Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon, serving in the US Army
Joined September 2014
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BACH recognized for meritorious outcomes by American College of Surgeons clarksvillenow.com/local/bac… via @clarksvillenow
Dr. Roxanne Wallace retweeted
Who is ready for day 1 of the SOMOS annual meeting in Scottsdale, AZ TOMORROW!? We look forward to seeing all of our #milortho colleagues and civilian partners.
Will you be there? #SOMOS2022 🇺🇸
Oh what a night! Inebriated Shakespeare live in-person Kelsie played Fleance/Donalbain/Witch. @ City Winery Nashville instagram.com/p/CZ76KNgMacg/… – at Nashville, TN
SPC Nakonieczny is now Corporal Nakonieczny @ Blanchfield Army Community Hospital instagram.com/p/CQwYEwBsh1I/… – at Clarksville, TN
Dr. Roxanne Wallace retweeted
Do not ask others to be more resilient if what you mean is to suffer more quietly.
How many of you put everything you need to take to work next to the coffee pot? #amialone – at Clarksville, TN
Dr. Roxanne Wallace retweeted
If a knee X-ray looks like this, get a standing X-ray, NOT an MRI. #medtwitter #orthotwitter
#DogsofTwittter The end of a long day of taking care of my humans. I’m going to put them to bed early. – at Clarksville, TN
Dr. Roxanne Wallace retweeted
MA: “the next patient is referred here for meniscectomy. She has a MRI”
Me: “oh yeah!?“
*looks at today’s WEIGHTBEARING x-ray*
*crumples up consent form*
*slowly shakes head*
#orthotwitter #medtwitter
Quote from my youngest, I’m putting cheese on cheese, it’s a good day.” Back story same day we bought her a new car. 🤨
If you’d like to get to know my dogs... marykiserwrites.com/love-for… – at Clarksville, TN
Dr. Roxanne Wallace retweeted
Call me biased, but not surprised by results. MTFs (to include ⬇️ volume ones) get quality surgeons who are in the prime of the career, eager to provide outstanding care.
👉 No significant difference in mortality, complication, or readmission OR based on volume (all patients or those who underwent surgery)
👉 Trend toward protective effect of ⬇️ volume MTFs for complications and readmissions?
#SOUNDOFF! What say you, #MilitarySurgeons?
Timing is important...Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery evaluated how surgical timing impacted rotator cuff repair outcomes. Surgery within four months of injury led to an improvement and within three weeks was associated with significantly improved functional scores.
Dr. Roxanne Wallace retweeted
If you find yourself caught in the comparison trap, I encourage you to define what success means to you by asking yourself these three questions. #HEARTBOSS
