hand surgeon
London, England
Joined May 2009
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Postgraduate Orthopaedics are proud to sponsor the BOA future leadership programme in 2023.
Here is David Bodansky who undertook the PGO/BOTA funded post this year, discussing its benefits .@BOTA_WinS @OrthopodReg @SICOTortho @BSSHand @BritOrthopaedic @Orthnorth1 @RCSEd @eoeortho
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Interested in learning top tips & surgical pearls from your colleagues across the world? Check out ASSH Video Theatre ASSH.org/hande @HandSociety @AAOS1 @HandSurgeryAssn @IWAS_Wrist @FESSHEurope @IFSSHand @zafnaqui
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In treating scapholunate instability, this is an arthroscopic approach to addressing volar instability @HandSociety @IWAS_Wrist @FESSHEurope @IFSSHand @zafnaqui @robinkamalmd @mike_hayton @HandSurgeryAssn @DrHaymanLui
Arthroscopic-Assisted Volar Scapholunate Capsulodesis: A New #Technique
@MayoClinic @Griffith_Health @sanjkakar
#ScapholunateRepair #VolarCapsulodesis #LigamentInjury #wrist #arthroscopy #WristArthroscopy #HandSurgery
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David Bodansky retweeted
BSSH member and new #handsurgery consultant Lily Li talking about harnessing grit with the Douglas Lamb lecturer 2022 @kecchung in @prsjournal great to see global hand surgery journals leading the way @JHSEur @prsjournal journals.lww.com/plasreconsu…
David Bodansky retweeted
Very best of luck to all the Orthopaedic registrars taking FRCS(Tr&Orth) MCQs today!
@SYorksOrthoRegs @MJR_Clark
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Springtime. Beaches and Hand surgery. Perfect. – at Barnet, London
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Wrist injuries are common in tennis. Can we prevent them or individualize return to play from injury? Innovative research at #Mayo Clinic & #USTA may be a step forward @usta @atptour @usopen @WTA @JenniferMaynard @RACMN @Wimbledon @serenawilliams @mayoclinic
From beginners to the pros, injuries from playing tennis do happen, especially in the wrist.
How you grip the racket and hit the ball plays a major role in an injury, see how @MayoClinic uses motion analysis to study various muscles and motion.
mayocl.in/3Rbawm5