Teaching kits you send your students the night before a case. They prep alone, you ask three questions in the OR, and they redraw it cold the next morning.
Learn it once in Key mode, then draw it from memory.
Redraw it blank, check, count the misses.
"Redraw it for me." Two minutes, no notes.
A cold redraw. That number is what stuck.
40 kits, each reviewed by Mehdi “AC” Talle, D.O. Sources: Netter, Gray's Anatomy and Hoppenfeld's surgical exposures, with Rockwood and Green for fractures. Teaching schematics, not to scale; anatomy and technique vary. Management and indications are left to the attending on purpose. AceMedEd · Privacy