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Body Mapping. Have you come across it before? For many stage performers, it can become a surprisingly helpful tool. Combined with anatomy and the Alexander Technique, it often changes the way physical and physiological difficulties are approached.

AJOG Expert Review in Cesarean: Essential anatomical knowledge for performing routine and complex cesarean delivery - Paravesical space, superior view Embalmed cadaver dissection (Thiel method). Opening the anterior layer of the broad ligament medial to the round ligament provides access to the paravesical space (subperitoneal space); the ureter divides this space into lateral and medial compartments. https://ow.ly/G5ec50YNmpg

From a plastic pink hammer at a local athletics camp to the Paris 2024 Olympics at just 21 years old. In the latest episode of Excellence in Motion, Mr. Pádhraig O'Loughlin, consultant orthopaedic surgeon at Mater Private Network Cork, sits down with Irish hammer thrower Nicola Tuthill to explore what it really takes to perform at the highest level. Their conversation covers managing injury and the mindset it takes to rebuild, the challenge of fuelling an elite body and why eating enough is harder than it sounds; bone health, women in sport, and the role of sleep and recovery in sustained performance. Two people who work with hammers in very different ways, one in the operating theatre, one in the throwing circle, finding more common ground than you’d expect. Listen to the full interview, https://bit.ly/42GTZOs

When brain tumor surgery is being discussed, most attention naturally focuses on the surgeon. But high-quality care is never just one person. It involves a team—often including neuropathology, nursing, patient navigation, social work, rehabilitation, and ongoing symptom management—working together before, during, and after surgery. One of the most important questions patients and families can ask is: “Who will be helping care for me before and after surgery?” Understanding the team surrounding care helps patients feel more prepared, supported, and able to navigate what comes next. During Brain Tumor Awareness Month (#GoGreyInMay), I’m sharing short videos designed to be accessible through the internet and social media by anyone and help patients and families better understand and navigate these moments. #NeuroOncology #BrainTumor #PatientCare #CareCoordination #PatientAdvocacy https://lnkd.in/e_Fjqjmy

Don’t let the shortcut fool you. Stifle blocks—particularly of the lateral femorotibial joint—can also desensitize the distal limb due to the close relationship with the peroneal/fibular nerve. What looks like a time-saving step in localization can easily broaden the apparent source of pain rather than narrow it. In this case, sagittal IW Dixon W imaging revealed a subtle P2 fissure (orange arrow). The horse presented after a stifle block (3 compartments), which initially had redirected attention away from the true lesion. This case ended well—but this is a reminder that saving time in localization is rarely worth the risk of misdirection and even sometimes catastrophic fracture.

Patrick Denard, MD, describes a surgical pearl to maneuver and open the CuffMend™ graft spreader in a tight subacromial space to position the ArthroFlex® human dermal allograft. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eFt4MCnP

📢 👀 📰 APRIL ISSUE NOW LIVE: The April 2026 issue of Practical Dermatology is now live! Curated by guest editors Hilary Baldwin, M.D. and Julie C. Harper, MD the content delivers a focused, expert-driven set of articles examining the latest issues surrounding #acne and #rosacea, such the use of lasers and light to potentially shift treatment paradigms; a roundtable discussing isotretinoin considerations; an update on the issue of potential BPO/benzene contamination; tips for acne treatment in patients with skin of color; and much more! ✨ Read & download articles from the issue here 👉 https://lnkd.in/epW5JHQ2 cc American Acne & Rosacea Society

Will you get cataracts after RLE? Short answer: no—and that’s one of the biggest advantages. With Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE), the natural lens that would eventually develop a cataract is replaced with a clear artificial lens. That means you’re not just improving distance, near vision, and astigmatism—you’re also *removing* the source of future cataracts. Most people don’t realize that nearly everyone develops cataracts over time. RLE is the only vision correction option that addresses them before they start. If you’re thinking long-term about your vision, this matters. Link to learn more in the comments! #RLE #Cataracts #SEEOmaha #RefractiveLensExchange #Ophthalmology

Don't lose easy marks on your anatomy practical! 🧠 Learn why specificity is key from identifying the head of the radius to knowing when (and when not) to label the side. Watch until the end to avoid the most common abbreviation mistake. Create an account on our website to watch the full recording under Free Recording Videos: https://lnkd.in/eFiz64zr

Warsaw-based Zimmer Biomet and Indiana University partnership, Indiana Orthopedic Institute embracing technology to help patients, families and staff & a preview of next month's Business at the Brickyard series on Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick. https://lnkd.in/gjEEwrnB #inIndiana