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OSET 2024

The Orthopaedic Summit Evolving Techniques (OSET) is a premier event where leading orthopaedic professionals gather to share their knowledge, advancements, and evolving techniques. Held last week in Las Vegas, OSET 2024 brought together top surgeons, specialists, and experts in orthopaedics. Among the talented faculty was Dr. Jamie L. Lynch, a board-certified and fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon from TruOrtho, who made significant contributions to the summit.


A Return to OSET: Dr. Lynch's Journey

Dr. Lynch was not new to the OSET stage. Having been a part of OSET 2023, where she shared her expertise and insights, Dr. Lynch returned to the summit this year with even more knowledge and experience. Known for her dedication to patient care and staying at the forefront of her field, Dr. Lynch brought valuable insights, highlighting her evolving journey in orthopaedics.



Leading Discussions and Case Presentations

As part of the "Shoulder Arthroplasty & Sports" and "Business of Medicine" programs, Dr. Lynch played a significant role in contributing her expertise on various essential topics. She participated in case presentations and panel discussions that covered critical areas of shoulder surgery:


  • Everything Rotator Cuff: Dr. Lynch discussed her advanced approach to managing complex rotator cuff issues, a condition that challenges many shoulder specialists. Her insights offered innovative solutions and techniques for improved patient outcomes.

  • Anatomic TSA (Total Shoulder Arthroplasty): She shared her in-depth knowledge of anatomic shoulder replacement techniques, showcasing her experience in handling complex shoulder surgeries. Dr. Lynch's contributions offered clarity on performing these intricate procedures, benefiting her peers.

  • Shoulder Instability with Severe Bone Loss: In panel discussions, Dr. Lynch presented her preference for using the "Distal Tibial Allograft" for anterior shoulder instability with large bone loss. Her detailed explanations provided a fresh perspective and were well-received by her fellow orthopaedic specialists.


Pioneering Technology-Assisted Surgery

One of the most exciting aspects of Dr. Lynch's involvement was her advocacy for integrating technology into orthopedic surgery.

  • Mixed Reality in Total Shoulder Arthroplasty & Shoulder Instability: Dr. Lynch spoke passionately about using mixed reality technology in total shoulder surgery and shoulder instability cases with severe bone loss. She emphasized how this emerging technology is revolutionizing surgical precision and efficiency, advocating that mixed reality is indeed "here to stay."

  • Technology-Assisted Glenoid Component Placement: Dr. Lynch shared her experience transitioning from traditional techniques to technology-assisted anatomic glenoid component placement. Her discussion showcased how this evolution has refined shoulder surgeries, enhancing both precision and patient outcomes.



Inspiring and Engaging the Orthopaedic Community

Throughout OSET 2024, Dr. Lynch’s contributions reflected her passion for sharing knowledge and staying ahead of the curve in orthopedic surgery. She participated in multiple panels and discussions on topics such as complex rotator cuff repairs, total shoulders, arthroplasty, and shoulder instability. Her active role in these conversations highlighted her dedication to advancing the field and mentoring her peers and up-and-coming surgeons.


Staying Ahead in Orthopaedics: TruOrtho's Commitment

Dr. Lynch’s involvement at OSET aligns with TruOrtho's dedication to delivering state-of-the-art care to its patients. By actively engaging in events like OSET, Dr. Lynch ensures that her expertise remains at the forefront of orthopaedic advancements, directly benefiting the patients she serves.


We’re incredibly proud to have Dr. Lynch represent TruOrtho at OSET 2024. Her contributions to the summit reflect her unwavering commitment to advancing orthopaedic care and her dedication to her patients’ well-being.


If you want to learn more about Dr. Lynch’s work or have questions about shoulder and sports injuries, feel free to reach out to TruOrtho. Your journey to healing is our priority, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Dr. Jamie Lynch with her PA, Raynelle, after receiving the 2024 Women Leader in Medicine award.
Dr. Jamie Lynch with her PA, Raynelle, after receiving the 2024 Women Leader in Medicine award.

At TruOrtho, we're thrilled to share that our very own Dr. Jamie Lynch has been honored as a 2024 Women Leader in Medicine by the Bexar County Medical Society (BCMS)! This prestigious award is a testament to Dr. Lynch’s unwavering dedication, exceptional skills, and impactful contributions to the field of medicine.


Dr. Lynch, a highly respected orthopaedic surgeon specializing in shoulder and sports medicine, has continually demonstrated her passion for providing exceptional care to her patients. Her commitment to improving the lives of her patients and advancing medical knowledge is truly inspiring, making her a standout leader in our community.


The recognition from BCMS is not just an award; it’s a reflection of Dr. Lynch’s relentless pursuit of excellence and her genuine compassion for those she serves. As a role model and mentor to many, Dr. Lynch embodies what it means to be a true leader in medicine, breaking barriers and setting new standards for quality care.



We had the pleasure of capturing a few special moments of Dr. Lynch accepting her award, surrounded by colleagues, friends, and supporters who have witnessed her remarkable journey.


Please join us in congratulating Dr. Lynch on this well-deserved honor! We are incredibly proud to have such a talented and compassionate surgeon as part of the TruOrtho family.


If you'd like to learn more about Dr. Lynch’s journey or schedule an appointment, visit www.tru-ortho.com today.

At TruOrtho, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional care and transformative experiences for our patients. Christina Davis's journey is a testament to our commitment to quality and compassion. After suffering from knee pain for over four decades, Christina underwent a total right knee replacement with Dr. Amanda Marshall-Rodriguez. Here’s her inspiring story.


The Decision to Undergo Surgery

Christina's knee troubles began at 18 after surgery for chondromalacia of the right patella. Despite the surgery, her knee never fully recovered, leading her to avoid sports and other activities for most of her life. Persistent inflammation and pain limited her mobility, despite years of physical therapy. In 2018, a severe meniscus tear exacerbated her condition. By 2023, the pain had become unbearable, prompting Christina to explore surgical options.


Christina riding a recumbent bike at the gym

After researching various surgeons, Christina decided on Dr. Amanda Marshall-Rodriguez at TruOrtho. "During my first appointment with her, I knew I was right," Christina shared. Dr. Marshall-Rodriguez's thorough review of her medical history, comprehensive examination, and clear communication instilled confidence.


Preparing for Surgery

Dr. Marshall-Rodriguez and the TruOrtho team ensured Christina was well-prepared for her surgery. Christina appreciated the detailed consultations and preoperative care, which included new X-rays, physical examinations, and measurements. The team scheduled her surgery and provided a clear financial estimate, easing her concerns.


The Surgery and Immediate Recovery

Christina's surgery was a success. "My surgery was Monday morning, I left the hospital at noon on Tuesday with a cane," she recalled. The support from the TruOrtho team and her caregiver, Sara, was invaluable during the initial recovery phase. Sara, a dear friend, helped Christina navigate the first few days post-surgery. Christina's quick return to her daily activities, including visits to the local senior center, was crucial for her physical and mental well-being.


The Recovery Journey

Recovery brought its challenges, including pain and the need for assistance, but Christina remained positive. She highlighted the importance of staying active, engaging with her community, and following her physical therapy regimen. "I feel like I have my very own Justice League team," she said, expressing gratitude to Dr. Marshall-Rodriguez, the TruOrtho team, and her physical therapist, Dr. Anthony Pavlich at Airrosti.


Christina’s brother, Ben, played a vital role in her recovery. He organized her home for optimal recovery, setting up extension cords and power strips to safely charge her devices and medical equipment. He even taped down the cords to prevent tripping and ensured everything was within easy reach.

Christina playing pickleball

Life After Surgery

Christina's life has significantly improved since the surgery. "I now know that my knee will be so much better than it has been since I was 18," she said. At just under four weeks post-surgery, Christina was already riding a recumbent bike at the gym, an activity she was previously told she would never be able to do. She looks forward to playing pickleball, a new possibility thanks to her successful surgery.


Words of Wisdom

Christina's advice to others considering knee replacement is straightforward: "Don't put knee replacement off. There is no fear here. None." She emphasizes the importance of early intervention to improve quality of life and overall health.


Pro Tips for a Smooth Recovery

Christina shared several practical tips for others undergoing knee replacement surgery:

  1. Prepare at Home: Have all prescriptions filled in advance and organize medications clearly. Use a weekly pill organizer and label medications with both their generic and brand names.

  2. Healthy Eating: Stock up on healthy frozen meals and snacks to make post-surgery life easier. "Meal Simple" meals from HEB were particularly helpful for Christina.

  3. Ice Hydration Unit: Use small frozen water bottles to keep your ice hydration unit effective. Prepare multiple sets of bottles to easily switch out melted ones.

  4. CPM Machine: Utilize the Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) machine to aid recovery. Start at 90 degrees and gradually increase to 120 degrees before sleep.

  5. Stay Active: Get out of the house and engage with your community to maintain physical and mental health. Visits to the senior center helped Christina stay positive.

  6. Do the Exercises: Follow your physical therapist’s exercises to gain strength and mobility. Consistency is key to a successful recovery.

  7. Use a Grabber: A grabber tool can be very helpful for picking up items from the floor without straining your knee.

  8. Organize Your Space: Ensure all necessary items are within easy reach, and keep cords safely out of walking paths to prevent tripping.

  9. Manage Pain: Understand that recovery pain is different from pre-surgery pain. It's a sign of healing. Stay on top of your pain management plan as prescribed.

  10. Seek Support: Don’t hesitate to ask for help from friends, family, or neighbors. Emotional support is crucial during recovery.


Final Thoughts

Christina’s journey underscores the transformative power of expert care and patient dedication. Her story inspires others to take proactive steps toward better health and reminds us of the profound impact of a caring medical team. At TruOrtho, we celebrate Christina's achievements and remain committed to supporting all our patients on their path to recovery.


If you are experiencing similar issues and are considering knee replacement surgery or any other orthopedic procedure, we encourage you to contact TruOrtho. Our dedicated team is here to provide the best possible care and help you regain your quality of life.

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