The Journal of Medical Insight (JOMI) publishes peer-reviewed videos with incision to closure instruction, key animations, and expert insight. Explore 366 videos across multiple specialties.
Donald L. Fejfar, MD, Nikhil Gattu, MD, Ridwan M. Saeed, MD, Hizkyas Kassaye, MD, Bitiel Banda, MD, Pierre M. Woolley, MD, Kiran J. Agarwal-Harding, MD, MPH
Mzuzu Central Hospital, Malawi
Lauren Blake, MD, Fatine Karkri, MD, Brendan Carvalho, MBBCh, FRCA, MDCH, FASA
Stanford University School of Medicine
Fatine Karkri, MD, Lauren Blake, MD, Brendan Carvalho, MBBCh, FRCA, MDCH, FASA
Stanford University School of Medicine
Marc Mankarious, MD, Ben Fung, Joshua S. Winder, MD
Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Cindy Fletcher, M.Ed., CST
North Shore Community College, Danvers, MA
Yuki Noguchi, Kohga Masuda, MD, PhD, Shohei Hiwatashi, MD, PhD, Satoshi Umeda, MD, PhD, Masahiro Zenitani, MD, PhD, Keigo Nara, MD, PhD
Osaka Women's and Children's Hospital
Browse the video library by article type.
Articles present descriptions of clinical or surgical procedures through full-length, narrated technical videos accompanied by detailed manuscripts and oftentimes an animation representation. Each article aims to cover all aspects of a procedure, covering details such as patient selection, preoperative planning, operative technique, intraoperative decision-making, technical considerations, and postoperative management. These video articles intend to provide a comprehensive record of contemporary surgical practice that supports clinical reference, technical standardization, and scholarly communication.
Articles present the essential practices that support the safe and effective delivery of surgical care before, during, and immediately following operative intervention. Topics include operating room setup, sterile field preparation and maintenance, instrumentation selection and preparation, equipment configuration, perioperative protocols, and multidisciplinary operating room practices. These articles emphasize evidence-based principles, standardized techniques, and procedural best practices that optimize surgical efficiency, patient safety, and team performance.
Articles utilize human cadaveric dissection to examine clinically relevant anatomy, surgical approaches, and operative techniques. These articles provide detailed anatomical demonstrations or procedural simulations occurring outside the strict environment of the operating room, facilitating a deeper understanding of surgical anatomy, anatomical variation, operative exposure, and technical execution. Cadaveric investigations serve as an important scholarly resource for surgical education, procedural development, and anatomical research.
Brandon Buckner, CST, CRCST
Lamar State College Port Arthur (TX)
Brandon Buckner, CST, CRCST
Lamar State College Port Arthur (TX)
David W. Jang, MD, Ali R. Zomorodi, MD, Feras Ackall, MD, Josef Madrigal, BS, C. Scott Brown, MD
Duke University Medical Center
Zhi Ven Fong, MD, MPH, John T. Mullen, MD
Massachusetts General Hospital
David M. Kaylie, MD, MS, Cecilia G. Freeman, BSc, C. Scott Brown, MD
Duke University Medical Center
Seth M. Cohen MD, MPH, David Straka, MD, Blaine D. Smith, MD, Douglas O'Connell, MSc, C. Scott Brown, MD
Duke University Medical Center
Bradley Richey, MSc, Asif M. Ilyas, MD, MBA, FACS
Rothman Institute
Rockson C. Liu, MD FACS
Alta Bates Summit Medical Center
Eitan M. Ingall, MD, Ishaq O. Ibrahim, MD, Akachimere C. Uzosike, MD, Christopher W. DiGiovanni, MD
Massachusetts General Hospital
Michael J. Weaver, MD
Brigham and Women's Hospital
The future is in video journals, and JOMI will be at the head of the line showing how to do it.
Keith Lillemoe
MD, FACS
Chief of Surgery, Massachusetts General Hospital
Section Editor, JOMI
American College Of Surgeons Bulletin Brief
Dr. Steven Wexner, Vice-Chair of the ACS Board of Regents, interviews Dr. Keith Lillemoe, Chief of Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital, and Dr. Tiffany Chao, former Editor-in-Chief of JOMI. Here, they discuss the high-value educational opportunities that JOMI provides to surgeons, residents, students, scrub techs, and nurses.
