The Anatomy Nerd Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this mini episode, Hillary dives into the anatomy of carpal tunnel syndrome. You will learn about the parts of the body that are involved in carpal tunnel syndrome, common causes, symptoms, and solutions. 

The articles below were used as a reference for this episode. 
https://orthoinfo.aaos.org/en/diseases--conditions/carpal-tunnel-syndrome/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK546607/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3558235/ https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/4005-carpal-tunnel-syndrome

You can connect with Hillary on Instagram @theanatomynerdpodcast or feel free to send her an email at theanatomynerdpodcast@gmail.com 

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Plastic and reconstructive surgery involves so much more than a little nip here and a little tuck there. In this episode, Dr. Ross Sayadi, a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Resident Physician at the University of California Irvine, tells his story of how he got into medical school, the research projects he has been involved in, and the various medical tools and inventions he has developed in the lab and at home that are now being used in practice with patients. We discuss the different kinds of plastic surgery, his research on micro/nanobubbles for tissue oxygenation and wound treatment, the iPhone app he created called OR Stencil, and so much more.

You can connect with Dr. Sayadi on Instagram @rosssayadi

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After teaching anatomy and art history for 21 years at Stanford University and the Academy of Art University, James Xavier Barbour decided to open his own school. He founded The Decorus Atelier of Figurative Art in Brooklyn, NY and is currently the primary instructor, along with two other instructors. Decorus Atelier is not your average art school, James has created an institution that brings teaching and learning back to the old fashioned way of studying anatomy and art with the local master. His approach is very personal, as he offers each student one-on-one instruction.

James is passionate about expressing the eternal or universal truths that bind us as human beings as well our differences. His work often contains a psychological narrative which dances on the edges of both reality and the surreal. 

You can learn more about James' art and his school at https://www.decorusatelier.com

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In this episode, Olivia Rains and I nerd out about the anatomy of the ear. Olivia is a communication access specialist representing the state of Texas at the Office of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services. We discuss the different kinds of hearing loss, treatments available, and the various ways that hearing loss can affect your body, like alter your balance. We also chatted about her art and how she has been able to paint her way through challenges faced in her own journey as someone who has experienced hearing loss.

Be sure to check out her art at http://lastnerveart.com

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Believe in your ability. Those words are straight from Dr. Joseph Talbet himself. Dr. Talbet is an inspiring individual in many ways. After getting his pilot's licence and flying for a couple years, he turned back to his true passion, medicine. He completed his MD in Egypt and moved to the United States to become a plastic surgeon. Unfortunately, he was faced with obstacle after obstacle after obstacle. After being told he could not practice in the US with his degree from Egypt, he decided to go to medical school again! While working in the hospital, he was inspired to write his first children's book after having a fun interaction with a patient, passing drawings back and forth. Since then, he has published several children's medical books and is currently working on writing more. Dr. Talbet's story is one that will inspire all to believe in themselves and to never, never, never give up.

You can find his books at https://www.theillustratedbookofmedicine.com 

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In this episode, I speak with my long time friend Nick Clinton about the anatomy and kinesiology of running shoes. Nick has a masters degree in Kinesiology, has worked in the running industry for 11 years, and is now the Product Line Manager for Brooks Running, specifically their trail shoes and apparel. Nick and I have been nerding out about running for a long time. When we worked together in Sacramento, I was a fit specialist for Fleet Feet Sports, and he was a tech rep for Adidas. He frequented the store to give us the latest updates about Adidas's running shoes, and we would nerd out hard! Several years later, we both moved on, but stayed great friends. It was only a matter of time before we did an epsiode together and nerded out about running and the human body once again. And here it is! Enjoy!

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Hadi is a second year medical student at the Jordanian University in Jordan. He aspires to be a surgeon. He is really passionate about medicine and I am thrilled I got to nerd out with him about anatomy and medicine. We also discussed the differences in medical schools in the United States versus the Middle East. 

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Dr. Carlye Jensen resides in Uxbridge Ontario where she practices family medicine, works in the ER, does hospitalist work and palliative care. She is also chief of the local hospital. When COVID hit, she was immediately immersed in all things COVID both at the hospital and in the community - setting up protocols, creating a local covid assessment clinic, outreach programs to the long term care and retirement homes, publishing regular newsletters for her community, caring for patients with COVID in the hospital and now happily vaccinating people. 

In this episode, Dr. Jensen and Hillary have a very indepth conversation about the myths and facts of the covid vaccines. The most important thing to remember is the date of this episode. There is a constant growth of info w/ COVID, so our information is only as good as today's date. 

The other thing that is important to add is I hope this episode can serve as an inclusive and inviting conversation. I know that everything we talked about in this episode will already be well received by the pro vax community, but I hope that this conversation can be helpful for those who are skeptical or unsure about the vaccines. 

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Dr. Maryvi Gonzalez has a PhD in Human Anatomy and is a professor at Texas University. She is the creator of the Youtube Channel and Etsy anatomy shop ‘Queen Mary Anatomy’. In this episode, we start with a short introduction on heart anatomy. We then discuss heart attacks and the different symptoms men and women can experience. Followed by a nerd out session about cadaver lab and the methods used to learn anatomy. Finally, we talk about Mary's journey in getting her PhD and pursuing her career as a professor.

You can read Maryvi's latest research article here https://doi.org/10.33790/jmhsb1100134
The second part of her research article will be published soon!

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In this Episode, Chilian of Inspiral Ballet describes how she helps dancers to achieve their full potential by teaching clean postural alignment for all ballet positions and movements, principally with an artistic focus. Chilian explains that by applying biology, physics, chemistry and other sciences in a holistic way to dance instruction, you allow the nervous system to unleash new pathways that will aid the manifestation of beauty, simplicity and accuracy of movement.

You can reach Chilian at https://inspiralballet.com

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