OrthopedicsVideo course + PDFs2026
Oakstone Orthopedics for the Non-Specialist 2026 — examine, image, treat or refer with confidence
Oakstone Orthopedics for the Non-Specialist 2026 (also titled Orthopedics for Non-Orthopedists 2026) is written for the clinician who sees the sprained ankle, the painful shoulder or the aching back long before a surgeon does. Across 43 lectures, 44 faculty members, mostly sports medicine physicians with orthopaedic surgeons and therapists alongside, cover the joint-by-joint examination, when to image, what conservative care can achieve and which findings demand a same-week referral. Videos come with PDF handouts.
- 43lectures
- 44faculty
- PDFhandouts
- 2026edition
What you’ll be able to do
- Run a focused examination of each major joint and the spine
- Pick the right study using “what to order and when” imaging guidance
- Weigh surgery against conservative care for meniscal, labral, rotator cuff and instability problems
- Diagnose and manage upper and lower limb fractures, stress fractures and growth plate injuries
- Perform common orthopaedic injections and understand where orthobiologics fit
- Spot red flags and sideline emergencies that cannot wait
Inside the course
The examination block
After a primer on orthopaedic terminology, seven lectures teach hand, wrist and elbow, shoulder, hip, spine, knee and foot and ankle examination as separate skills.
Orthopedics for the Non-Specialist, region by region
Foot, ankle, knee, hip, hand, elbow, shoulder, clavicle and ribs, and the lumbar and cervical spine each get their own diagnosis-and-treatment session, including athletic pubalgia and FAI.
Operate or not?
Five paired talks put a sports physician and a surgeon side by side to debate patellar instability, meniscal tears, hip labral tears, shoulder instability and rotator cuff tears.
The wider toolkit
Fractures, bone tumours, RED-S, the ageing athlete, nerve entrapment, ultrasound, injections, bracing, gait analysis, rehabilitation, nutrition and the mental health toll of chronic pain round out the programme.
Built for
- Primary care, family and internal medicine physiciansThe MSK complaints that fill routine clinics, handled end to end.
- Emergency and urgent care cliniciansFracture care, splinting decisions and emergencies to catch early.
- PM&R and sports medicine physiciansRehabilitation, bracing and injection sessions worth revisiting.
- PAs, NPs, residents and fellowsA structured foundation in orthopaedic reasoning.
Faculty & syllabus
Lectures and faculty 43 lectures
- Jeanne M. Doperak, DO — Evaluating the MSK System – Defining Structures and Terminology: The Language of Orthopedics
- Daiva Mitchell, MD — Hand, Wrist and Elbow Examination
- Colleen McFarland, MD — Shoulder Examination
- Daniel R. Lueders, MD — Hip Examination
- Aaron Li, MD — Comprehensive Spine Examination
- Adam Cook, DO — Knee Examination
- Vatsal Gandhi, DO — Foot and Ankle Examination
- Jeffrey R. Bytomski, DO — Common Foot Pathology and Treatment
- Mark Rogers, DO, CAQSM, FAAFP, FAOASM — Common Ankle Pathology and Treatment
- Brian D. Cruickshank, MD — Knee Injuries – Overuse and Acute
- Elizabeth P. Herrman, DO & Jonathan D. Hughes, MD — Surgery vs Conservative Care for Patellar Instability
- Douglas Comeau, DO & Robert J. Nascimento, MD — Surgery vs Conservative Care for Meniscal Tears
- Craig S. Mauro, MD — Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) and Hip Labral Tears
- Craig S. Mauro, MD & Aaron V. Mares, MD — Surgery vs Conservative Care for Hip Labral Tears
- Mark Sakr, DO — Common Hip Disorders
- Douglas A. Reeves Jr., MD — Athletic Pubalgia and Core Muscle Injuries
- John M. MacKnight, MD — Hand and Wrist Pathology and Treatment
- Frederick E. Soliman, DO — Elbow Pathology and Treatment
- Delmas Bolin, MD, PhD — Common Shoulder Disorders – Diagnosis and Treatment
- Bryson P. Lesniak, MD & Jeanne M. Doperak, DO — Surgery vs Conservative Care for Shoulder Instability
- Stephen J. Rabuck, MD & Jeanne M. Doperak, DO — Rotator Cuff Tears – Surgical vs Non-Surgical Management
- Molly B. Gruber, DO — Clavicle, Rib and Upper Thorax Disorders
- Hamza Raja, MD — Lumbar Spine Disorders
- Matthew David Maxwell, MD — Cervical Spine Disorders
- Kelley A. Anderson, DO — Stress Fractures
- Anne Marie Zeller, DO — Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S)
- Jeanne M. Doperak, DO — Arthritis and the Aging Athlete
- Jeffrey Feden, MD — Sideline Emergencies
- Christopher Bullers, MD — Muscle Injuries
- Ryan P. Nussbaum, MD — Nerve Entrapment Syndromes
- Everett Wilson, DO — Orthobiologics – Current and Future Applications
- Sean P. Carnahan, DO — Musculoskeletal Ultrasound – Clinical Applications
- Ryan D. Schreiter, DO — Musculoskeletal Imaging – What to Order and When
- Timothy W. Dancy, MD — Common Bone Tumors
- Jeffrey D. Fleming, DO — Common Orthopedic Injections
- Jennifer Daily, MD — Growth Plate Injuries and Pediatric Orthopedic Problems
- Margaret E. Gibson, MD — Fracture Diagnosis and Management – Lower Extremities
- Mark R. Wisthoff, DO — Fracture Diagnosis and Management – Upper Extremities
- Richard Joreitz, PT, DPT — Principles of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
- Sarah Ostop, PT, DPT — Gait Analysis
- Ryan Wilson, DO — Bracing Solutions
- Alexandra Salerno, LPC — Mental Health Impact of Chronic Pain and Injury
- Kayla Martin, MS, RD — Nutrition and Musculoskeletal Healing
Before you buy
Are running times or a total size listed?
No. The lecture titles, speakers and the video-plus-handout format are known, but not individual durations or the download size.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Videos + PDF handouts |
|---|---|
| Contents | 43 lectures · 44 faculty |
| Edition | 2026 |
| Publisher | Oakstone |
| Department | Orthopedics |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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