Behind The Knife: The Surgery Podcast

Clinical Challenge in Surgery – Carotid Artery Stenosis Carotid endarterectomy is a great option for most patients, but what do you do when the lesion extends high in the neck or the neck has been irradiated? In this episode from the Vascular Surgery team at Behind the Knife, we discuss carotid artery stenosis using a real patient case from the University of Michigan. We touch on diagnosis and imaging as well as medical and surgical management of carotid disease with a special discussion about Transcarotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR), a new technique available for the treatment of carotid lesions. Dr. Nicholas Osborne is an Associate Professor of Vascular Surgery at the University of Michigan and the Chief of Vascular Surgery at the Ann Arbor Veteran’s Affairs Healthcare System. Dr. Frank Davis is a Chief Resident in the Integrated Vascular Surgery program at the University of Michigan. Dr. Craig Brown is a PGY-6 in the General Surgery program at the University of Michigan. Seminal Papers in Carotid

“If you could go back to your very first day of intern year and tell yourself one thing, what would it be?"   In this episode, AlleaBelle Gongola joins Scott Steele, Kevin Kniery, and Patrick Georgoff to discuss this very question. Tune in to hear wise answers from previous BTK episodes and fill up on inspiration as we head into a new academic year.  

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Go to greenchef.com/90surgery with code "90surgery" to get 90 dollars off some fantastic meals and help support Behind The Knife.  Host: Kevin Kniery Guest Hosts: Alexis Lauria and Alec Kersey For more details on vascular trauma discussion check previous episodes with Dr. Rasmussen. 

Go to HelloFresh.com/Surgery12 to get up to 12 free meals and support Behind The Knife. Host: Kevin Kniery Guest Hosts: Alexis Lauria and Alec Kersey Check our YouTube tutorial on REBOA https://bit.ly/3uSxLXb For more in detail vascular trauma discussions check out our previous episodes with Dr. Todd Rasmussen. 

In this episode, we host the Joint Commission who tell us about their efforts to improve healthcare disparities and healthcare provider diversity. We first briefly discuss structural racism before pivoting to how COVID has revealed how deep the roots of inequity travel. Finally we discuss the ways that Joint Commission are tackling the problem. Dr. Ana McKee, Executive Vice President and Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer of the Joint Commission joins our discussion, along with return guest Dr. Fabian Johnston from Johns Hopkins University. Dr. McKee mentions the Bernard J Tyson National Award for Excellent in the Pursuit of Healthcare Equity in this episode! Applications open on May 17. Please see go to THIS LINK to learn more about the process!

In this episode, we follow up with our friends at COVIDSurg (https://globalsurg.org/covidsurg/).  While the pandemic has been raging they have been hard at work, studying the interface between COVID and all things surgery.  They’ve produced some amazing work, most of which impacts the day to day lives of surgeons around the country.   How long should you wait to operate on a patient who has had COVID?  And what do you tell your patients about this?  What about vaccines?  Should your next patient undergoing elective surgery be vaccinated before you take them to the operating room?  Find out!

Clinical Challenges in Surgery: ARDS It's the middle of the night...the ventilator is alarming, the patient is hypoxic, and the nurse wants to know if you would like to paralyze the patient.  What do you do?!  Join Drs. Matt Martin, John McClellan, and Patrick Georgoff as they discuss the management of a real patient with severe Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome.  From paralytics and proning to steroids and ECMO, this episode has got you covered. 

Note: We couldn't upload the video version to your podcast player because the file was just way too big! That's because the operative video is so high quality! Please go our YouTube channel to watch it! Or click this link: https://youtu.be/xx7JMIe2d_o In the first of our Surgical Technique video series, Mass Gen Transplant surgeons take us step by step through a kidney transplant! This is Part 2 of the series. We are joined by Dr. Leigh Anne Dageforde, Dr. Anushi Shah, and Dr. Ashley Aaron. Just in time for National Donate Life Month!

Note: We couldn't upload the video version to your podcast player because the file was just way too big! That's because the operative video is so high quality! Please go our YouTube channel to watch it! Or click this link: https://youtu.be/xx7JMIe2d_o In the first of our Surgical Technique video series, Mass Gen Transplant surgeons take us step by step through a kidney transplant! This is Part 1 of the series. We are joined by Dr. Leigh Anne Dageforde, Dr. Anushi Shah, and Dr. Ashley Aaron. Just in time for National Donate Life Month!

Dr. Anton Fries, Chief of Plastic Surgery at UT San Antonio, joins the podcast to give us all a primer on all we need to know about flap-based reconstruction. Don’t forget to visit GreenChef.com and use promo code 90Surgery to get $90 off your first organic, delivered meals. It’s a great way to support your body and the podcast!

Check out the articles discussed in today's podcast here ATTRACT Trial  https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1615066 Dual Antiplatelets Following Lower Extremity Bypass https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32777321/

Discussing a REAL TRAUMA CASE that happened just a few months ago, Patrick Georgoff, John McClellan, and Hasan Alam come together to detail their thought process in managing a patient with a gunshot wound to the abdomen.

We brought Dr. Mary Klingensmith and Dr. Amit Joshi on the show, executive leaders on the Surgical Council on Resident Education. Listen to them discuss the history of SCORE, how it has improved over time, and how these two leaders in surgical education anticipate residency training changing over the next decade!

Diverticulitis has got to be one of the most classic problems encountered by surgeons and medical students in their surgery rotation. In this inaugural "Clinical Challenges" episode, colorectal surgeons Scott Steele and Joshua Bleier join acute care and trauma surgeon Patrick Georgoff to discuss the important clinical pearls, starting from when you meet the patient, all the way to when you're taking care of them after their surgery.

The venerable Dr. Timothy Pawlik from Ohio State joins us on the podcast today to discuss his Landmark Paper review of Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma!

How do you discuss breast reconstruction with your patient? Dr. John Kim from Northwestern University joins us to talk about this rich topic.  Check out our YouTube channel this week as we will release video clips of the interview along with visual aids!

This is the second part of our discussion with Dr. Shailesh Agarwal, Plastic Surgeon at Brigham and Women's in Boston. In this half, we discuss the plastic surgeon's perspective on abdominal wall reconstruction and chest wall reconstruction. This is part of a short mini-series of episodes we are releasing about topics in plastic surgery that would interest every surgeon! Stay tuned for more. episode in the Plastic Surgery for the General Surgeon series! 

This is our first episode in the Plastic Surgery for the General Surgeon series! Our guest Dr. Shailesh Agarwal, from Brigham and Women's in Boston, come onto the show to discuss trunk reconstruction with us. In this first-half of our recording session, Dr. Agarwal discusses perineal reconstruction. Stay tuned for next week's episode where we will release the second half of the conversation, all about abdominal and chest wall reconstruction!

The ABSITE is over! 2021 has truly begun now. Listen to this short update about what we have in store for you guys over the course of this next year.