It's same engures my left hand

Great chat, Sam. Of course it’s about money! It’s always about money!

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Hi, would these osteophytes clearly show on an xray or normal mri? I'm a weightlifter and have pain on the medial epicondyle...like golfers elbow pain...but i also have crepitus when i move my elbow in certain positions against resistance. I'm at a loss as to what is causing the noise and I'm sure the noise is related to the pain.

What about rheumatoid arthritis? I know it can be worse than osteoarthritis but the two are similar, aren’t they?

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Hello,Im 20 years old, when i was younger i was skating for 3 years and i had so many direct hits and blows right in the elbow and especially in the olecranon.Somtimes i was feeling like I had broke it.When i stop skateboarding i didn't have any pain but 2 years later(now)my olecranon started to hurt so much. It is Very very sensitive even with the touch.I mean i can't even rest my hand in the table.i have this pain for 9moths now.The MRI say's that i have edema(post traumatic origin) in the olecranon and high intensity signals with T2 sequences with fat suppression.Maybe i have bone morrow edema.what surgical options i have to relieve from this sensitive olecranon and avoid as much as possible post-traumatic arthritis? thanks

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thank you for helping me understand some of the issues the PA face....I'm a PA- seeking student here in Florida...this will defiantly help me on my interview process

Thanks Sam- Great presentation in a simple stepwise format to the topic. So much information in a brief presentation, I will have to re-listen a few times! I will be sharing with my PA/NP colleagues. Appreciate you sharing this and many more topics.

Good info but you left out the most effective preventative and treatment measure- estradiol replacement.

These two podcasts are by far the most informative and straightforward source of information on MDI I have ever found. Thank you so much. This is literally a life saver.

I enjoyed Dr. Soria's knowledgeable commentary on different types of damage and different possible treatments for damaged wrists, hands and fingers. I am nt a Physician's assistant but a possible patient.

Have a look at the video what about the gender workplace hours gap? Also 94% of all workplace deaths are men.