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Short YouTube Q&A where Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter describes surgical experience: his longest procedure lasted eight hours (repairing a severe elbow fracture). He notes most adult reconstructive and sports orthopedic cases he does typically run about one to two hours.

Questions this video answers

Eight hours.

About one to two hours.

Fixing a severe ("terrible") elbow fracture.

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