Jun 2, 2026 · 40 min · 9 segments
In this episode, Ayesha and Andrew discuss the **June 3, 2026** issue of JBJS, along with an added dose of entertainment and pop culture. Listen at the gym, on your commute, or whenever your case is…
Andrew SchoenfeldHost
Ayesha AbdeenHostThen we have enhancing surgeon longevity and performance, six lanes from elite athlete optimization applied to surgical leadership, and this is by Hassan and colleagues with a highlight.
ACL surgery in 2026, is there a reason not to add a lateral extraarticular tenodesis? This is by Frank, um, the first of many, uh, ACL articles that are, uh, appearing, uh, in this issue.
Uh, then we have beyond elite performance, lessons on health and identity from Pablo Aimar, insights from the former elite soccer player and current World Cup-winning assistant coach of the Argentine national team.
It's by Aimar, and it's free for registered users, so make sure you're registered.
Next is a novel hybrid training model for open fracture management in Rwanda, and this is by Kadiala.
Followed by evaluation and management of meniscal tears by Morgan, and then another article, multi-ligament knee injuries by Super.
Next, we have comparison of autograph types in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.
A systematic review and Bayesian network meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials.
This is by Vasugi and colleagues with a visual summary, and it's 30 days free.
Then we have knee injectables in young athletes, evidence, recommendations, and clinical application by Hantuli.
And professional athlete redefined, how to think about the changing youth sports landscape by Paredes Barbeta.
Then we have enhancing surgeon longevity and performance, six lanes from elite athlete optimization applied to surgical leadership, and this is by Hassan and colleagues with a highlight.
ACL surgery in 2026, is there a reason not to add a lateral extraarticular tenodesis? This is by Frank, um, the first of many, uh, ACL articles that are, uh, appearing, uh, in this issue.
Uh, then we have beyond elite performance, lessons on health and identity from Pablo Aimar, insights from the former elite soccer player and current World Cup-winning assistant coach of the Argentine national team.
It's by Aimar, and it's free for registered users, so make sure you're registered.
Next is a novel hybrid training model for open fracture management in Rwanda, and this is by Kadiala.
Followed by evaluation and management of meniscal tears by Morgan, and then another article, multi-ligament knee injuries by Super.
Next, we have comparison of autograph types in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.
A systematic review and Bayesian network meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials.
This is by Vasugi and colleagues with a visual summary, and it's 30 days free.
Then we have knee injectables in young athletes, evidence, recommendations, and clinical application by Hantuli.
And professional athlete redefined, how to think about the changing youth sports landscape by Paredes Barbeta.
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