Travis Hanson, MD

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Travis Hanson, MD

Travis Hanson, MD

@footankle

Orthopaedic surgeon with subspecialty-training in foot/ankle surgery. Houston, TX. Team Physician, Rice University Medical Staff, US Soccer National Teams

Houston, Texas Katılım Temmuz 2009
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Kero@KeroNFTs·
Lets get this XRAYKEK some frens. 15 Random addys will get one Drop Addy and if you want hit the RT. Disp in comments 👇
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Alex Becker 🍊🏆🥇@ZssBecker·
Comment your eth addr, I'll send you a snook. Been playing the beta of Snook. Needs more servers, but when its up its stupidly fun You get to kill other people, take their hard earned nft traits + chance to get crypto + take it all for yourself in a hunger games like PVP
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Alex Becker 🍊🏆🥇@ZssBecker·
Lol... A) Not 100% sure on solbears. Investigating it, but that floor is going fast so... B) Tell me about literally every good upcoming mint on SOL. The buying/user experience is insanely better than eth and I want to ape.
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Alex Becker 🍊🏆🥇@ZssBecker·
This is absolutely one of the coolest NFT mints I've seen in awhile, a super cool art NFT with insider ticket benefits and crazy story. Sorry for anyone who missed it. @accshareholder is gonna be a force of nature. Comment your eth address and Ill send you an NFT ($1k value)
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anconeus@pratikorho·
I use lateral approach for Haglund deformity Usually no need for TA repair with anchor Other technique is posterior approach and suture bridge repair... Which one do you use and why? #orthotwitter #medtwitter
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Ryan K Harrison, MD
Ryan K Harrison, MD@rkh_md·
I would like to have a conversation with the maker of the “cheap toilet paper version” of webril….#orthotwitter
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James A. Blair, MD, FAAOS, FACS
James A. Blair, MD, FAAOS, FACS@jamesablairMD·
@rkh_md Ortho trauma surgeon at an academic hospital: patients assigned to 7am, 8am, 9am, or 10am time slots. Later slots reserved for out-of-towners and referrals. Typically see 30-40 patients by 11:00am twice a week. Allows surgical cases to reliably start at 11:30.
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Ryan K Harrison, MD
Ryan K Harrison, MD@rkh_md·
#orthotwitter - What is the best clinic template? How many pts per hour. How many news? How many follow-ups? What do you put first and last?
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