The Upper Hand: Chuck & Chris Talk Hand Surgery Are the 'simple' diagnoses in hand surgery really that simple?
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Jul 20, 2025 Dive into the world of hand surgery where hosts tackle the complexities behind seemingly 'simple' diagnoses like mucous and ganglion cysts. They reveal a divergence in treatment opinions, highlighting the need for dialogue and exploration in clinical practices. Listeners are engaged with personal anecdotes and exciting giveaways, enhancing community bonds. The conversation extends to the intricacies of procedures, the emotional challenges faced, and the essential balance between professional growth and self-care. Tune in for valuable insights and a fresh perspective!
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Overschedule Cases Early in Practice
- Graduating fellows should remember to overschedule cases initially to ensure completion on time.
- This approach helps manage time effectively and account for the unexpected during surgeries.
Stay Humble and Move On
- Surgeons must stay humble and accept that complications can happen even with best efforts.
- Learning to move past setbacks quickly is essential for continuing quality patient care during the day.
Stay Humble and Hungry in Fellowship
- Incoming fellows should stay humble and open to new approaches despite prior skills.
- They should remain hungry for learning throughout the fellowship year while balancing self-care.