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Advances in Shoulder Replacement Surgery: Customization, Durability, and Better Outcomes
Jay Keener, MD and his team are advancing shoulder replacement surgery with leading-edge techniques—using innovative materials, advanced planning software, and customized implants—to help patients return to active lives with more personalized, durable treatment options.
The Impact of Vaccinations and the Cost of Vaccine Hesitancy
Dr. Rachel Orscheln presents on trends in vaccine coverage, common parental concerns regarding immunizations, clinical presentation and diagnosis of vaccine-preventable diseases seen infrequently in the US, and strategies for combating vaccine hesitancy.
Reducing Secondary Risk After Mild Ischemic Stroke
Dr. Derek Holder provides two mini talks on reducing secondary risk after mile ischemic stroke by outlining the role of short term dual antiplatelet (DAPT) and primary care follow up.
Novel Interventions in Pain Medicine
Dr. Vinny Fancio has been involved in the advancement and innovation of pain medicine and provides an overview of many of the novel approaches to treating pain.
Alzheimer Disease Diagnosis and Therapy in 2025
Alzheimer Disease treatment and research has been advancing quickly recently and Dr. Erik Musiek provides and update and where we stand in diagnosing and treating Alzheimer Disease.
Advancements in Robotic-Assisted Mitral Valve Surgery at Barnes-Jewish Hospital
In October 2024, Tsuyoshi Kaneko, MD, WashU Medicine division director of cardiothoracic surgery at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, performed the hospital’s first robotic-assisted mitral valve surgery.
Restoring Movement, Reclaiming Lives: Advancing Brachial Plexus Injury Care at Barnes-Jewish Hospital
David Brogan, MD, MSc, and Christopher Dy, MD, MPH, who are pioneering new approaches to treating brachial plexus injuries, including those caused by high-velocity trauma such as motor vehicle accidents.
Evaluation and Treatment of Common Knee Injuries in Athletes
Dr. Matthew Matava discusses common athletic knee injuries including evaluation, preventions, and intervention.
Aortic Valve Disease in Primary Care: What to know, what to do and when to get concerned
Dr. Marc Sintek shared an overview of Aortic Valve Disease as it relates to patients presenting to a primary care practice.
Multidisciplinary Intervention for Functional Neurological Symptom Disorder (FNSD)
Megan Shelton, PhD and Catherine Pike, PhD provide an overview of Functional Neurological Symptom Disorder (FNSD) diagnosis and tips for taking about FNSD with patients and their families.
Atopic Dermatitis -The Old and the New
Dr. Siegel discusses atopic dermatitis.
Assessment and Management of Hearing Loss
Dr. Speaker discusses the assessment and management of hearing loss.
Pediatric Dyslipidemia
Christopher A. Sumski, DO reviews causes of dyslipidemia in pediatric patients, screen guidelines, and types of interventions.
2025 Unlocking Artificial Intelligence to Improve Patient Care
As artificial intelligence (AI) emerges in the health care realm, it’s important to stay focused on the ultimate goals of maximizing patient outcomes and improving quality of care.
Breastfeeding Basics for Outpatient Pediatricians: Supporting Mom and Baby Until the Milk Comes In
Leanne DePalma, MD, presents on "Breastfeeding Basics for Outpatient Pediatricians: Supporting Mom and Baby Until the Milk Comes In."
Curves of the Pediatric Back: Kyphosis and Scoliosis
Blake Montgomery, MD, presents on "Curves of the Pediatric Back: Kyphosis and Scoliosis"
At Barnes-Jewish Hospital, A Wider Organ Donor Pool Saves Lives
The DCD program at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and WashU Medicine was initiated in response to the increasing waiting periods for heart transplants, despite the 2018 changes in organ allocation aimed at reducing wait list mortality.
Advanced Heart Valve Procedures Expand Treatments for Patients With Limited Options
Heart specialists at the Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Heart & Vascular Center in St. Louis, Mo., are pioneering advances that enhance the quality of life for patients who have historically suffered debilitating symptoms with limited therapeutic options.
Osseointegration Offers Enhanced Quality of Life to Patients With Residual Limbs
It’s estimated that more than half a million people in the United States experience limb loss annually.
Understanding Autonomic Dysfunction in Children
Shannon Jenkin Swiney, PNP, presents on the pathophysiology of the autonomic nervous system as well as the diagnosis, management and treatment of Autonomic Dysfunction.
Anti-Obesity Medications for Pediatricians
Jennifer E. Sprague, MD, PhD, presents on childhood weight stigma linked to health consequences.
Congenital Syphilis: An Epidemic Driven by Social Determinants of Health
Elizabeth Daniels, MD, discusses how congenital syphilis can lead to stillbirth, prematurity and significant neonatal morbidity.
My Child's Head Looks Strange, is it Normal?
Eric Thompson, MD, presents on the three categories of hydrocephalus. Obstructive, Communicating and Ex Vacuo.
Common Conditions and Communication
Gabrel Burton, OD, presents on strabismus in infants.
