In this episode of Muppet Surgery Dr. Scalpel and Thumbs teach Alex about the proper way to use clamps to deal with blood vessels in the operating room.

In this episode of Muppet Surgery Dr. Scalpel and Thumbs teach Alex the different methods to handle tissue during an operation.

In this episode of Muppet Surgery Dr. Scalpel and Thumbs teach Alex about different techniques for dealing with bleeding in the operating room including cautery, suction and sponge

In this episode of Muppet Surgery Dr. Scalpel and Thumbs teach Alex about the different incisions and retraction in the operating room.

In this episode of Muppet Surgery Dr. Scalpel and Thumbs teach Alex about the scalpel. Including how the mount the scalpel, different types of blades, different grips, etc.

In this episode of Muppet Surgery Dr. Scalpel and Thumbs teach Alex about the various surgical instruments used in the operating room.

In this episode of Muppet Surgery Dr. Scalpel and Thumbs guide Alex through the steps of an operation.

In this episode of Muppet Surgery Dr. Scalpel and Thumbs introduce Alex to the OR team. Explaining everyone’s role as part of the team.

After a discouraging first day in the OR Thumbs and Dr. Scalpel help Alex feel more comfortable during his surgery clerkship.

Welcome back to the LEGO Operating Room! In this episode, Dr Balfour discusses surgery for Crohn's Disease and explains the operation of a small bowel resection.  Please let us know what you think of LEGO Surgery!

Please note: This video contains footage of real surgery which you may find disturbing.

Music: Pamgaea by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com)

Here's a BTS look at the people who make Surgery 101!

PDF Notes for Surgery 101 Episode Burnout Part 2

In this episode, General Surgeon, Dr. Raji Menon continues discussing Burnout

• After listening to this episode, learners will be able to
• Reasons for Burnout  
• How to recognize burnout
• Ways to recover from and prevent burnout

In this episode, General Surgeon, Dr. Raji Menon discusses Burnout.

After listening to this episode, learners will be able to:

·      Define Burnout and Stress

·      Learn the differences between burnout and stress

·      Describe consequences of burnout and who they affect

PDF Notes for Surgery 101 episode Burnout Part 1

In this episode, medical student Cory Kwong discusses open fractures.

After listening to this episode, learners will be able to:

• Define an open fracture
• Describe the epidemiology, etiology, and mechanism of an open fracture
• Describe the steps for initial management of an open fracture
• Identify potential complications associated with an open fracture

PDF Notes for Surgery 101 episode Open Fractures

PDF Notes for Surgery 101 Episode Fracture Management

In this episode, former medical student Stephanie Lim discusses fracture management.

After listening to this episode, learners will be able to:

• Identify important features on history and physical exam when dealing with an acute injury
• Discuss radiographic assessment of fractures
• Review important terminology related to fractures
• Discuss principles of immobilization and reduction

In this episode, Thoracic Surgeon Dr. Simon Turner discusses Near-Peer Shadowing.

In this episode Dr. Turner will describe:

·      Different structures of near-peer shadowing

·      Benefits for both trainees and mentors in the program

·      Hear about potential challenges

PDF Notes for Surgery 101 episode Near Peer Shadowing

In this episode, neurosurgeon Dr. Cian O’Kelly discusses the surgical management of an acute ischemic stroke.

After listening to this episode, learners will be able to:

• What an ischemic stroke is
• What treatment options are available
• Benefits and risks involved in surgical intervention

PDF Notes for Surgery 101 episode Acute Ischemic Stroke

PDF Notes for Surgery 101 Episode Approach to Back Pain

In this episode, neurosurgeon Dr. Andrew Nataraj discusses the approach to back pain.

After listening to this episode, learners will be able to:

• Describe the epidemiology of back pain
• Identify the burden of this disease on the population
• Differentiate the more common, non-specific back pain from more sinister causes by clinical parameters and red flag observations