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EM cases. All right gentlemen. We've done shoulders. We've done ankles. We've done knees. We've

done elbows and we've done hands.

The only major ortho extremity injuries we haven't covered on EM cases are wrists and hips,

but hips are relatively straightforward.

So in this two-part episode series, we're going to cover wrists and carpal bones.

Now, you might be thinking that wrist injuries are also pretty straightforward, but as you'll hear soon, with the blinding brilliance that doctors Matt

DeStefano and Aaron C.L. will be serving up. There are many nuances in diagnosis and management

that significantly affect outcomes. This is commonly missed or mismanaged wrist injuries.

Welcome to the show, gentlemen.

Thank you very much.

Thanks for having us.

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