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Thrilled to have matched into orthopedic surgery at Baylor! Excited to be coming home to Dallas!! 🤠 @BSWH_BUMC_Ortho #Match2024
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David Gibbs
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David Gibbs
@DavidGibbsIV
Husband & Girl Dad // Ortho Resident at BUMC 🛠 // #ultramarathon & Ironman // @OhioStateMed ‘24 // @CUJackets Distance Runner ‘20
Dallas, TX Katılım Eylül 2021
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A lawyer can own a law firm. A chef can own a restaurant. Apparently anybody in Los Angeles can own a hospice facility.
Yet doctors can’t own hospitals.
This is pure protectionism.
PHA@physicianhosp
When @RepMGriffith asked insurance executives earlier this year if they opposed lifting the ban on physician-led hospitals, not a single hand went up. This week, he asked physicians and hospital leaders the same question. Only ONE hand was raised — the CEO of the American Hospital Association. ‼️Let that sink in. Communities in healthcare deserts are being denied care — not because physicians can’t help, but because special interest doesn’t want them to lead. The same physicians trusted to treat patients every day are blocked from owning and operating hospitals — while large systems consolidate power, drive up costs and limit options. Since the ban took effect in 2010: • Hospital consolidation has increased. • Prices have risen. • Patient outcomes have declined. ✅ This policy hasn’t worked. It’s protected special interests — not patients. ✅ Physicians should be empowered, not controlled. When physicians lead, patients succeed. ✅ It’s time for Congress to change course ✅ Time is up on the arbitrary ban on physician-led hospitals. 📺Watch the exchange: youtube.com/live/SgsYVQf6Q…
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How much creatine should I take to offset this?
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Surgery is a "wicked" environment: feedback is delayed, noisy, and often biased. My essay on why experience doesn't always equal mastery, and how to learn when the feedback loops are broken.
leezhaomd.org/post/the-wicke…
#MedTwitter #Surgery #MedEd
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AI generated infographics from chapter 1 and 2 of the tumor section of "50 landmark papers every spine surgeon should know"
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The American Medical Association represents less than 15% of American physicians.
They collect $300 million per year by licensing the billing codes the government forces taxpayers to use.
They spent $486 million lobbying since 1998.
During that time, physician practice ownership collapsed from 80% to 12%.
Starting today, we dive into the AMA's history and find out what's really going on.
Can the AMA be reformed?
Do they represent physicians?
Let's find out, shall we...🧵
@BillCassidy @SenBillCassidy @AmerMedicalAssn
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79 yo M with progressive weakness and coordination problems in his arms and legs. What’s going on here? What are you going to offer him?
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1/Talk about twisting your back!
Do spine vascular lesions make your brain feel as tangled as the dilated vessels you see?
Want some information on malformations?
Here’s a thread on spine vascular anatomy to give you durable knowledge on dural arteriovenous fistulas (dAVF)
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Excited to be presenting research from the Baylor Spine & Scoliosis Center at this year’s CSRS meeting! #CSRSAM25
Cervical Spine Research Society@CSRS_org
Two more days until the 53rd Annual Meeting and 30th Instructional Course! Watch CSRS President Christopher Shaffrey, MD share what to expect at the meeting! Registration is available onsite! #CSRSAM25 youtu.be/_uHS16dd_6A
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Two more days until the 53rd Annual Meeting and 30th Instructional Course! Watch CSRS President Christopher Shaffrey, MD share what to expect at the meeting! Registration is available onsite! #CSRSAM25 youtu.be/_uHS16dd_6A
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Posterior shoulder dislocations are rare—and often missed.
We describe an augmented McLaughlin procedure, using extracellular matrix to fill the reverse Hill-Sachs defect and improve stability.
Read here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33313355/
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The spinal cord is a scary thing to incise. The cord has a midline fissure that makes it easier there, but paramedian cord does not. However, myelotomy along dorsal root entry zone (DREZ) is safe for dorsal spinal cord cavernous malformations, entering posteromedial to descending corticospinal tract & dancing around posterior spinal artery…
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The 4️⃣ Regions of Lumbar Disc Herniation and why Location Matters.
A 🧵.....
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Hey #MedTwitter & #OrthoTwitter!
I’m Andrew Koenig, an OMS4 at @DCOMtweets applying Orthopedic Surgery for #Match2026.
I’m especially interested in joints, sports medicine, and trauma. Outside of medicine, I am training for an Ironman & enjoy spending time with my family.
Excited to connect and learn throughout audition and match season!
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@jointdocShields @Davembmd @DewantDr92701 @abu_inayaat @OrthopodReg Agreed, that’s the same sentiment I’ve seen thus far in training. was curious to hear your opinions.
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@DavidGibbsIV @Davembmd @DewantDr92701 @abu_inayaat @OrthopodReg I have not found this to be an effective strategy to manage knee OA pain. Some say it gives temporary relief only if any
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This patient came to OPD with complaint of knee and Hip pain. His weight is about 100kg and he wants relief from pain without TKR. What do you think sir? @Davembmd @abu_inayaat @OrthopodReg
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Are we breaking away from cement?
Global registries seem to be shifting from cemented to cementless femoral fixation.
arthroplastytoday.org/article/S2352-…
#Arthroplasty #HipReplacement #Orthopedics
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