The Joint Replacement Podcast
Hosted by orthopedic surgeon Matthew Sloan, MD, this podcast helps patients understand hip and knee replacement surgery. Episodes feature interviews with leading joint replacement surgeons covering robotic surgery, implant technology, recovery, and choosing the right surgeon. Clear, expert guidance for anyone considering joint replacement or aiming to stay active and pain-free.
Episodes
#60 - What Should You Eat Before Joint Replacement Surgery? Sagar Desai, MD
Could better nutrition before surgery mean a smoother recovery afterward?In Episode 60 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan welcomes Dr. Sagar Desai, a Toronto-based orthopedic surgeon specializing in foot and ankle reconstruction and founder of Proven Therapeutics.Together, they explore an often-overlooked part of surgical preparation: nutrition.How much protein should patients eat
#59 - Can One Surgeon Design a Better Hip Replacement? H. Kurtis Biggs, DO
Can an orthopedic surgeon design a better hip replacement implant than the major medical device companies?Dr. Kurtis Biggs decided to find out.In Episode 59, Dr. Matthew Sloan interviews Dr. Biggs, a fellowship-trained joint replacement surgeon from Naples, Florida, who developed his own femoral stem, taking it from a hand-drawn sketch at his kitchen counter to FDA clearance and implantation in pa
#58 - Are Health Insurance Companies Profiting by Denying Your Care? Bryan Khoo
Are health insurance companies making money by denying patients the medical care they need?Dr. Matthew Sloan welcomes Bryan Khoo, a Stanford graduate and incoming medical student at Washington University whose investigations into healthcare economics and insurance company practices have attracted national attention, including responses from Mark Cuban.They explore why American healthcare continues
#57 - How Do You Know If Your Joint Replacement Surgeon Is Any Good?
How can you tell whether a hip or knee replacement surgeon is actually good?Dr. Matthew Sloan breaks down the five things patients should look for before choosing a joint replacement surgeon, including surgical volume, board certification, fellowship training, complication rates, revision rates, and the number almost nobody tells patients to ask about: patient-reported outcomes.Patient-reported ou
#56 - What Does a Professional Violinist Know About Orthopedic Surgery? Will Kang, MD
Dr. Will Kang took an unusual path to orthopedic surgery.Before becoming a physician, he was a classically trained violinist who earned a master’s degree in violin performance from the Cleveland Institute of Music and worked professionally as a musician. After years of intense practice and a repetitive-stress shoulder injury, he changed direction and ultimately became an orthopedic surgeon.In this
#55 - How Do You Know When It’s Really Time for Joint Replacement? Randall Schultz, MD
How do you know when it’s really time for a hip or knee replacement?Dr. Matthew Sloan is joined by Dr. Randall Schultz, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon at Texas Orthopedics and creator of The Surgeon Unmasked. After more than three decades in orthopedic surgery and thousands of joint replacements, Dr. Schultz brings an especially unusual perspective to the conversation: he has also undergone
#54 - Can You Prevent Arthritis & Joint Replacement? Jocelyn Wittstein, MD
What happens to a joint decades before someone needs a replacement—and can we change that trajectory?Duke orthopedic sports medicine surgeon Dr. Jocelyn Wittstein joins Dr. Matthew Sloan to discuss ACL injuries, post-traumatic arthritis, menopause, osteoporosis, cartilage health, and strategies for maintaining healthy bones and joints throughout life.They discuss why ACL reconstruction does not el
#53 - Are Robotics the Future of Joint Replacement? Prof. Fares Haddad
Professor Fares Haddad joins The Joint Replacement Podcast to discuss how technology, robotics, and increasingly personalized surgical planning are changing hip and knee replacement.We explore his career across arthroplasty, complex revision surgery, elite sports, research, and editorial leadership, and how his surgical philosophy has evolved toward three-dimensional planning, cruciate preservatio
#52 - Am I Too Young for Joint Replacement?
“You’re too young for a joint replacement. Come back when you’re 60.”Is that still good advice?In this episode, Dr. Matthew Sloan breaks down how surgeons approach hip and knee replacement in younger patients and why chronological age is only one part of the decision.We discuss why joint replacement was historically delayed in younger patients, how modern implant materials have changed expectation
#51 - Is Medical Clearance Before Joint Replacement Necessary? Tyler Thurman, DO
What does it really mean when your surgeon says you need “medical clearance” before a hip or knee replacement?Hospitalist and internal medicine physician Tyler Thurman, DO (@hospitaldoctort), joins The Joint Replacement Podcast to explain why physicians often prefer the term risk stratification—and what they are actually looking for before a patient goes to the operating room.We discuss cardiac ri
#50 - Season One Finale — What We Learned About Joint Replacement
Fifty episodes. One season. A lot of questions about how we can make joint replacement better.In this special Season One finale, Dr. Matthew Sloan looks back at the conversations, debates, patient stories, and ideas that shaped the first 49 episodes of The Joint Replacement Podcast.Hear memorable moments about deciding when it is time for joint replacement, same-day surgery, recovery after knee re
#49 - How do you build an academic career? Andrew Schneider, MD
Dr. Andrew Schneider joins The Joint Replacement Podcast to discuss what it is really like to build a career as a young academic arthroplasty surgeon.We talk about why he chose academics, transitioning from fellowship to attending life, building a referral base, balancing clinical volume with research and teaching, working with residents and fellows as a young attending, finding mentors, developin
#48 - What is Knee Replacement Recovery Really Like? Diana Braun
What does knee replacement recovery really feel like?Diana Braun knows firsthand. After delaying surgery for nearly a decade, she ultimately underwent simultaneous bilateral total knee replacement. That experience eventually led her to co-found The Knee Zone and co-author Knee Replacement Secrets with her husband, joint replacement surgeon Dr. Raj Sinha.In this episode, Diana joins Dr. Matthew Slo
#47 - How Do You Match Into Adult Reconstruction Fellowship? Bill Hamilton, MD
What does it really take to match into an adult reconstruction fellowship?In Episode #47, Dr. Bill Hamilton of the Anderson Orthopaedic Clinic joins me for a practical guide for orthopedic residents preparing for fellowship. We discuss when to start preparing, what fellowship directors actually look for, research and recommendation letters, preference signaling, interview strategy, and how to buil
#46 - Is Medicare Cutting Payments 20 Percent? Max Courtney, MD
Maxwell Courtney, MD joins Episode 46 of The Joint Replacement Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation about arthroplasty, research, health policy, and one of the biggest challenges currently facing joint replacement surgeons.Dr. Courtney is Division Chief of Adult Reconstruction at Rothman Orthopaedics, an accomplished joint replacement surgeon and researcher, and Chair of the AAHKS Advocacy Comm
#45 - How Can We Treat Joint Replacement Infection Better? Jesse Otero, MD, PhD
Dr. Jesse Otero, MD, PhD joins The Joint Replacement Podcast for a deep conversation about complex joint replacement, periprosthetic joint infection, research, and building a career around the patients other surgeons often find most challenging.Jesse shares the unconventional strategy he used to build a busy practice early in his career, including calling local surgeons and offering to take the re
#44 - Can Ultrasound Treat Arthritis Without Injections? George Lewis, PhD
Disclosure: Dr. Matthew Sloan serves as a paid physician consultant and key opinion leader for ZetrOZ Systems, manufacturer of SAM ultrasound technology.Can sound waves actually help treat arthritis?Dr. Matthew Sloan is joined by George Lewis, PhD, CEO of ZetrOZ Systems, to discuss Sustained Acoustic Medicine (SAM) and the evolving role of therapeutic ultrasound in treating knee arthritis and musc
#43 - What Happens When Trauma Meets Joint Replacement? Dr. Alon Antebi
What happens when orthopedic trauma and joint replacement intersect?Dr. Matthew Sloan is joined by Dr. Alon Antebi, a fellowship-trained orthopedic trauma surgeon whose practice spans complex fractures, pelvic and acetabular trauma, primary and revision joint replacement, and outpatient surgery.Dr. Antebi discusses how surgeons decide whether to fix a hip fracture or replace the joint, when a part
#42 - What Does a Surgical Tech Actually Do? Alyssa Ellis
What does a surgical technologist actually do during surgery, and how much does the team behind the surgeon affect what happens in the operating room?In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan sits down with Alyssa Ellis, CST, CSFA, creator of Beyond Assisting, for a behind-the-scenes look at life in the OR.With more than 17 years of operating room experience, Alyssa expla
#41 - RACER Knee: Does Robotic Knee Replacement Actually Improve Outcomes? Andy Metcalfe & Ed Davis
The RACER Knee Trial is one of the most important randomized evaluations of robotic-assisted total knee replacement to date.The headline finding is provocative: robotic-assisted surgery was more precise, but patients did not report better outcomes at 12 months compared with conventional total knee replacement.But does that mean robots do not work?In this episode, I’m joined by RACER Knee investiga
#40 - What is Traumaplasty? Elizabeth Gausden, MD
Elizabeth Gausden, MD, joins The Joint Replacement Podcast to discuss one of the most challenging areas in orthopedic surgery: what happens when trauma and joint replacement intersect.Dr. Gausden is an orthopedic surgeon at Hospital for Special Surgery specializing in primary and revision hip and knee replacement, periprosthetic fractures, and complex reconstruction. After residency at HSS, she co
#39 - What Happens in the First Month After Knee Replacement?
What really happens after you leave the hospital following a knee replacement?In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I walk through the first month of recovery week by week—including the physical challenges and the psychological transition that patients may not expect.We cover:• Week 1: Survival & Stability — pain, swelling, disrupted sleep, fatigue, and learning to accept help• Wee
#38 - What is Full Spectrum Hip & Knee Surgery? Atul Kamath, MD
What happens when a surgeon can offer both joint preservation and joint replacement?Dr. Atul Kamath joins The Joint Replacement Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation about how modern hip and knee care has evolved—from anterior hip replacement and robotic surgery to hip arthroscopy, osteotomy, cartilage restoration, partial knee replacement, and outpatient surgery.This is also a personal episode
#37 - What's Wrong with Fee-For-Service? Kevin Bozic, MD, MBA
What does better joint replacement care actually look like—and should success be measured by the surgery itself or by the health outcomes that matter most to the patient?In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan speaks with Kevin Bozic, MD, MBA, Chair of the Department of Surgery and Perioperative Care at Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin and former
#36 - What Happens When the Surgeon Becomes the Patient? Farzin Kabaei, MD
What changes when a joint replacement surgeon experiences knee replacement from the other side of the operating table?Dr. Farzin Kabaei is a Los Angeles orthopedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee replacement, complex reconstruction, and orthopedic trauma. But his perspective on joint replacement is also deeply personal. After an ACL injury as a teenager, progressive arthritis, a high tibial o
#35 - Is Kinematic Alignment Better? Stephen Howell, MD
Dr. Stephen Howell is one of the pioneers of kinematic alignment in total knee replacement. In this episode, we explore his journey from ACL reconstruction research to developing one of the most influential alignment philosophies in modern arthroplasty. We discuss the biomechanics of the native knee, patient-specific instrumentation, implant design, robotics, and why restoring normal anatomy may l
#34 - Is it Time for the Return of Hip Resurfacing? Prof. Justin Cobb
In Episode #34 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I welcome Professor Justin Cobb from Imperial College London, one of the world's leading orthopedic innovators and pioneers in hip resurfacing and implant development. Throughout our conversation, Professor Cobb shares how engineering, biomechanics, and decades of research have shaped his approach to hip replacement and led to the development of a n
#33 - When is it Time for Joint Replacement? Ran Schwarzkopf, MD
In Episode #33, Dr. Matthew Sloan sits down with Dr. Ran Schwarzkopf of NYU Langone Health to discuss the evolution of modern hip and knee replacement.From robotic-assisted surgery and artificial intelligence to implant longevity, revision surgery, recovery, and choosing the right surgeon, Dr. Schwarzkopf shares decades of experience caring for complex joint replacement patients while offering pra
#32 - Can We Engineer the Future of Joint Replacement? Jeremy Gililland, MD
Dr. Jeremy Gililland is Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Chief of Adult Reconstruction at the University of Utah. With a unique background in mechanical engineering before medicine, he brings an engineer's mindset to some of the most complex problems in hip and knee replacement surgery. In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan and Dr. Gililland discuss:How designing b
#31 - Is There a Future for Private Practice? Blake Peterson, MD
Dr. Blake Peterson joins The Joint Replacement Podcast for an in-depth conversation on modern hip and knee replacement, building a successful private practice, and where orthopedic surgery is headed next.We discuss surgical mentorship, managing complications, robotics, functional alignment, ambulatory surgery centers, physician reimbursement, research, efficiency in the operating room, and how eme
#30 - Is Opioid-Free Joint Replacement Recovery Possible? Andrew Wickline, MD
Can patients undergo hip or knee replacement without needing opioids afterward?In Episode #30, Dr. Matthew Sloan welcomes fellowship-trained adult reconstruction surgeon Dr. Andrew Wickline to discuss how modern recovery protocols are changing one of the biggest challenges in orthopedic surgery: postoperative pain.Dr. Wickline explains how reducing swelling, limiting unnecessary physical therapy,
#29 - Is Same-Day Joint Replacement Safe? Eric Cohen, MD
Dr. Eric Cohen, adult reconstruction surgeon at Brown University Health and Assistant Professor at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, joins The Joint Replacement Podcast for an in-depth discussion on how modern joint replacement continues to evolve. We discuss:The rise of same-day hip and knee replacementHow COVID transformed arthroplasty careWho can safely go home the day of su
#28 - What Happens When a Joint Replacement Fails? H. John Cooper, MD
Dr. Matthew Sloan welcomes Dr. H. John Cooper, adult reconstruction and revision joint replacement surgeon at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, for an in-depth conversation on the present and future of hip and knee replacement. Dr. Cooper discusses his journey from biomedical engineering to orthopedic surgery, managing complex revision cases, robotic-assisted knee replacement, anterior hi
#27 - How Did Anesthesia Change Joint Replacement Recovery?
Why are so many patients walking just hours after hip or knee replacement surgery?The answer isn't simply better implants or robotic technology—it's the dramatic evolution of modern anesthesia and perioperative medicine.In Episode 27, Dr. Matthew Sloan explores how multimodal pain management, spinal anesthesia, targeted nerve blocks, opioid minimization, and coordinated recovery protocols have fun
#26 - What Defines Success After Joint Replacement? Wayne Moschetti, MD
What makes a hip or knee replacement truly successful?In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan sits down with Dr. Wayne Moschetti of Dartmouth Health to explore one of the most important—and often overlooked—topics in modern orthopedic surgery: patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs).Dr. Moschetti discusses how orthopedic surgeons are moving beyond implant survivorship
#25 - How Do We Build the Future of Orthopedic Care? Michael Meneghini, MD
Dr. Michael Meneghini joins The Joint Replacement Podcast for an in-depth discussion on the future of hip and knee replacement surgery. As founder and CEO of the Indiana Orthopedic Institute and former president of AAHKS, Dr. Meneghini shares his insights on outpatient joint replacement, implant innovation, robotics, value-based care, and building one of the country's most successful vertically in
Bonus - Is Partial Hip Replacement Like Partial Knee Replacement?
Many patients have heard of partial knee replacements and wonder if a partial hip replacement is an option for arthritis as well.In this episode clip, Dr. Grayson Connors discusses one of the most common misconceptions in hip surgery: the difference between a partial hip replacement and a total hip replacement.We cover:• What a partial hip replacement (hemiarthroplasty) actually replaces• Why part
#24 - What Questions Should Joint Replacement Patients Ask? Blair Ashley, MD
In Episode 24 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan is joined by fellowship-trained joint replacement surgeon Dr. Blair Ashley for an in-depth discussion on modern hip and knee replacement surgery.They explore when patients should consider surgery, how long implants last, the role of injections and biologic treatments, realistic recovery expectations, returning to sports, and how pat
#23 - What are the First 48 Hours Like After Hip Replacement?
The first 48 hours after hip replacement can set the tone for the entire recovery.In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan explains what patients should focus on during the first two days after surgery, including early standing, safe movement, ankle pumps, pain control, and protecting the incision.You’ll learn why same-day mobilization matters, how ankle pumps help circu
#22 - How Can Research Shape the Future of Joint Replacement? Michael Kheir, MD
In Episode 21, Dr. Matthew Sloan interviews Dr. Michael Kheir, orthopedic surgeon, Director of Research, and Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan.Dr. Kheir discusses the innovations transforming modern hip and knee replacement, including robotic-assisted surgery, advanced implant designs, cemented versus cementless fixation, and strategies for improving patient outcomes through educat
#21 - Can Jiffy Knee and Robotics Help Us Recover Faster? Grayson Connors, DO
Dr. Matthew Sloan welcomes Grayson Connors to Episode 21 of The Joint Replacement Podcast. Dr. Connors discusses robotic-assisted knee replacement, anterior hip replacement, outpatient joint replacement surgery, modern recovery protocols, and how AI is beginning to influence orthopedic care.The conversation covers:Robotic vs manual knee replacementVELYS robotics and precision surgeryThe Jiffy Knee
#20 - What Role Does Tech Player in Joint Replacement? Stefano Bini, MD
What happens when artificial intelligence, robotics, wearable sensors, and digital twins converge in orthopedic surgery?In Episode 20 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan welcomes Dr. Stefano Bini, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at UCSF, founder of DOCSF, and one of the leading voices in digital orthopedics. Together they explore how AI is already transforming healthcare operations
#19 - Why Can't We Just Replace Cartilage?
Many patients ask the same question:"If arthritis means cartilage is worn out, why can't you just replace the cartilage instead of replacing the entire joint?"In this episode, Dr. Matthew Sloan breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions about arthritis and explains why advanced hip and knee arthritis is much more than a cartilage problem.You'll learn why cartilage has such limited healing poten
#18 - How is America's Top Orthopedic Hospital Innovating? Michael Ast, MD
Dr. Matthew Sloan welcomes Dr. Michael Ast, Insall Chair of the Knee Service and Innovation Officer at Hospital for Special Surgery, for a wide-ranging discussion on the future of joint replacement surgery. Together they explore how robotics, artificial intelligence, outpatient surgery, implant technology, and modern recovery protocols are transforming the patient experience. Dr. Ast shares his pe
#17 - How Can We Treat Painful Knee Replacements Better? Yudi Kerbel, MD
In Episode 17 of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan welcomes fellowship-trained hip and knee replacement surgeon Dr. Yudi Kerbel, one of the most influential orthopedic educators on social media today.Dr. Kerbel shares how he built a platform that reaches millions of patients worldwide, why patient education is more important than ever, and how social media is transforming the relati
#16 - How Do You Lead the World's Most Influential Hip & Knee Association? Antonia Chen, MD, MBA
In this episode of the podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan sits down with one of the most influential leaders in modern joint replacement surgery, Antonia Chen. Dr. Chen is the current president of American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons and Chair and Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at UT Southwestern Medical Center. They discuss:The future of hip and knee replacementPeriprosthetic joint infection pr
#15 - Simultaneous Vs. Staged Joint Replacement: Which Approach Is Safer?
Should you replace both knees or hips at the same time, or stage the surgeries separately? In Episode 15 of the Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan breaks down the real clinical pros and cons of simultaneous bilateral joint replacement versus staged procedures.We discuss the physiologic stress of operating on both joints at once, differences in recovery and rehabilitation, complication ri
#14 - Is Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement Better? Paul Jacob, DO
n this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I’m joined by fellowship-trained joint replacement surgeon Dr. Paul Jacob, founder of the Oklahoma Joint Reconstruction and Research Institute.We discuss robotic-assisted joint replacement, outpatient surgery, patient optimization, recovery expectations, implant selection, partial vs total knee replacement, anterior vs posterior hip replacement, pai
#13 - Why Does Your Leg Feel Longer After Hip Replacement?
After hip replacement surgery, many patients feel like one leg is longer than the other. Is it normal? Did something go wrong? In this episode, we break down the real reasons this happens, including the difference between functional and true structural leg length discrepancy, why surgeons prioritize stability, and how muscle weakness, pelvic tilt, and soft tissue tension affect recovery. We also d
#12 - What are the Top Hip Replacement Controversies Surgeons Still Debate?
Is hip replacement really a standardized surgery? Not even close. In Episode 12, orthopedic surgeon Matthew Sloan, MD breaks down the biggest controversies in modern hip replacement surgery — from anterior vs posterior approach and robotics to cemented vs cementless implants, dual mobility, same-day discharge, hip precautions, and the evolving understanding of hip-spine syndrome.This episode expla
#11 - Is Metal Sensitivity a Real Problem in Joint Replacement?
Could the material inside a hip or knee replacement quietly trigger your immune system for years?In this episode, Dr. Matthew Sloan breaks down the real science behind metal sensitivity and joint replacement implants — separating evidence from fear and marketing hype.You’ll learn:• What hip and knee implants are actually made of• Why cobalt chrome, titanium, ceramic, and polyethylene are used• The
#10 - What are the Most Common Knee Replacement Complications?
Most patients worry about the wrong complications after knee replacement—and the ones that actually matter are often not what people expect.In this episode, I break down the 10 most common complications after knee replacement, what’s normal during recovery, what’s not, and the warning signs you need to pay attention to.This is the same framework I use with my patients every day to help them recove
#9 - How Do You Tell If Patients are Ready for Joint Replacement? Ahmed Siddiqi, DO
Most people think joint replacement is straightforward—fix the problem and move on. But the reality is far more nuanced.In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I’m joined by Dr. Ahmed Siddiqi, an orthopedic surgeon known for his patient-centered approach and expertise in modern hip and knee replacement. We dive into how great surgeons think beyond the X-ray—focusing on timing, patient mi
#8 - What are the Top Controversies Among Surgeons in Knee Replacement?
You might think knee replacement is standardized—but it’s not.In this episode, I break down the 10 biggest controversies in knee replacement and what they actually mean for you as a patient. These are real debates that surgeons have all the time—and in many cases, there’s more than one “right” answer.We cover:Alignment: Mechanical vs kinematic—should every knee be perfectly straight?Surgical appro
#7 - When Is the Right Time for Joint Replacement?
Most people wait too long to get a joint replacement—and sometimes, they do it too early.So how do you actually know when it’s the right time?In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I break down how I think about timing as a joint replacement surgeon and what I tell my own patients in clinic every day.The truth is, there’s no perfect age and no perfect X-ray that tells you when it’s time
#6 - What Makes a Great Surgeon? Keith Connolly, MD
In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I’m joined by Keith Connolly, MD, a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee replacement in Marquette, Michigan. We cover a wide range of topics that matter most to patients considering joint replacement—from how to know when it’s time for surgery to what truly separates a good surgeon from a great one.Dr. Connolly shares
#5 - Who Needs a Partial Knee Replacement?
Partial knee replacement is one of the most effective—and most misunderstood—procedures in orthopedics.In this episode of the Joint Replacement Podcast, Matthew Sloan takes a deep dive into what partial knee replacement actually is, who it’s for, and why getting it right matters so much.Many patients ask: “Can I just replace the bad part of my knee?”The answer is: sometimes—but only if you’re the
#4 - What Is Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement?
Is robotic-assisted joint replacement actually better—and do you need it?In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan, orthopedic surgeon and Director of Robotics in Orthopedic Surgery, breaks down the role of robotics in modern joint replacement. This is one of the most common questions patients ask, and the answer is more nuanced than you might think.Dr. Sloan starts by ex
Bonus - Severe Hip Dysplasia Case Review: Robotics, Augments & Leg Length
In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, I’m joined by Joshua Rozell to break down a challenging case of robotic total hip replacement in a patient with severe bilateral hip dysplasia and congenital dislocation.These are some of the most complex cases we treat in hip reconstruction, where anatomy is significantly altered and standard techniques may not apply. This discussion walks through
#3 - How Do You Prepare for Joint Replacement Surgery? Joshua Rozell, MD
In this episode of the The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan sits down with Dr. Joshua Rozell, Chief of Orthopedic Surgery at NYU Langone Brooklyn, Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Residency Associate Program Director, and a high-volume hip and knee replacement surgeon, for an in-depth conversation on modern joint replacement care. They discuss Dr. Rozell’s journey into art
#2 - What are the Top Questions Patients Ask Before Hip Replacement Surgery?
If you’re considering a hip replacement, you probably have a lot of questions—and you’re not alone.In this episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast, Dr. Matthew Sloan breaks down the 10 most common questions patients ask before total hip replacement surgery. Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or already planning surgery, this episode will help you better understand what to expect
#1 - What are the Top Questions Patients Ask Before Knee Replacement Surgery?
In the first full episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast with Matthew Sloan MD, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Matthew Sloan discusses the 10 most common questions patients ask before knee replacement surgery.For many patients, deciding whether to undergo knee replacement is a major decision. Questions about timing, recovery, pain, robotic surgery, and long-term outcomes often come up during consultatio
Pilot - What is The Joint Replacement Podcast? Matthew Sloan, MD
Welcome to the first episode of The Joint Replacement Podcast with Matthew Sloan MD.In this introductory episode, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Matthew Sloan explains the purpose of the podcast and how it will help patients better understand modern hip and knee replacement surgery.Dr. Sloan is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee replacement, including robotic-assisted joint
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