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A podcast built for plastic surgery trainees. Each episode reviews CME articles and topics from the ASPS Resident Curriculum, breaking them down into core concepts, clinical pearls, and exam-ready takeaways. Listen on your commute, between cases, or while studying—anywhere you want high-yield plastic surgery learning on the go.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast built for plastic surgery trainees. Each episode reviews CME articles and topics from the ASPS Resident Curriculum, breaking them down into core concepts, clinical pearls, and exam-ready takeaways. Listen on your commute, between cases, or while studying, anywhere you want high-yield plastic surgery learning on the go.
Recent episodes include "Penile Reconstruction: Match Anatomy to Function" (18 October 2026, 21 minutes), "Rheumatoid Arthritis: When Finger Extension Fails" (17 October 2026, 24 minutes), and "Targeted Muscle Reinnervation: Pain and Prosthetic Control" (16 October 2026, 18 minutes).
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review) publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 75 episodes.
Booking probability for Plastics in Practice (Resident Review) is 42%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Plastics in Practice (Resident Review) requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)'s contact route on record: verified email.
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Plastics in Practice (Resident Review) is a health podcast with 75 episodes published.
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Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Penile reconstruction requires separate plans for coverage, urination, sensation and rigidity. The remaining anatomy and the patient's goals determine which components are needed. In this episode of Plastics in...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Rheumatoid arthritis can threaten tendons, destabilize joints and change the mechanics of the whole hand. Reconstructive planning begins with the cause of lost function. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
After upper-limb amputation, a surviving nerve can still carry a useful command. TMR gives that signal a new muscle target. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we review how targeted muscle reinnervation supports...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
A fascial cord can tether the finger, but releasing it does not resolve every part of the deformity. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we review assessment of Dupuytren’s disease, secondary joint stiffness...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Rebuilding a thumb means restoring useful pinch and grasp. Length is only part of the problem. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we review functional assessment, sensate coverage, and reconstruction choices after...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
A surviving replant is only the beginning. The goal is a hand that can feel, move, and serve the patient’s needs. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we review patient selection, preservation, injury assessment...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
A mangled upper extremity can look unsalvageable before resuscitation, perfusion, and debridement reveal what function remains. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we build a practical limb-salvage sequence—from...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
A normal-looking radiograph can hide a ligament injury that becomes stiffness, deformity, or arthritis if it is missed.In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we connect reduction, stability testing, imaging, early...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
A tendon transfer can be perfectly woven and still fail if the joint is stiff, the tissue bed is scarred, or the donor cannot match the lost motion. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we build a practical...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Extensor tendon injuries are easy to underestimate: a small dorsal wound can conceal a complete laceration, a contaminated MCP joint, or a central slip injury that declares itself later. In this episode of Plastics in...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Flexor tendon repair succeeds only when construct strength, tendon glide, pulley preservation, and rehabilitation are planned as one system. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we review the evaluation, zone-based...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Wrist fracture decisions turn on a few measurements, but the right threshold depends on the patient, the image, and the bone. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we review distal radius and carpal fractures with an...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Hand fracture outcomes often hinge on what radiographs miss — rotation, post-reduction stability, and whether fixation permits early motion. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we review metacarpal and phalangeal...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Hand infections deteriorate fast — the same anatomy that gives the hand its function turns ordinary swelling into ischemia, tendon necrosis, and permanent loss of motion. This episode walks through how to recognize and...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Upper extremity surgery is, at its core, a regional anesthesia specialty. Choose the right block in the right place and most hand and arm cases never need general anesthesia. In this episode of Plastics in Practice, we...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Every hand case rests on the same foundation: knowing which joints need mobility, which need stability, and how to run an acute hand with a trauma-first mindset. Get this layer right, and every chapter after it makes...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Lymphedema is the chronic disease plastic surgeons are best positioned to treat — and the most commonly mismanaged. After axillary node dissection, up to 50% of breast cancer patients develop it, and most never get the...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Pressure sores are the wound the plastic surgeon gets consulted on after everything else has gone wrong — and the recurrence rate is brutal if you skip the basics. The lesson nobody teaches you in residency is that the...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Few regions punish poor planning like the perineum — the pelvic outlet sits at the crossroads of the urinary, gynecologic, and GI tracts, and the wrong flap choice in an irradiated or contaminated field gets you back in...
Plastics in Practice (Resident Review)
Saving a foot is rarely about the flap. It's about the angiosome you re-perfuse, the millimeters of debridement you take, and whether you lengthen a tight Achilles before you ever think about closure. In this episode of...
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