Hosted by pablocastaneda · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 61 episodes
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This podcast is for anyone who wants to learn more about pediatric hip problems, including developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH), slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE), and other conditions. I’ll be interviewing experts in the field to get their insights on the latest treatments and research.I aim to empower physicians, providers, and parents with the knowledge they need to make the best decisions.
pablocastaneda hosts Straight From The Hip, a health show with 61 episodes published.
In this special season recap of Straight From the Hip , I reflect on nine conversations that explored hip dysplasia from multiple perspectives: patients and families, psychology, clinical decision-making, trust, innovati
My guest today is Dr. Jacob Jaremko, and we are discussing a topic that may change how we diagnose developmental dysplasia of the hip around the world: artificial intelligence. For decades, hip ultrasound has been centra
Today’s episode is a conversation with Dr. Joel “Gator” Warsh — a pediatrician who has written extensively about trust, communication, and decision-making in modern pediatrics. He is the author of Between a Shot and a Ha
Today’s episode is about innovation in orthopedics — where it works, where it fails, and how ideas actually move from theory into clinical practice. My guest is Manoj Ramachandran, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon who has
This episode is part three of this mini-series dedicated to Patient Leadership. Today, we approach hip dysplasia from a different, essential perspective: behavioral health. I’m lucky to be joined by Dr. Kelly Rabenstein,
In this mini series, of episodes, I’ve been exploring the lived experience of hip dysplasia, not just the science, but what it actually feels like to live with this condition. Today’s guest is Samantha “Sammy” Krathen, o
This episode is part of a Patient Leadership Series, where I highlight the voices of individuals who have lived with hip dysplasia and chosen to turn that experience into action. Today I’m speaking with Gemma Barber from
This is a special video episode of the podcast meant as a public service announcement to help parents understand what matters for baby hips!
On this podcast, I've explore developmental dysplasia of the hip from every angle: the science, the evolution of treatment, the lived experience, and how patients and families make sense of a diagnosis that can follow th
Today I’m joined by Maurizio De Pellegrin from Parma, Italy, and we’re going to do something I enjoy: highlight a set of practical contributions, then stress-test what the data really support. We start with a question pa
Today’s guest is Dr. Thomas Youm from NYU Langone Health a high-volume hip arthroscopist. The focus of the conversation is a niche but common clinical scenario: femoroacetabular impingement syndrome in the setting of bor
This 50th-episode recap of Straight from the Hip brings together some of the most important themes we’ve covered over the past block of conversations: how we share knowledge, how we generate and question evidence, and ho
Today I’m joined by Dan Sucato, Chief of Staff at Texas Scottish Rite for Children, an institution that currently sits at the top of the U.S. News & World Report rankings for pediatric orthopedics. We start with Perthes,
Michael Vitale, Chief of Pediatric Spine Surgery at Columbia, joins me to talk about one thing: how to make surgery safer. We walk through why he became obsessed with safety, and how high-stakes spine surgery forced a re
If you’ve listened to this show in the past or our sister show (Hip & Happening), you already know today’s guest: Valerie Parrish, the Director of Patient Advocacy and Engagement at the IHDI. This episode was recorded ri
Today’s episode is a real privilege. I had the chance to sit down with Perry and Jon Schoenecker, a father and son who represent two distinct but complementary approaches to orthopedics. Perry is a giant in clinical orth
Today’s episode is a bit meta, in the best way. We’re talking about podcasting as a medical medium: not just a way to pass time on a commute, but a tool to reshape how we communicate, teach, and share orthopedic knowledg
On this episode I have a candid conversation with: Dror Paley, the founder of the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in Florida, the Paley European Institute in Poland, and the Paley Institute Middle East in Abu Dhabi. H
On today’s episode, I talk with Emily Dodwell of the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York. We begin discussing her background and how she views some of the known facts about hip dysplasia, such as risk factors and cu
This week, I speak with Dave Bailey, the CEO of OrthoPediatrics, an American bioscience company based in Warsaw, Indiana, that designs, develops, manufactures, and distributes orthopedic implants and instruments for pedi
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Straight From The Hip is hosted by pablocastaneda. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 61 episodes.
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