the need for thorough evaluation and the benefits of early rehabilitation post-surgery. This episode is a must-listen for medical professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of ankle stabilization techniques and improve patient outcomes.
In this episode of Pod Patrol, Dr. Jeff Dikis hosts Dr. Hartley Miltchin, (@Bunion King on Instagram), to explore the world of foot and ankle surgery with a focus on minimally invasive surgery (MIS). Dr. Miltchin shares his extensive experience and insights into the evolution of MIS, the differences between Canadian and American healthcare systems, and the benefits of operating a cash-pay practice. The discussion covers technical aspects of MIS, patient care, and the future of podiatric surgery.Dr. Miltchin emphasizes the importance of hands-on training in cadaver labs and highlights the resurgence of MIS among podiatrists and orthopedic surgeons. He discusses his techniques for realigning deformities without metal fixation, allowing for quick recovery and less reliance on narcotics. The episode provides valuable insights into patient education, the challenges of healthcare systems, and the promising future of less invasive surgical techniques in podiatry.
Welcome to the inaugural episode of "MIS-Adventures", a new year-long series for free CME offered at In-House CME, dedicated to exploring the world of Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) of the foot & ankle. Hosted by Dr. Jeff Dikis and joined by Dr. Brad Abicht, the series aims to guide listeners from the basics to complex surgical techniques, with monthly episodes designed to enhance understanding and skills in MIS. In this first episode, we delve into the evolution and benefits of MIS, discussing how it offers better outcomes for the patient, emphasizing the revolutionary impact, and details how to get started.Throughout the episode, Dr. Dikis and Dr. Abicht provide insights into the technical aspects and challenges of MIS, exploring common pathologies treated with these techniques. They highlight the importance of patient outcomes and the future of MIS, noting that innovation drives medicine forward. Key takeaways include the benefits of MIS, such as reduced post-operative pain, faster recovery, and lower infection risk, making it a preferable choice for many patients.Join us next month for Episode 2, featuring pioneers in minimally invasive bunion surgery, Peter Lam and Tom Lewis. This series promises to be an exciting journey into the world of MIS, offering valuable knowledge and practical insights for both seasoned professionals and those new to the field. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from the experts and enhance your surgical practice.
In this episode of Pod Patrol, we welcome Dr. David Schweibish, DPM to explore the dynamic journey into podiatry and the critical role of podiatry within medicine. They delve into the evolving landscape of healthcare, highlighting how AI is becoming an integral tool to augment medical professionals rather than replace them. The conversation also touches on the importance of professional branding in podiatry, addressing common misconceptions and emphasizing the need for public understanding and recruitment. Dr. Schweibish shares insights on the future of the field under new leadership, discussing the APMA's efforts to adapt to modern challenges and the significance of engaging with students to secure the future of podiatry.The discussion further explores the necessity of self-care for healthcare professionals to prevent burnout, underscoring the importance of maintaining personal well-being to effectively care for others. Dr. Schweibish emphasizes that leadership in podiatry requires a deep understanding of personal strengths and active engagement within the profession. By breaking down misconceptions and fostering a collaborative environment, the podiatry profession is poised for growth and innovation, paving the way for a promising future.
In this engaging conversation, Dr. Glenn Weinraub shares his eclectic journey from professional motocross and skiing to becoming a prominent podiatric surgeon. He discusses the importance of mentorship in shaping his career, the efficient Kaiser healthcare model, and the life lessons learned through personal health challenges. Dr. Weinraub emphasizes the evolution of podiatry practices, the significance of teaching future surgeons, and the impact of medical missions in underserved communities. The discussion also touches on the complexities of managing surgical complications and the value of second opinions in patient care.
In this engaging episode of the GaitKeepers Journal Club, hosts Dr. Brad Abicht and Dr. Jeff Dikis, along with Rich Dubin, welcome esteemed guests Dr. Bob Anderson, MD and Stacey Case, CEO of Sideline Surgeons. Dr. Anderson, a long-time team physician for the Green Bay Packers and Carolina Panthers, shares his extensive expertise in sports medicine, focusing on the intricacies of foot and ankle injuries in NFL athletes. The discussion delves into the prevalence and diagnosis of syndesmotic injuries, the impact of modern imaging techniques, and the evolution of treatment protocols. They discuss the increasing number of Achilles tendon injuries, and theorize ways to prevent them.Stacey Case introduces Sideline Surgeons, an innovative IT platform designed to streamline communication and documentation for physicians working with elite athletes. She describes the role for interdiciplinary medicine for these high level athletes, and providing access to top-level physicians easily.
In this episode, Dr. Jeff Dikis interviews Dr. Alan Sherman, who shares his journey in the field of podiatry and the evolution of medical education. Dr. Sherman discusses his early experiences with technology, the founding of Podiatry Online, and the transition to providing educational solutions for podiatrists. He emphasizes the impact of technology and AI on medical education, the changes in the podiatry field over the years, and the importance of adapting to new educational methods. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities in continuing education for podiatrists, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. He unveils his new AI-driven solution for Present Podiatry and discusses what goes in to creating such a project. Check out Podiatry.com for more information.
In this episode of Pod Patrol, Dr. Jeff Dikis interviews Dr. Tyler Gonzalez, MD, who shares his journey into the field of foot and ankle surgery, his experiences with minimally invasive surgery (MIS), and the importance of training the next generation of surgeons. They discuss the philosophy behind MIS, the challenges faced in its implementation, and practical applications through case studies. Dr. Gonzalez emphasizes the need to prioritize patient outcomes and the evolving nature of surgical techniques in orthopedics.They go through multiple cases, discuss tips for success, and technique ideas to improve surgeon skills.
In this episode of Pod Patrol, Dr. Jeff Dikis interviews Rich Dubin, a prominent figure in the field of education, and the founder of LER Expo and LER Magazine. Rich shares his journey from selling advertising for a podiatry magazine to creating a successful online educational platform. The conversation delves into the importance of relationships in the podiatry profession, the challenges of a difficult childhood, and the entrepreneurial spirit that drives Rich's ventures. They discuss the shift from print to digital education, the significance of engaging content, and the future goals of LER Expo. Rich also shares insights on targeted marketing and the value of creating a fun learning environment for clinicians. They discuss the development of GaitKeepers Journal Club and the growth they've seen in such a short timeframe.
In this episode of the GaitKeepers Journal Club, the hosts are joined by Dr. Sean Grambart, DPM, current faculty at Des Moines University, and past president of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.They break down the article Osteochondral Lesions of the Talus: The Questions We Want Answered by Grambart, Passet, and Holte.They delve into the complexities of osteochondral lesions of the talus, discussing various surgical techniques, conservative treatment options, and the importance of understanding lesion size. They share insights from their clinical experiences, emphasizing the need for thorough research and patient involvement in treatment decisions. The conversation also highlights the significance of post-operative care and the healing process, which can take up to two years.https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37236680/
In this episode of Pod Patrol, Dr. Jeff Dikis interviews Dr. PJ Brancheau, the program director of Hunt Regional, a podiatry residency in Texas. They discuss Dr. Brancheau's journey into podiatry, the educational benefit of athletic training, and the unique aspects of his residency program. The conversation also covers the role of the Texas Podiatric Medical Association, the Texas Podiatric Medical Foundation and the charitable outreach through mission work in Mexico. They discuss the challenges faced in patient care. Dr. Brancho shares insights on teaching and mentorship, as well as personal reflections on his career and aspirations.
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