Dr. Joshua Payne

Lateral meniscus allograft transplant and MACI to LFC

A great story about one of my favorite patients!! Not mentioned is he had big medial and lateral meniscus tears as well!! Check out the link below:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?sf248530108=1&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0ruoGLKtOuYMhdSHXVn8vQkReou9AqjPzmw0sTvf7kC7Z5E-IEFVbsoYs&v=rrDlFsiljy0

Osteochondral allograft transplant on a Grade IV medial patellar facet lesion in a 30 year old female. If you’re young and healthy, and you’ve been told you have arthritis, there are several cartilage restoration options for you.

8 anchor 360 degree labral repair in 31 year old active duty military serviceman with recurrent instability.

Make sure that your surgeon is board certified or currently seeking certification from the ABOS!

15 yo baseball player with a posterior shoulder dislocation and loose reverse bony bankart treated with loose body removal and posterior labral repair.

Thanks to everyone that voted for me! Unlike most of these dubious awards, this was voted on by our peers, other physicians. Congrats to the Other Top Docs !

Got my copy of Graftology in the mail today!! Congrats !!! !!!! Anyone in Ortho Sports Med should pick this up!!

19 yo M with an >8 weeks out bucket-handle lateral meniscus. Required 14 sutures, but thankfully was able to get it fully repaired without removing any meniscus.

Arthroscopic posterior labral repair in a 27 year-old active duty military male with posterior shoulder pain despite 3 mos of conservative management with PT.

I was asked about exercise tips in regards to getting back into shape or retuning to an activity or sport. Check out the link below.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Vk1sIyTRdHA&feature=youtu.be

Proud to cover my first game tonight! Loved seeing our signage around the arena as well.

Proud to announce that I am now one of the head team physicians for The Lone Star Brahmas and The Nytex Sports Centre!! Looking forward to a great season.

Another awesome image from

Awesome story from one of my favorite patients!

Superior capsular reconstruction (SCR) using a dermal allograft for a massive irreparable rotator cuff tear.

We had a great turnout for the rotator cuff CME event, educating local physicians and surgeons on modern rotator cuff interventions and recent literature.

Coming this year! Excited for our new surgery center! Read the article https://communityimpact.com/dallas-fort-worth/keller-roanoke-northeast-fort-worth/development/2020/09/17/medical-city-alliance-breaks-ground-on-10m-ambulatory-surgery-center/

A few seats remain for tonight’s rotator cuff talk. Message me if you’re interested.

Repairing a cartilage defect with autologous chondrocyte implantation (the patients own cartilage cells delivered on a porcine matrix). Arthroplasty isn’t the only answer.

Osteochondral Allograft Transplant before and after. Posted with patient’s consent.
@ Texas Bone & Joint - Alliance

Harvesting an osteochondral allograft for transplantation from a fresh femoral hemicondyle. Arthroplasty isn’t the only answer!!

Use this time as a time for results, not excuses.

Great illustrations of a massive cuff tear and repair with biceps tenodesis by @ Fort Worth, Texas

Great illustration of a massive cuff repair and biceps tenodesis by
surgery @ Fort Worth, Texas

I normally don’t have workout posts, but I’m hoping this will motivate some people. Less than 3 mos ago, I could barely run .25 mile without getting winded. I set a goal for myself to run a 5k in 6 weeks and and 10K in 12. Goal accomplished. Next goal is a half marathon.

What do you do when life gives you lemons? Make some freakin’ lemonade. I can’t remember a time in recent memory when we as a country have been given more lemons. In true American spirit, I know we will bounce back. Don’t quit. Don’t use this as an excuse to be unhealthy. Use it as an opportunity to spend more time with family and better yourself.

See you at the next milestone.

Stay safe, Fort Worth.

First urgent case on a presumed +COVID-19 patient. Steps I took:
1) put clean scrubs, N95, face shield, shoe covers, gown and gloves before any patient contact
2) immediately discarded PPE and scrubs following case.
3) washed hands immediately
4) put on clean scrubs
5) will immediately place scrubs in washer when I get home and take a shower

Am I missing anything? Hope this helps anymore of you who are taking care of these patients. Wishing you and yours safety.

Please understand that when we’re rescheduling your visits and your surgeries we are trying to do what’s best for you and the population as a whole. Please only keep urgent, emergent and immediate post-operative visits. Thank you for your understanding.

Thank you so much for the kind words! My belief is that whichever patient I am with is the most important patient in the world at that time. I’m glad she felt that way.

Wow!!! 3 incredible reviews from patients today. Truly humbled and blessed to have the best patients in the world! @ Fort Worth, Texas

For those of you attending the Cowtown Marathon this weekend, I’ll be speaking on lower extremity injuries in runners Saturday at 8 am. I’ll be available for questions after.

Well said by Brooks. As a young kid growing up in Dumas, TX I idolized Kobe, and I would practice his fade-away in my driveway. He reached millions across the globe. What we can take away from his life was his tremendous work ethic, competitive spirit, a true passion for living, most of all his love for his family and how great of a father he was. I’m posting this quote for any of my patients or any other patients with an injury or upcoming surgery, so that Kobe’s legacy can live on and he can continuing reaching more people. Rest In Peace, Kobe. 🐍

I have the best patients! Such kind words. We’ve gotten much better with our techniques and pain control following rotator cuff repair surgery. It’s not as bad as you’ve heard!!

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I think a lot of patients fear that if they come to a surgeon, we will automatically recommend surgery. My mentors taught me the best surgeons can heal people without surgery and only to perform surgery when indicated.

It was Saturday night lights this week at The Star. @ The Star