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Making the Rounds dives into medical topics with those who know them best: health care providers. Experts from the Banner Health network, one of the largest nonprofit health care systems in the country, explore different topics to help educate others in the field.
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Better Together: Team-Based Joint Replacement (opens the original)
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For patient referrals: call 970-810-0255How has joint replacement evolved from a multi-day hospital stay to a procedure that can often have patients recovering at home the same day? In this episode of Beyond the Rounds, Dr. Kirk Kindsfater and physician assistant Nate Hawkins, PA-C, join Dr. Nolan Fisher to discuss the evolution of hip and knee replacement—from advances in implant materials and surgical techniques to rapid-recovery protocols and the role of an experienced, highly coordinated car
When Every Millimeter Matters: Spinal Cord Perfusion and Robotic Precision (opens the original)
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For patient referrals: call 602-521-3550What if the next era of spine surgery isn’t about replacing surgeons—but giving them better tools? In this episode of Beyond the Rounds, we explore how robotics, artificial intelligence and advanced surgical techniques are shaping the future of spine care. Dr. Nicholas Theodore joins Dr. Nolan Fisher to discuss innovation in spine surgery, the role of technology in improving precision and how multidisciplinary expertise continues to drive better outcomes f
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