Visually enhance your website with videos and animations. Embed surgical animations from our YouTube channel onto your website. To ensure you always have the latest version, follow these instructions:

1. Go to https://www.youtube.com/WhatsNewinOrthopedics

2. Select a Featured Channel 

3. Select video/animation to play

4. Click “Share” > “Embed” > “Copy”

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Engage your patients on social media. We provide regularly updated patient-facing social media content that you can customize with your practice-specific information.

Make procedural decisions interactive.  Our specialized poster illustrating spine endoscopic procedures can be used in-office to help patients visualize and understand your recommended surgical technique. Patients can scan the QR code that will lead to a patient-facing animation. Now, with the information on their phones, they can take it home with them and share it with their friends and family.

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Enhance understanding, build trust, and support informed decision-making. These booklets also serve as a helpful reference for those supporting the patient, helping them understand the journey and provide better care.

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Order the print resource through your Arthrex sales representative, download a copy, or include the link on your website.

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A Patient's Guide to Endoscopic Lumbar Discectomy

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A Patient's Guide to Medial Branch Nerve Transection

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Natural Help for Back Pain

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Once a patient is in your clinic, the decision is already taking shape. These in-clinic spine models are purposeful educational tools. They help patients visualize their pathology and understand how minimally invasive and endoscopic techniques work. When surgeons say “the incision is the size of a pencil tip,” patients can see it.

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In the absence of standard solutions, these models were developed in close partnership with surgeons and continue to evolve. By turning explanation into understanding and understanding into confidence, they support more informed conversations and more decisive patients.

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Provide patients with a meaningful takeaway. Arthrex patient journey cards, originally developed through interviews with orthopedic surgeons specializing in shoulder arthroplasty, were designed to address a common patient concern: patients often believe they need an implant card for total shoulder arthroplasty, especially when traveling through TSA.

These cards became so popular they were adapted for endoscopic spine procedures. 

Distribute these cards during post-op visits to celebrate recovery and give patients a sense of achievement. Patients can carry the card, share their story, and refer others to your practice. You may also choose to use these as business cards for your practice. The back features a customizable QR code for your practice website or online profile, enhancing patient education and engagement. 

Available for MBT and discectomy, these 3-tilt holographic cards depict osteoarthritic anatomy, surgical implants, and an x-ray. Personalize the card with your headshot, practice logo, and/or QR code.