Osgenic

Osgenic Osgenic provides high-quality resources for faster understanding of what matters in orthopaedics, traumatology and related disciplines.

Osgenic is a software company from Helsinki, Finland. We develop solutions for surgery training based on virtual reality. Our aim is to reduce surgical complications and to improve patient safety.

Osgenic is co-owned by over 500 medical doctors from 10 countries. Our mission is to make surgery safer. Our online plat...
02/03/2025

Osgenic is co-owned by over 500 medical doctors from 10 countries. Our mission is to make surgery safer. Our online platform was launched in April 2024 and is used by surgeons in over 100 countries. With the first two cash flow positive months (December 24 and February 25) reached and clear growth in monthly active users, we are opening an investment round this month.

If you are interested to hear more and potentially join us, please fill in the form that can be found in the comment section.

Osgenic is a company that is co-owned by over 500 medical doctors from 10 different countries. The aim is make surgery s...
16/02/2025

Osgenic is a company that is co-owned by over 500 medical doctors from 10 different countries. The aim is make surgery safer by providing high-quality materials for faster understanding of what matters in orthopaedics, trauma and related disciplines. Used by residents and attending surgeons in over 100 countries since its launch in 2024 it is surely one of the fastest growing platforms for high-quality surgical content.

In March 2025 we will open an investment round.

If you are thinking of joining us, please fill in the form below and receive all the information you will need to make a decision.

https://buff.ly/41mqJM7

15/02/2025

How to interpret trauma X-rays systematically?

Our latest release begins a series on trauma X-ray interpretation content items. Link to free trial of the Osgenic platform in the comments.

Kick-off 2025 with free access to Osgenic!As part of our New Year campaign, we are offering 12 months of free access to ...
29/12/2024

Kick-off 2025 with free access to Osgenic!

As part of our New Year campaign, we are offering 12 months of free access to all content packages, for the first 100 to sign-up via the form below:

https://buff.ly/40bciLn

16/12/2024

A swift overview of a finger nerve block technique. Inject small amounts of anesthetic with each advancement of the needle, and inject more when withdrawing.

09/12/2024

Toe nerve block technique in under 30 seconds.

05/12/2024

A knee joint injection is often simple to perform beneath the proximal border of the patella into the joint recess.

An ankle joint injection refers typically to a talocrural joint injection which is easiest to perform from the medial si...
30/11/2024

An ankle joint injection refers typically to a talocrural joint injection which is easiest to perform from the medial side of ankle. A subtalar joint injection is administered more distally and from the lateral side.

28/11/2024

�Intraosseous (IO) access is an excellent way of establishing vascular access in urgent cases (trauma, burn, shock, resuscitation) when intravenous access fails or would take too long. All intravenous medications, fluids, and contrast media for imaging can be administered via IO access.

The preferred site for IO access is the proximal humerus as any fluids given via this route end up in the systemic circulation via the superior vena cava. IO/IV access in lower limbs is not recommended for trauma patients with pelvic or abdominal injuries as due to extravasation the desired response to the medication/fluids given may not be achieved.

See the short video for the essentials of IO needle placement for the proximal tibia and humerus.

25/11/2024

Anatomy perception can be complex when patient positioning differs from textbook norms. This is particularly evident in procedures when the patient is in prone position, like in the posterolateral ankle approach.

24/11/2024

For safe suprap***c catheter placement (trocar method), a full bladder is crucial. The placement is guided by the p***c symphysis, the trocar's end is oriented upwards, and steady gentle pressure is applied. The index finger can be used as a stopper to avoid advancing to deep.

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23/11/2024

When placing a suprap***c catheter, a full bladder is key to prevent intestinal injury.

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