Below are surgical and animated videos, along with interviews and podcast appearances. Dr. Reznik presents complex knowledge tailored for the novice and for the expert as well as short podcast tips for managing employees while maintaining excellence in care.
Browse the gallery for injury prevention, orthopedic procedures, and more original content.
Watch a demonstration of the the IMP gel splint for shoulder positioning (from the maker of the Demayo knee holder) - a safe, effective and force sharing gel that reduces skin issues with shoulder scopes.
Dr. Alan Reznik sat down with Checking the Vitals, a popular podcast hosted by Todd Schlosser, to discuss his career trajectory, the experiences that led him to his wide-ranging interests, and his views on how technology is changing industry. He discusses some of his patents and his thoughts on Artificial Intelligence (AI), app development and overcoming dyslexia, among other things.
This interview with Dr. Reznik addresses how field conditions and equipment can impact the likelihood of youth sports injuries and offers tips on how to prevent them.
This animated video depicts a conversation between doctor and patient discussing a patella dislocation and the treatment options available.
This animated video depicts how the common ACL tear can impact mobility if left untreated. Learn the history and physical treatment available for an ACL tear.
Dr. Reznik demonstrates the Universal Arm Holder as it is used for the Beach Chair position in shoulder arthroscopic surgery.
Dr. Reznik, with permission from the patient, shares a patient with many loose bodies that block normal motion in the elbow. He demonstrates some of the advantages of elbow arthroscopy in the supine position, like the ability to control elbow rotation during surgery.
Watch Dr. Reznik as he repairs recurrent patella dislocations in a patient who has failed a previous soft tissue repair. Non-surgical methods were attempted before and after the first surgery, but the patella continued to dislocate.
See a demonstration of how to set up the Universal Arm Positioner, as it is used for arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder.
Dr. Reznik repairs a 25-year-old athlete's shoulder that dislocates in both directions, or what is known as "multidirectional" instability. The shoulder slipped out of place while putting on a jacket or when rolling over in bed.
This video shows a repair for recurrent patella dislocations in a patient who has failed a prior soft tissue repair. Non-surgical methods were attempted before and after the first surgery, but the patella continued to dislocate.
This video shows the basic shoulder anatomy and a rotator cuff tear. It shows some laxity and no labral tear; the laxity is most likely related to the full-thickness rotator cuff tear and will resolve with repair.
This is a video of torn cartilage that is locking and causing the knee to give way. It was filmed through an arthroscope prior to removal. To learn more about Alan M. Reznik, or the procedure, see www.TOGCT.com
Watch Dr. Reznik perform a medial meniscus tear. The patient is a soccer player with recurrent locking, swelling and giving way. The tear was a complex type involving two tears of the meniscus rim.
This is a video of the use of a dynamic flow system for arthroscopic surgery. The system works without an mechanical pump and requires a net positive pressure in the joint space, meaning there is little to no bleeding.
See the subluxation of a patient’s kneecap that was corrected with an arthroscopic repair using a Chia suture passer and spinal needles through very small incisions.
Check out this Arthroscopic Release for tightness around the outside of the patella. It is to correct for lateral tilt or tracking and take pressure off the damaged knee cap.
This video shows an arthroscopic rotator cuff repair. It shows the tear, preparation of the surface, applications of the sutures and placement of the anchors. Alan M. Reznik's locking suture method improves the fixation of the tendon in a minimally invasive way.
Enjoy this video performance of the song "Jingle Bones" written by Dr. Alan M. Reznik. (Sung to the tune of "Jingle Bells" by James Pierpont - 1857). Performed by: WHAT'S ON TAP
Sing along to this performance of the song "Joint Crisp-ness" written by Dr. Alan M. Reznik. (Sung to the tune of "White Christmas" by Bing Crosby - 1942). Performed by: WHAT'S ON TAP"
Dr. Reznik joins Patricia Greenburg, host, author, and renowned nutritionist, to discuss how to prevent common sport injuries and how to treat them.
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Dr. Alan Reznik's Tips for Preventing and Treating Common Sports Injuries
Over the last 23 years, Dr. Alan Reznik has written several fun, orthopedic-themed parody and holiday songs for his patients to enjoy. You can view and download the lyrics by clicking a song title below.
Check out his most recently published book, The Knee and Shoulder Handbook for All of Us: The Keys to a Pain-free, Active Life, ready for purchase!
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