Orthopaedic Audio Lectures

I have them all on a DVD somewhere. Some other residents in my program watch them on their iPod.

Is there anywhere to legally buy these?

i am wondering if any one has any success with orthopaedic audio lectures . commute for nearly 2 1/2 hours daily.

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not knowing your circumstances,
but if you are commuting 2 1/2 hrs a day....u may want to look into getting an apt. closer to your program. that seems like a lot of wasted time

The Miller Orthopaedic Review Course is planning on recording and selling an mp3 format of the course this year. Look for it at millerreview.org following the course May 20-24, 2009.

The Osler Review Course is available on mp3 cd-rom with pdf syllabus. It can be a little boring but it you can listen to it in the background while working out or fixing things around the house...

here's a link:

[url] www.osler.org/main/ [/url]

You can get the OTA lectures from the 2005-7 fracture course on OKO. They are pretty decent and resident-targeted.

Otherwise best to use the Miller CDs floating around your program.

Cheers.