2018 Orthobiologics Surgical Skills Online-1

Video Transcription

PRP, et cetera. So that will be in that corner during the laboratory portion. Also, in the back of your badges has your locker number. And so look at that.  And then that's where then you can program in the standard way your four-digit code, lock your valuables in there. And feel free at any time to change  into the scrubs, which are located in front of the women's and the men's locker room. And that way, when we transition in the biologics lab at 9, then we'll all be set to go.  And again, there's plenty of time for that. So after this session, there'll be built-in time enough to change. So don't worry about it. But at any time, you can feel free to change  into your scrubs for that. Otherwise, I'd like to welcome up Seth Sherman. And we'll begin with the video techniques this morning. Thanks, Seth.  Thanks, Jason and Brian, for inviting me here. This is an outstanding course. I'm not Jack Farr, as you see in the program.  He is a bit taller than me, just somewhat older and wiser. But I am privileged to lead this session, video techniques, how you do it. So hopefully, everyone's got their coffee.  We have a jam-packed, excellent session. We'll invite up Alan Mishra to go through PRP techniques.

Video Summary

In this video, the speaker provides instructions and information for participants attending a laboratory session. The speaker informs participants about identifying their lockers and using their four-digit codes to secure their valuables. They also mention the availability of scrubs in the men's and women's locker rooms and encourage participants to change into them before transitioning to the biologics lab. The speaker then introduces Seth Sherman, who will lead the video techniques session. The speaker expresses gratitude for being invited and acknowledges that they are not the originally intended speaker, Jack Farr. They mention that the session will cover PRP techniques and will feature Alan Mishra.

Keywords

laboratory session

locker identification

scrubs availability

biologics lab

PRP techniques