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Howard Luks MD hosts Three Boneheads, a science show with 17 episodes published.
Episode Title Labral Tears After 40: Why Your MRI Is Lying to You Podcast The Three BoneheadsHoward Luks, MD · Jeffrey Berg, MD · Jonathan Hirsch, MD Episode Summary If you’re over 40 and have shoulder pain, there’s a ve
Rotator cuff tears. MRIs. Fear. Surgery. Three words that often get tangled together—and usually in the wrong order. In this episode of The Three Boneheads, we unpack why MRI findings often matter far less than people th
After more than 30 years in practice, one truth has become impossible to ignore: a technically successful surgery does not always lead to a successful outcome. In this episode, we unpack why “failed surgery” is often the
Meniscus tears are among the most common reasons people walk into an orthopedic office, and also among the most misunderstood. The word tear carries a psychological weight that often sends people straight to panic mode—a
The Three Boneheads sit down to answer one question: What would you tell your 25-year-old self about building a career that lasts? The answer isn’t what you’d expect. It’s not about technical skill or case volume. It’s a
A month or so ago, I wrote a post about why our tendons hurt. The most common reason is a process known as tendinopathy. It can be caused by excessive or insufficient use. Believe it or not, insufficient use is more comm
Pain is not a linear equation. This is an incredibly complex topic. I think you’ll like it. At least you’ll learn something about a subject that all three of us think about a lot. We can see the same pathology in various
The emergence of a high-tech, low-touch healthcare environment is not beneficial to the human condition. The second quote from my portion resonates deeply… but it’s at the end of the pod ;-). “… Visits have become transa
Only a handful of you received this yesterday, so I am republishing it to everyone this morning. Sorry… Your comments will drive the topics and quality of this podcast. So, thank you, and keep them coming. Many people co
In episode 3, Jeff, Jon, and I start to peel back the layers on what wisdom looks like at the tail end of our orthopedic careers. We see things far differently than we used to. We operate far less than we used to. We dis
We’ve been doing this for decades. We talk to each other a lot. We are surgeons. We were taught to operate and trained accordingly. But decades later, we operate far, far less than we used to. Why is that? The first repl
Jon, Jeff, and I are three Orthopedic Surgeons with 75+ years of experience between us. We have a lot to say… but finding time for all three of us to sit together to record a podcast is challenging. We wanted to gauge yo
This should be interesting. 3 Orthopedic Surgeons with 60 years of experience between us. We have a lot to say… and a lot to share. This is the welcome message about the format and structure. Stay tuned for our first epi
Attention to detail before surgery has a significant impact on your ability to recover and your risk of complications. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus
Exercise is the risk you take to avoid the consequences of being still. In the past, I often had issues or injuries related to improper load management, either ramping up too quickly or adding too many activities into a
Zone 2 training is an overused term. It is important, especially for people with poor endurance abilities. More importantly, low heart rate training is the best way to improve overall health and limit the consequences of
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