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Inside the Shoulder is a podcast hosted by orthopaedic shoulder surgeon Dr. Kenneth Cutbush, exploring real stories from people across all industries. Each episode dives into life journeys, career paths, achievements, setbacks and the lessons learned along the way.
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Prof Christian Gerber: Try To Become A Man Of Value (opens the original)
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At sixteen, flat on his back in traction with a broken neck, Christian Gerber started collecting quotations. One was Einstein: try not to become a man of success, try to become a man of value. Fifty eight years later he says that line still governs how he works. Finding out that something doesn't work isn't a success, but it is value. Professor Christian Gerber is the most decorated shoulder surgeon alive. Four Neer Awards. The Kappa Delta. Twenty two years as chairman of Balgrist in Zurich. Ask
Ahmed Sewify: He Learned English By Singing Taylor Swift (opens the original)
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If a surgical robot needs to know exactly where your bones are, there are currently two options. Take repeated X ray images and accept the radiation. Or drill metal pins into the bone and track markers mounted on them. Ahmed Sewify spent his PhD working on a third option. Put an ultrasound probe on the skin and see through to the bone underneath. A biomedical engineer who has just completed a PhD in 3D ultrasound imaging of the shoulder, Ahmed took a path through five countries and about seven i
Chris Haseman: He Didn't Touch A Drop From 21 To 36 (opens the original)
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At twenty one, Chris Haseman decided he wanted to be a fighter, and that where he was wasn't serving him. He stopped drinking. He didn't touch alcohol again until he was thirty six. He is clear that the alcohol itself probably wasn't why he did so well. It was a measure of how badly he wanted it. As he puts it, if you're not assessing, you're guessing. Chris is Australia's original mixed martial arts fighter. He fought in RINGS in Japan, in the King of Kings tournament, and at UFC 38 against Eva
Brandon Ziegenfuss: Ten Published Papers Before He Finished His Intern Year (opens the original)
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Most doctors finish their intern year with no publications. Brandon Ziegenfuss has ten peer reviewed papers on the shoulder, and he wrote most of them while he was still a medical student. Now a resident medical officer in Toowoomba, Brandon took a route into medicine that needed considerably more than one attempt. He spent his first thirteen years in Johannesburg before the family moved to Brisbane, where he swam and played cricket, coaching at his old school after he finished. He is open about
Violet Sattari: She Bumped Into Strangers Just To Say Sorry (opens the original)
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Violet Sattari arrived in Malaysia from Iran at eight years old speaking Persian and not one word of English. The first word she learned was hello. The second was sorry. She was so proud of knowing it that she would go into the supermarket and deliberately bump into strangers, just so she had a reason to use it. Within a year she was fluent. Within a decade and a half she had an undergraduate degree, an honours year in biomedicine and a medical degree from the University of Melbourne. Violet tal
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