Primary Care Orthopaedics The University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine Specialty Review
$50.00
VIDEO COURSE · Orthopedics · 2020
A University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine primary care orthopaedics review course delivering 43 video lectures and 2 PDFs across orthopaedic trauma, adult spine, hip and knee, foot and ankle, shoulder and elbow, sports medicine, pediatric orthopaedics, and hands-on examination workshops.
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43videos
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2PDFs
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14.2 GBsize
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2020year
- Orthopaedic radiology, trauma, and spine modules with dedicated Q&A sessions
- Hip, knee, wrist, hand, shoulder, and elbow pathology across operative and non-operative approaches
- Sports medicine and pediatric orthopaedic subspecialty sessions
- Hands-on demonstration workshops for exams, injections, and splinting
University of Chicago Pritzker primary care orthopaedics — 43 lectures and hands-on workshops
The primary care orthopaedics review from the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine packages 43 video lectures and 2 PDFs into a structured specialty review designed for primary care physicians managing musculoskeletal complaints. Released December 31, 2020, the curriculum covers orthopaedic radiology, trauma, adult spine, hip and knee, foot and ankle, wrist and hand, shoulder and elbow, sports medicine, and pediatric orthopaedics — each paired with hands-on demonstration workshops on physical examination, joint injection, splinting, and casting.
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43video lectures
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2PDFs
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14.2 GBsize
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2020year
Inside this resource
Orthopaedic trauma and radiology foundations
The course opens with G. Scott Stacy, MD on orthopaedic radiology — reading X-rays and MRIs in a clinical setting. Jason A. Strelzow, MD and Daryl Dillman, MD cover adult lower and upper extremity fractures, while Rex Haydon, MD, PhD highlights the findings that should never be missed. Michael J. Lee, MD and Mostafa El Dafrawy, MBBCh address cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine pathology, giving primary care clinicians the imaging and anatomy framework they need before referring.
Regional joint management — hip, knee, shoulder, and hand
Sara Wallace, MD, MPH dismantles the top ten myths about hip arthritis. Kenneth Chakour, MD evaluates degenerative knee problems. Megan Conti Mica, MD and Lewis Shi, MD tackle common elbow and non-sports shoulder conditions, while Jeffrey G. Stepan, MD, MSc covers acute and chronic hand and wrist injuries. Christopher Hicks, MD delivers a spotlight lecture on ultrasound in upper extremity evaluation — bridging imaging and physical examination.
Sports medicine and pediatric orthopaedics
Sherwin S.W. Ho, MD addresses the athlete’s hip and sports shoulder injuries. Aravind Athiviraham, MD covers common adult sports knee injuries, and Holly Benjamin, MD, FACSM presents pediatric sports injuries. The pediatric orthopaedic module includes developmental hip disorders, lower extremity problems, bone and joint infections, and spinal deformity — topics primary care providers encounter regularly but rarely receive dedicated training on.
Hands-on demonstration workshops
The course includes multiple live demonstration workshops on spine examination, foot and ankle examination, large joint injection, shoulder injection, hand and wrist examination, small joint injection, and upper and lower extremity splinting and casting. These practical sessions are taught by subspecialty faculty including Sherwin S.W. Ho, MD, Lewis Shi, MD, Kelly Hynes, MD, and Jennifer Moriatis Wolf, MD — translating lecture content into clinical skills.
Who this serves
- Primary care physicians — structured orthopaedic review for managing MSK complaints without immediate referral
- Family medicine and internal medicine residents — board-preparation content covering the orthopaedic topics most likely to appear
- Emergency medicine clinicians — fracture recognition, splinting, and joint injection workshops applicable to acute care settings
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 16 speakers
- G. Scott Stacy, MD — orthopaedic radiology, reading X-rays and MRIs
- Jason A. Strelzow, MD — adult lower extremity fractures, splinting and casting
- Daryl Dillman, MD — adult upper extremity fractures, splinting and casting
- Rex Haydon, MD, PhD — orthopaedic trauma, things not to miss
- Michael J. Lee, MD — adult cervical and thoracic spine
- Mostafa El Dafrawy, MBBCh — adult lumbar spine, spine exam
- Brendon Ross, DO — non-operative foot and ankle approaches
- Kelly Hynes, MD — foot and ankle injuries, foot and ankle exam
- Sherwin S.W. Ho, MD — large joint injection, athlete’s hip, sports shoulder, hip exam
- Sara Wallace, MD, MPH — hip arthritis myths
- Kenneth Chakour, MD — degenerative knee management
- Jeffrey G. Stepan, MD, MSc — acute and chronic hand/wrist injuries
- Megan Conti Mica, MD — elbow problems, small joint injection
- Lewis Shi, MD — shoulder conditions, shoulder exam, ultrasound in upper extremity
- Christopher Hicks, MD — spotlight lecture on upper extremity ultrasound
- Aravind Athiviraham, MD — adult sports knee injuries
Before you buy
What is the total file size?
14.2 GB across 43 video lectures and 2 PDF companion files.
Are the demonstration workshops included?
Yes — the package includes live demonstration workshops on physical examination, joint injection, splinting, and casting for multiple body regions.
The chart
| Format | 43 videos + 2 PDFs |
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| Publisher | University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine |
| Department | Orthopedics |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Samuel P. –
Excellent board-prep resource. The Q&A sessions after each module were helpful for self-assessment. I used this alongside my family medicine rotation and it covered everything I needed.
Brian H. –
The demonstration workshops on joint injection and splinting are what set this course apart. Watching the faculty perform large joint and small joint injections in real time boosted my confidence immediately.
Rachel M. –
Thorough coverage of the orthopaedic topics primary care physicians actually encounter. The trauma modules and radiology sessions complemented each other well. At 14.2 GB, the download is large but manageable.
Jennifer K. –
This is exactly what I needed as a primary care doc managing MSK complaints daily. The foot and ankle injury sessions and the pediatric orthopaedics lectures filled genuine gaps in my training.
Maria G. –
Good breadth across orthopaedic subspecialties. The sports medicine and pediatric modules were well done. I would have liked more depth on adult hip and knee arthritis management beyond the myth-busting lecture.
Timothy L. –
Solid content overall but some of the Q&A sessions felt rushed. The core lectures are strong — particularly the shoulder, hand, and spine modules. Good value for a comprehensive review.