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Ortho on the go
Ortho on the goA Midfoot Misstep That Needed SurgerySend us Fan MailWe break down a real clinic case where a simple misstep leads to a suspected Lisfranc injury and a fast track from urgent imaging to surgical care. We share the exam and X-ray clues that help us spot midfoot instability early, plus what recovery often looks like after fixation.• case presentation after a plantar-flexion misstep with a pop and immediate inability to weight bear• key exam findings including diffuse midfoot oedema, focal medial midfoot tenderness, and pain with forefoot compression and rotation• X-ray alignment changes that raise concern for Lisfranc disrup...
2026-06-0408 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goPediatric Distal Radius FracturesSend us Fan MailWe walk through how pediatric distal radius fractures behave differently from adult injuries, using real X-ray cases to show what to measure and why it matters. We focus on remodeling potential, age-based angulation limits, and practical casting choices that keep kids safe while they heal fast. • case study of a seven-year-old with a subtle metadiaphyseal distal radius fracture and dorsal angulation best seen on lateral view • why distal radius and forearm fractures are so common in children and how buckle fractures can look deceptively mild • how the distal radial physis dr...
2026-05-2615 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cReal Talk with the Joint Effort PAs - Part 4Chuck and Miles conclude a discussion with Hannah and Beth of the Joint Effort PAs podcast.
2026-05-1311 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goDistal Radius Fracture EssentialsSend us Fan MailA snowboard edge catch, a fall on an outstretched hand, and a wrist that instantly looks wrong. We take you step-by-step through a classic distal radius fracture presentation in orthopedic urgent care, featuring a 22-year-old with dorsal displacement and the unmistakable dinner fork deformity often seen in a Colles-type fracture. If you want a practical, real-world framework for evaluating acute wrist injuries, this case is built for you. We start with how we describe the fracture correctly on imaging, focusing on the distal fragment, and what we look for on AP, o...
2026-05-1215 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cReal Talk with the Joint Effort PAs - Part 3Chuck and Miles continue a discussion with Hannah and Beth of the Joint Effort PAs podcast.
2026-05-0609 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goHigh Ankle SprainSend us Fan MailA “simple ankle sprain” can be the most expensive diagnosis in sports medicine when it’s wrong. We’re unpacking a case that looks ordinary at first glance: a 16-year-old wrestler who can still walk, has normal-looking initial X-rays, and yet can’t return to the mat because the pain is higher than the usual sprain spot. That detail changes everything, pushing us toward a high ankle sprain and a syndesmotic injury rather than a routine lateral ligament strain. We talk through the exact mechanism that should set off alarms, forced external ro...
2026-04-2919 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cReal Talk with the Joint Effort PAs - Part 2Chuck and Miles are back this week with Hannah and Beth of the Joint Effort PAs podcast. In Part 2, they discuss building trust and working effectively with the other members of your team as practicing ortho PAs.
2026-04-2910 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cReal Talk with the Joint Effort PAs - Part 1This episode, Chuck and Miles are joined by Hannah and Beth of the Joint Effort PAs podcast. In Part 1, they discuss how Hannah and Beth decided to start the podcast and how it relates to their careers as practicing ortho PAs.
2026-04-2211 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goCase presentation on greater tuberosity fractureSend us Fan MailIn this episode we discuss a case presentation regarding a greater tuberosity fracture in a young patient. The X-rays and video presentation can be seen on the YouTube channel.
2026-04-1914 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cThe Future of PA Education - Part 2We're back this week with Patrick T Knott, PhD, PA-C, Director of the Doctor of Medical Science Program at Rosalind Franklin University. In part 2 of the interview, Myles and Chuck ask about the future of residencies for PAs.
2026-04-0108 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cThe Future of PA Education - Part 1Patrick T Knott, PhD, PA-C is an ortho PA specializing in pediatric spine. He's also the Director of the Doctor of Medical Science Program at Rosalind Franklin University. In part 1 of the interview, Myles and Chuck ask, will PA training move to a doctoral degree for entry-level training? What is happening with transitional doctorate programs nationwide?
2026-03-2514 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cMartial Artists and Hip Pathology - Part 3Chuck and Miles are back this week with Alli Mack, PA-C, MS, MPH for the final installment discussing sports injuries of the hip and about being a karate athlete herself. Alli is a board-certified Physician Associate practicing at the American Hip Institute in Chicago, where she completed an APP orthopedic residency.
2026-03-1809 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cMartial Artists and Hip Pathology - Part 2Alli Mack, PA-C, MS, MPH talks with Chuck and Miles about sports injuries of the hip and about being a karate athlete herself. Alli is a board-certified Physician Associate practicing at the American Hip Institute in Chicago, where she completed an APP orthopedic residency.
2026-03-1112 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cMartial Artists and Hip Pathology - Part 1Martial Artists and Hip Pathology - Part 1 by Physician Associates in Orthopaedic Surgery | Sam Dyer, PA-C, MHS, Chuck Dowell, MS, PA-C, ATC, and Miles Gilbreath, PA-C, MCHS
2026-03-0410 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cCase Presentation - Snowboarder with Distal Radius Fracture Part 2 of 2Chuck shares a case of a snowboarder with a fractured distal radius from a fall. In part 2, he discusses age considerations for acceptable angulation as well as healing potential.
2026-02-2515 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cCase Presentation - Snowboarder Distal Radius Fracture Part 1 of 2Chuck shares a case of a snowboarder with a fractured distal radius from a fall. He gives advice on interpreting imaging and treatment such as splinting.
2026-02-1815 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cCase Presentation - Sprained Ankle from Forced External RotationChuck shares a case of a young wrestler with an ankle sprain from forced external rotation. He stresses the importance of identifying the mechanism of injury.
2026-02-1120 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cCase Presentation - Painful Shoulder from a FallThis episode Chuck presents a case from a patient he recently saw for sore shoulder from a fall.
2026-02-0414 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cOrtho Oncology, What Not To Miss - Part 4Chuck and Miles are back this week for the final episode in the series with Dr. John deVries, MD, who spoke at our annual conference on Orthopaedic Oncology. They discuss with him some more highlights from his talk.
2026-01-2809 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cOrtho Oncology, What Not To Miss - Part 3Chuck and Miles are back this week for part three with Dr. John deVries, MD, who spoke at our annual conference on Orthopaedic Oncology. They discuss with him some more highlights from his talk.
2026-01-2107 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cOrtho Oncology, What Not To Miss - Part 2Chuck and Miles are back this week for part two with Dr. John deVries, MD, who spoke at our annual conference on Orthopaedic Oncology. They discuss with him some more highlights from his talk.
2026-01-1407 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cOrtho Oncology, What Not To Miss - Part 1John deVries, MD, spoke at our annual conference on Orthopaedic Oncology. Chuck and Miles discuss with him some highlights from his talk.
2026-01-0706 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cSports Specialization: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly - Part 3Chuck is joined by Laura Goble, PA-C to discuss sports specialization by young athletes. In Part 3, they discuss the importance of rest and the risks of exhaustion and overuse. How do we communicate with parents and coaches about the best interest of the athlete? Laura Goble was a speaker at our most recent annual conference. Earn Category 1 CME from this conference and others at PAOS.org!
2025-12-0316 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cSports Specialization: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly - Part 2Chuck is joined by Laura Goble, PA-C to discuss sports specialization by young athletes. In Part 2, they discuss nutrition and various risk factors, as well as the importance of truly understanding the athlete's priorities. Laura Goble was a speaker at our most recent annual conference. Earn Category 1 CME from this conference and others at PAOS.org!
2025-11-2609 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cSports Specialization: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly - Part 1In this series of episodes Chuck is joined by Laura Goble, PA-C, ATC, who discusses her presentation at the recent PAOS meeting in Las Vegas on sports specialization by young athletes.
2025-11-1911 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cScholarship Winner Discusses Paper on Medial Knee Stabilization - Part 2Tayleigh Talmadge, PA-S, is a 2025 winner of the Susan Lindahl Memorial Scholarship. In part 2, she and Chuck further discuss her poster presentation and what brought her to the topic of medial knee stabilization and considerations for graft selection. Learn more about the scholarship for future Ortho PAs here: paos.org/scholarship Get Category I CME at our Learning Center! PAOS.org
2025-11-1212 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cMedical Legal Consulting - Part 4Susan Ferrero, PA-C discusses the importance of documentation with Sam, Chuck and Miles. Learn more about her work interpreting healthcare for legal professionals, at Medlawpa.com.
2025-10-1514 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cMedical Legal Consulting - Part 1Susan Ferrero, PA-C shares with Sam, Chuck, and Miles the ins and outs of Medical Consulting, interpreting healthcare records for legal professionals. Learn more at Medlawpa.com!
2025-09-2417 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goA case of hip injury in track athlete!In this episode we discuss a case presentation regarding a commonly seen hip injury in young athlete. The X-rays and video presentation can be seen on the YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/5PsWcvPSaI0
2025-08-3106 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goA case of hip injury in track athlete!Send us Fan MailIn this episode we discuss a case presentation regarding a commonly seen hip injury in young athlete. The X-rays and video presentation can be seen on the YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/5PsWcvPSaI0
2025-08-3106 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cA discussion on APP fellowships, utilization, and leadership - Part 4Amanda Ben Simon, MMS, PA-C, speaks with Sam, Miles, and Chuck about the many opportunities that APPs have as far as leadership and different careers. Register for the annual conference at PAOS.org/cme! Join us in Las Vegas September 1-5 for the latest in orthopedics for APPs. Remember to book your room and book a flight early!
2025-08-1313 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cA discussion on APP fellowships, utilization, and leadership - Part 3Amanda Ben Simon, MMS, PA-C, speaks with Sam, Miles, and Chuck about APP Utilization and why it's important to know your value. Do you have a way to track what you contribute to your practice? Register for the annual conference at PAOS.org/cme! Join us in Las Vegas September 1-5 for the latest in orthopedics for APPs. Remember to book your room and book a flight early!
2025-08-0615 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goCase discussion regarding recurrent Effusion in young athleteIn this episode we will discuss a case regarding recurrent effusions in a young athlete. The images including x-rays, MRI and operative photos can be seen on the YouTube channel for the podcast.
2025-08-0209 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goCase discussion regarding recurrent Effusion in young athleteSend us Fan MailIn this episode we will discuss a case regarding recurrent effusions in a young athlete. The images including x-rays, MRI and operative photos can be seen on the YouTube channel for the podcast.
2025-08-0209 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cA discussion on APP fellowships, utilization, and leadership - Part 2Amanda Ben Simon, MMS, PA-C, speaks with Sam, Miles, and Chuck about career considerations for APP Fellowship Programs. If you know where you want to live and that you want to practice orthopedics, when does fellowship make sense as opposed to on-the-job training? What are the limitations and the opportunities involved in being an APP Fellow? Tune in next week to hear Amanda discuss APP Utilization and why it's important to know your value. Earlybird deadline is July 31! Register for the annual conference at PAOS.org/cme! Join us in Las Vegas September 1-5 for the latest in orthopedics for...
2025-07-3014 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cA discussion on APP fellowships, utilization, and leadership - Part 1Amanda Ben Simon, MMS, PA-C, speaks with Sam, Miles, and Chuck about her role as co-director of the APP Fellowship Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center in part 1. Register for the annual conference at PAOS.org/cme! Join us in Las Vegas September 1-5!
2025-07-2311 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cCase Study: Midfoot InjuryStay tuned to the end to hear about a special opportunity at our annual conference! Learn more and register at PAOS.org/cme Chuck shares a case of a 24 year old presenting with a midfoot injury and talks us through the exam, imaging, and treatment.
2025-07-1607 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goDiscussion on how to evaluate and treat concussionsSend us Fan MailThis episode I talk with Emily Kosderka Ph.D., ATC Assistant Professor at Linfield University. Emily's research is in the use of exercise as a therapeutic intervention following sport-related concussion and she hopes her work will further our understanding of how exercise can be used safely to improve recovery. She is on the advisory board for the Collegiate Athletic Trainers’ Association and has been an invited speaker to conferences around the country. In this episode we discuss how to evaluate and treat concussion.
2025-05-2944 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goDiscussion on how to evaluate and treat concussionsThis episode I talk with Emily Kosderka Ph.D., ATC Assistant Professor at Linfield University. Emily's research is in the use of exercise as a therapeutic intervention following sport-related concussion and she hopes her work will further our understanding of how exercise can be used safely to improve recovery. She is on the advisory board for the Collegiate Athletic Trainers’ Association and has been an invited speaker to conferences around the country. In this episode we discuss how to evaluate and treat concussion.
2025-05-2944 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goAll things HipSend us Fan MailThis is a great episode with the team at Summit Physio and Performance on all things hip. Dr. Tessa Kothe and Dr. Cat Cui, join me as we dive into the most common hip problems we see, how to diagnosis and fix them. Discuss specific PT exercises we can use to improve hip strength and mobility.
2025-05-1940 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goAll things HipThis is a great episode with the team at Summit Physio and Performance on all things hip. Dr. Tessa Kothe and Dr. Cat Cui, join me as we dive into the most common hip problems we see, how to diagnosis and fix them. Discuss specific PT exercises we can use to improve hip strength and mobility.
2025-05-1940 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cHip pathology treated arthroscopically; a follow-up discussion with Dr. Bert - Part 1Timothy Bert, MD, Sports Medicine Fellowship Trained Orthopaedic Surgeon, specializes in arthroscopic techniques and discusses hip conditions with Sam, Chuck, and Miles. Dr. Bert covers hip pathology further in the most recent Ortho in the West conference. Virtual CME will be available at PAOS.org for members, and AAPA.org for nonmembers.
2025-05-0708 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cNon-orthopedic causes of Musculoskeletal Pain - Part 4Sam and Chuck discuss how Non-orthopedic causes of pain can present in an orthopedic urgent care or clinic. In the final episode of the series, they discuss systemic diseases and medications that can cause musculoskeletal pain.
2025-03-1614 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cNon-orthopedic Causes of Musculoskeletal Pain - Part 3Non-orthopedic causes of pain can present in an orthopedic urgent care or clinic setting and it's important to recognize when a patient needs to be referred to another provider. When it comes to the pelvis and the hip joint, what other things might present as musculoskeletal pain? Sam and Chuck discuss some experiences.
2025-03-1108 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cNon-orthopedic Causes of Musculoskeletal Pain - Part 1Non-orthopedic causes of pain can present in an orthopedic urgent care or clinic setting and it's important to know what to include in your differential. In Part 1, Sam and Chuck discuss a case and some non-MSK causes of back pain.
2025-03-0410 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cNon-orthopedic Causes of Musculoskeletal Pain - Part 2Non-orthopedic causes of pain can present in an orthopedic urgent care or clinic setting and it's important to know what to include in your differential. When do you refer out or send to the Emergency Department? In Part 2, Sam and Chuck discuss pain symptoms from the low back to cervical spine.
2025-03-0308 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goThe importance of Youth AthleticsThis is a great episode; I am joined by Laura Rinne (@coach_laurarinne) youth athletics coach and CrossFit level 2 certified trainer. We discuss all things involving youth athletics including when to start, how to prevent injury, how to motivate kids to participate.
2025-02-2716 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goThe importance of Youth AthleticsSend us Fan MailThis is a great episode; I am joined by Laura Rinne (@coach_laurarinne) youth athletics coach and CrossFit level 2 certified trainer. We discuss all things involving youth athletics including when to start, how to prevent injury, how to motivate kids to participate.
2025-02-2716 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goCommon hand and wrist complaints, how to evaluate and treat them.In this episode I am joined by Vanessa Smith, PA-C. She is the founder of OrthoRefresh.com an online platform with talks and videos involving evaluation, casting, splinting and treating upper extremity complaints. We have a great conversation about some common hand and wrist complaints.
2025-02-1833 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goCommon hand and wrist complaints, how to evaluate and treat them.Send us Fan MailIn this episode I am joined by Vanessa Smith, PA-C. She is the founder of OrthoRefresh.com an online platform with talks and videos involving evaluation, casting, splinting and treating upper extremity complaints. We have a great conversation about some common hand and wrist complaints.
2025-02-1833 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cPart 5 - Return To Sport - with ArthritisJoin Miles, Chuck, and Sam in the final installment of their discussion on Return to Play. When someone is experiencing degenerative changes, how can we communicate with them effectively and empathetically about their condition? How can we work with them to help them continue or modify the ways they stay active?
2025-02-1210 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cReturn to Activity - Part 4 - Spine StuffChuck, Sam, and Miles discuss lumbar strains and other spine injuries, and the role of physical therapy in return to activity. Join the PAOS for a CME conference in 2025! More information at PAOS.org.
2025-02-1208 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goCommon Ski and Snowboard injuriesIn this episode I am joined by Darin Yantis, DPT. We discuss common ski and snowboard injuries that we see in the Orthopedic and PT clinic. We address symptoms to watch out for, injury prevention, exercises to warm up and prepare for these dynamic sports and activities.
2025-02-1122 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goCommon Ski and Snowboard injuriesSend us Fan MailIn this episode I am joined by Darin Yantis, DPT. We discuss common ski and snowboard injuries that we see in the Orthopedic and PT clinic. We address symptoms to watch out for, injury prevention, exercises to warm up and prepare for these dynamic sports and activities.
2025-02-1122 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cReturn to Activity - Part 3 - After An Acute InjurySam, Chuck, and Miles discuss the variables to consider with an athlete's return to activity. When a patient has a fracture or other acute injury, it's important to discuss expectations for return to play and what factors may affect that timeline.
2025-01-2911 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goDiscussion regarding evaluation, treatment and return to sports after acute ankle sprainsSend us Fan MailI am joined in this episode by Dagan Cloutier, PA-C. Dagan is an orthopaedic PA working in New Hampshire, editor and chief of JBJS Journal of Orthopaedic for Physician Assistants. He currently specializes in orthopaedic urgent. care. In this episode we discuss acute ankle injuries, evaluation, treatment, patient education and return to activity.
2025-01-2738 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goDiscussion regarding evaluation, treatment and return to sports after acute ankle sprainsI am joined in this episode by Dagan Cloutier, PA-C. Dagan is an orthopaedic PA working in New Hampshire, editor and chief of JBJS Journal of Orthopaedic for Physician Assistants. He currently specializes in orthopaedic urgent. care. In this episode we discuss acute ankle injuries, evaluation, treatment, patient education and return to activity.
2025-01-2738 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cReturn to Activity - Part 2 - After Orthopedic SurgeryOrtho PAs Sam Dyer, Chuck Dowell, and Miles Gilbreath discuss what to go over with patients when it comes to returning to activity after surgery. What is important to know about each surgeon's protocols? How does a patient's strength and activity level impact a decision on when to have surgery, what procedure to have, and what to try after surgery.
2025-01-2208 minthe orthoPA-c
the orthoPA-cReturn to Activity - Part 1 - After An InjectionWhat conversations do you have with your patients regarding return to activity? In Part 1, Sam, Chuck and Miles discuss steroid injections, and how a patient's goals can dictate a course of action. For a runner with knee osteoarthritis, what is important to consider?
2025-01-0809 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goChronic Lower back painPart 2 of our conversation with Tessa Kothe PT, DPT, CF-L1 from Summit Physio & Performance. This episode we focus on chronic lower back pain, with commonly seen reasons for this pain. Link to video of exercise provided by Tessa is below: https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1WY1346YxV6kSuH45JGNS3pAMTOlHhy7o&export=download
2025-01-0821 minOrtho on the go
Ortho on the goChronic Lower back painSend us Fan MailPart 2 of our conversation with Tessa Kothe PT, DPT, CF-L1 from Summit Physio & Performance. This episode we focus on chronic lower back pain, with commonly seen reasons for this pain. Link to video of exercise provided by Tessa is below: https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1WY1346YxV6kSuH45JGNS3pAMTOlHhy7o&export=download
2025-01-0821 min