What Do Celebrities Know About Joint Replacement That You Don’t? Dr. Jason Snibbe on Robotic Surgery, Recovery, and Choosing the Right Surgeon
The Joint Replacement Podcast | Episode 61 | Hosted by Dr. Matthew Sloan When a Hollywood actor, professional athlete, or world-famous musician needs a hip or knee replacement, they may have the resources to choose almost any surgeon in the world. But what are they actually looking for? Is it …
#53 – Are Robotics the Future of Joint Replacement? Prof. Fares Haddad
Robotic technology has made joint replacement surgery more precise. The more difficult question is whether greater precision consistently translates into outcomes that patients can actually feel. That question sits at the center of Episode 53 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, featuring Professor Fares Haddad, Professor of Orthopaedic and Sports Surgery …
#50 – Season One Finale — What We Learned About Joint Replacement
Six months, 50 episodes, and dozens of conversations with surgeons, patients, researchers, therapists, operating room professionals, and innovators. Episode 50 of The Joint Replacement Podcast looks back at the ideas, debates, and patient stories that shaped our first season. When I started The Joint Replacement Podcast about six months ago, …
#41 – RACER Knee: Does Robotic Knee Replacement Actually Improve Outcomes? Andy Metcalfe & Ed Davis
Robotic-assisted total knee replacement has become one of the most important technological developments in modern joint replacement. Advocates point to greater surgical precision, reproducibility, intraoperative data, and the ability to individualize implant positioning. Critics have continued to ask a simpler question: Do patients actually do better? The newly published RACER-Knee …
#32 – Can We Engineer the Future of Joint Replacement? Jeremy Gililland, MD
The newest episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast features an engaging discussion with Dr. Jeremy Gililland, Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and Chief of Adult Reconstruction at the University of Utah. Before becoming one of the country’s leading hip and knee replacement surgeons, Dr. Gililland trained as a mechanical engineer—a background …
#31 – Is There a Future for Private Practice? Blake Peterson, MD
Modern joint replacement is evolving faster than ever. Robotics, outpatient surgery, advanced imaging, artificial intelligence, and patient-centered care are transforming how orthopedic surgeons deliver better outcomes while making recovery easier for patients. In Episode #31 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I sat down with Dr. Blake Peterson, an adult reconstruction …
#29 – Is Same-Day Joint Replacement Safe? Eric Cohen, MD
Episode 29 of The Joint Replacement Podcast The pace of innovation in hip and knee replacement surgery has accelerated dramatically over the past decade. Patients are recovering faster, spending less time in the hospital, using fewer opioids, and returning to active lifestyles sooner than ever before. In Episode 29 of …
#25 – How Do We Build the Future of Orthopedic Care? Michael Meneghini, MD
Modern hip and knee replacement surgery is evolving faster than ever before. Patients are recovering more quickly, spending less time in the hospital, and benefiting from advances in implant technology that have dramatically improved durability and outcomes. In Episode 25 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I sat down with Dr. …
#22 – How Can Research Shape the Future of Joint Replacement? Michael Kheir, MD
Insights from Dr. Michael Kheir | The Joint Replacement Podcast Episode #22 Joint replacement surgery has transformed millions of lives, but the technology, implants, and surgical techniques continue to evolve rapidly. In Episode #22 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I sat down with Dr. Michael Kheir, orthopedic surgeon, Director of …
#21 – Can Jiffy Knee and Robotics Help Us Recover Faster? Grayson Connors, DO
The Joint Replacement Podcast with Matthew Sloan, MD Modern joint replacement surgery continues to evolve at an incredible pace. From robotic-assisted technology and minimally invasive surgical approaches to outpatient surgery and artificial intelligence, today’s patients have more options than ever before. In Episode 21 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I …