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The Rule of Threes: Simplifying Complex Hand Conditions in Medicine

The Rule of Threes: Simplifying Complex Hand Conditions in Medicine

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Can simplifying complex medical diagnoses be as easy as one, two, three? Join me, Dr Gavin Nimon ( Orthopaedic Surgeon ), as we uncover the secrets of the rule of threes in tackling musculoskeletal hand conditions. Journey through the labyrinth of traumatic, elective, and mixed hand presentations with a new lens that promises clarity for both seasoned practitioners and eager medical students. Discover how categorizing fractures, dislocations, and nerve injuries into structured classifications can transform the way we assess and treat these intricate conditions, making them more approachable and less daunting.

Delve into the world of arthritis, tendon issues, and nerve conditions, and learn how to effectively assess ailments like primary osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and carpal tunnel syndrome. From the telltale signs of Heberden's nodes to the vexing symptoms of trigger finger, I offer practical knowledge that translates to real-world medical applications. Whether you're a curious listener or a medical professional, this episode delivers valuable insights into the effective management of hand health, enhancing your understanding and approach to these common yet complex conditions.

(This bepisode was also partially produced on the traditional lands of the Jagera people and the Turrbal - Meanjin (Brisbane CBD) as well as Kaurna Land)

Aussie Med Ed is sponsored by -HealthShare is a digital health company, that provides solutions for patients, General Practitioners and Specialists across Australia.


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