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This Grand Rounds presentation by Dr. Daniel Li at The Ohio State University, focuses on a pediatric oncology case involving the extremity. The patient was treated by Dr. Scharschmidt, the head of pediatric oncology at Nationwide Children's Hospital. The presentation will explore the evolution of treatment approaches over time, evaluate various treatment modalities, and provide a detailed overview of the surgical team's interventions. Additionally, a comprehensive literature review will be integrated throughout the discussion." The title of this presentation is a play on Stanley Kubrick's 1964 black comedy as it explores the absurdities of nuclear conflict and Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. Dr. Strangelove, a bizarre former Nazi scientist is now advising the U.S. president on nuclear strategy. The subtitle "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" an ironic embrace of the atomic era, delving into the unintended consequences of nuclear deterrence strategies. This phrase encapsulates the film's exploration of the paradoxical acceptance of immense power and the complex ramifications that follow. The subtitle of this presentation, "how I learned to stop worrying embracing the metal is somewhat of a tongue-in-cheek comment with respect to innovation in orthopedics as they come with their own set of unforeseen outcomes, posing new challenges and complications that need to be managed. There is a parallel need to embrace change, new technologies, and surgical techniques with rational optimism. ]]>
This Grand Rounds presentation by Dr. Daniel Li at The Ohio State University, focuses on a pediatric oncology case involving the extremity. The patient was treated by Dr. Scharschmidt, the head of pediatric oncology at Nationwide Children's Hospital. The presentation will explore the evolution of treatment approaches over time, evaluate various treatment modalities, and provide a detailed overview of the surgical team's interventions. Additionally, a comprehensive literature review will be integrated throughout the discussion." The title of this presentation is a play on Stanley Kubrick's 1964 black comedy as it explores the absurdities of nuclear conflict and Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. Dr. Strangelove, a bizarre former Nazi scientist is now advising the U.S. president on nuclear strategy. The subtitle "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" an ironic embrace of the atomic era, delving into the unintended consequences of nuclear deterrence strategies. This phrase encapsulates the film's exploration of the paradoxical acceptance of immense power and the complex ramifications that follow. The subtitle of this presentation, "how I learned to stop worrying embracing the metal is somewhat of a tongue-in-cheek comment with respect to innovation in orthopedics as they come with their own set of unforeseen outcomes, posing new challenges and complications that need to be managed. There is a parallel need to embrace change, new technologies, and surgical techniques with rational optimism. ]]> Thu, 15 Aug 2024 16:43:39 GMT /slideshow/the-evolution-of-pediatric-extremity-tumor-surgery/271034733 DannyLi6@slideshare.net(DannyLi6) The Evolution of Pediatric Extremity Tumor Surgery DannyLi6 This Grand Rounds presentation by Dr. Daniel Li at The Ohio State University, focuses on a pediatric oncology case involving the extremity. The patient was treated by Dr. Scharschmidt, the head of pediatric oncology at Nationwide Children's Hospital. The presentation will explore the evolution of treatment approaches over time, evaluate various treatment modalities, and provide a detailed overview of the surgical team's interventions. Additionally, a comprehensive literature review will be integrated throughout the discussion." The title of this presentation is a play on Stanley Kubrick's 1964 black comedy as it explores the absurdities of nuclear conflict and Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. Dr. Strangelove, a bizarre former Nazi scientist is now advising the U.S. president on nuclear strategy. The subtitle "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" an ironic embrace of the atomic era, delving into the unintended consequences of nuclear deterrence strategies. This phrase encapsulates the film's exploration of the paradoxical acceptance of immense power and the complex ramifications that follow. The subtitle of this presentation, "how I learned to stop worrying embracing the metal is somewhat of a tongue-in-cheek comment with respect to innovation in orthopedics as they come with their own set of unforeseen outcomes, posing new challenges and complications that need to be managed. There is a parallel need to embrace change, new technologies, and surgical techniques with rational optimism. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/dlgrandroundsupdated2024-240815164339-7b4891b2-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> This Grand Rounds presentation by Dr. Daniel Li at The Ohio State University, focuses on a pediatric oncology case involving the extremity. The patient was treated by Dr. Scharschmidt, the head of pediatric oncology at Nationwide Children&#39;s Hospital. The presentation will explore the evolution of treatment approaches over time, evaluate various treatment modalities, and provide a detailed overview of the surgical team&#39;s interventions. Additionally, a comprehensive literature review will be integrated throughout the discussion.&quot; The title of this presentation is a play on Stanley Kubrick&#39;s 1964 black comedy as it explores the absurdities of nuclear conflict and Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. Dr. Strangelove, a bizarre former Nazi scientist is now advising the U.S. president on nuclear strategy. The subtitle &quot;How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb&quot; an ironic embrace of the atomic era, delving into the unintended consequences of nuclear deterrence strategies. This phrase encapsulates the film&#39;s exploration of the paradoxical acceptance of immense power and the complex ramifications that follow. The subtitle of this presentation, &quot;how I learned to stop worrying embracing the metal is somewhat of a tongue-in-cheek comment with respect to innovation in orthopedics as they come with their own set of unforeseen outcomes, posing new challenges and complications that need to be managed. There is a parallel need to embrace change, new technologies, and surgical techniques with rational optimism.
The Evolution of Pediatric Extremity Tumor Surgery from Danny Li
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