Chuck and Chris discuss a number of stimulating topics. First up, Chuck shares a case of a large elbow osteochondritis dissecans lesion and the latest in treatment techniques. Next we discuss a listener submitted question on CMC pain in a young patient. And finally, we discuss an HBR article on leadership, particularly pertinent in 2025. Join us! HBR “The Work of Leadership”. Ronald A. Heifetz and Donald Laurie Reprint R0111K; Best of HBR, 2001 We have a brand ne...
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Chuck and Chris discuss a number of stimulating topics. First up, Chuck shares a case of a large elbow osteochondritis dissecans lesion and the latest in treatment techniques. Next we discuss a listener submitted question on CMC pain in a young patient. And finally, we discuss an HBR article on leadership, particularly pertinent in 2025. Join us! HBR “The Work of Leadership”. Ronald A. Heifetz and Donald Laurie Reprint R0111K; Best of HBR, 2001 We have a brand ne...
Chuck and Chris provide 7 pearls for graduating fellows before diving into a discussion on spanning plates. Also in this episode- learn some of the ways that Chris is 'risk averse'.Subscribe to our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3iHGFpDSee www.practicelink.com/theupperhand for more information from our partner on job search and career opportunities.See https://checkpointsurgical.com or www.nervemaster.com for information about the company and its products as well as good general infor...
The Upper Hand: Chuck & Chris Talk Hand Surgery
Chuck and Chris discuss a number of stimulating topics. First up, Chuck shares a case of a large elbow osteochondritis dissecans lesion and the latest in treatment techniques. Next we discuss a listener submitted question on CMC pain in a young patient. And finally, we discuss an HBR article on leadership, particularly pertinent in 2025. Join us! HBR “The Work of Leadership”. Ronald A. Heifetz and Donald Laurie Reprint R0111K; Best of HBR, 2001 We have a brand ne...
