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Why Multicenter Trials Matter in Shoulder & Elbow Research | ASES Foundation Explained

https://drmatthewdipaola.com/ How do orthopedic surgeons unlock breakthrough treatments for rare but devastating shoulder-and-elbow problems such as post-replacement infections? The answer is multicenter clinical trials—collaborative studies that pool patients (and data) from many hospitals so the results are big enough to trust. In this Sunday-morning walk-and-talk, Dr. Matthew DiPaola, MD—shoulder & elbow specialist in Buffalo / Amherst, NY and active member of the American Shoulder & Elbow Surgeons Foundation (ASESF)—uses his favorite oak-tree analogy to show: why single-center research often falls short how multicenter networks turn “one-in-a-hundred” cases into publishable science the role ASESF grants play in funding high-quality trials how National Shoulder & Elbow Week (May 17, Darwin Martin House, Buffalo, NY) raises money that goes directly to these studies Whether you’re a patient, donor, surgeon, or trainee, you’ll see exactly why your support helps grow stronger “research forests” that benefit everyone. Need shoulder or elbow care in Western New York? Dr. DiPaola sees patients at UB OrthoCare, 180 Park Club Lane, Amherst, NY (across from UB Stadium) and Orchard Park, NY. Call 716-204-3200 or request an appointment online → https://drmatthewdipaola.com/request-... Helpful Links • Learn more about the ASES Foundation: https://www.asesfoundation.org • National Shoulder & Elbow Week events: https://www.asesfoundation.org/nsew • Dr. DiPaola’s research & blog: https://drmatthewdipaola.com/blog/ Video Chapters 00:27 – The oak-tree analogy 01:07 – Your “farm” can only grow 100 trees… what if 1 dies? 01:46 – Why rare surgical complications need bigger datasets 02:04 – What is a multicenter trial? 02:34 – Shoulder-replacement infection: a 1-in-100 problem 03:16 – Calling surgeon “tree farmers” across the country 03:38 – How the ASES Foundation makes collaboration possible 04:17 – Seed grants vs. multicenter grants (quick recap) 04:48 – National Shoulder & Elbow Week: where donations go 05:18 – Final thoughts & how you can help