Brian Sutterer MD's banner

Brian Sutterer MD

@BrianSuttererMD • 72,796 subscribers

Sports Medicine Doctor | Injury Education | YouTuber | PM&R Trained -Opinions are my own-

Videos

Anya Rossi

sweetdream.ai

SweetDream.ai•Sponsored•Livecam

Watch Anya Live

Anya is streaming live right now! Join her private show and enjoy exclusive content.

Exclusive private shows

1.2k viewers online

Private Show

Join now for exclusive access

Free preview available • Premium content

My thoughts on Anthony Edwards knee surgery

My thoughts on Anthony Edwards knee surgery

Brian Sutterer MD

1,249,957 views • 1 day ago

Jalen Suggs knee injury review

Jalen Suggs knee injury review

Brian Sutterer MD

237,996 views • 3 days ago

My review of the Cooper Flagg injury:

My review of the Cooper Flagg injury:

Brian Sutterer MD

143,015 views • 5 days ago

Initial thoughts on Aaron Rodgers, including the pop you can see in the back of his calf (may not be achilles)

Initial thoughts on Aaron Rodgers, including the pop you can see in the back of his calf (may not be achilles)

Brian Sutterer MD

2,502,597 views • 3 years ago

Shohei Ohtani injury thoughts and anatomy/footage review

Shohei Ohtani injury thoughts and anatomy/footage review

Brian Sutterer MD

917,307 views • 2 years ago

Explanation of the 'fencing response' we saw after the hit on Trevor Lawrence

Explanation of the 'fencing response' we saw after the hit on Trevor Lawrence

Brian Sutterer MD

410,753 views • 1 year ago

Full thoughts on Cody Ponce's knee injury

Full thoughts on Cody Ponce's knee injury

Brian Sutterer MD

120,591 views • 7 months ago

This is a platform I've been working on for months here and there in an attempt to build something more useful for my YouTube education. Even something simple like an ankle sprain animation is extremely tough. To the untrained eye it looks really impressive but in reality it's still very inaccurate in the way ligaments/tendons etc are moving with the ankle motion. These tools still require an immense amount of human input to actually make them accurate enough to be teaching tools. One fear I have with AI is that we are willing to accept 80-90% accuracy in exchange for speed and visual pop. If that's the standard we accept in education then we are doing a disservice to future students. I keep working on my platform because if we can get it accurate then it will absolutely be transformative teaching tool - but we have a ways to go.

This is a platform I've been working on for months here and there in an attempt to build something more useful for my YouTube education. Even something simple like an ankle sprain animation is extremely tough. To the untrained eye it looks really impressive but in reality it's still very inaccurate in the way ligaments/tendons etc are moving with the ankle motion. These tools still require an immense amount of human input to actually make them accurate enough to be teaching tools. One fear I have with AI is that we are willing to accept 80-90% accuracy in exchange for speed and visual pop. If that's the standard we accept in education then we are doing a disservice to future students. I keep working on my platform because if we can get it accurate then it will absolutely be transformative teaching tool - but we have a ways to go.

Brian Sutterer MD

35,035 views • 1 month ago

Explanation of Victor Wembanyama's blood clot

Explanation of Victor Wembanyama's blood clot

Brian Sutterer MD

243,692 views • 1 year ago

Translating Steph Curry's injury update

Translating Steph Curry's injury update

Brian Sutterer MD

252,038 views • 3 years ago

Transgender issues in sports are simple. Until they aren't. My thoughts on today's Olympic news will hopefully add at least some empathy to how you see these issues while we continue to improve fairness and safety in sports

Transgender issues in sports are simple. Until they aren't. My thoughts on today's Olympic news will hopefully add at least some empathy to how you see these issues while we continue to improve fairness and safety in sports

Brian Sutterer MD

48,917 views • 7 months ago

Lonzo Ball can stand up from a chair

Lonzo Ball can stand up from a chair

Brian Sutterer MD

174,393 views • 3 years ago

But it's got what plants crave!! Let's talk about the obsession with more electrolytes. The right and the wrong cc Logan Paul ksi MrBeast

But it's got what plants crave!! Let's talk about the obsession with more electrolytes. The right and the wrong cc Logan Paul ksi MrBeast

Brian Sutterer MD

120,166 views • 2 years ago

Review of the possible injury for Christian McCaffrey (not the Achilles)

Review of the possible injury for Christian McCaffrey (not the Achilles)

Brian Sutterer MD

104,511 views • 1 year ago

Review of Auston Matthews leg injury -

Review of Auston Matthews leg injury -

Brian Sutterer MD

40,741 views • 7 months ago

My thoughts on the neck injury for Blues player Dylan Holloway

My thoughts on the neck injury for Blues player Dylan Holloway

Brian Sutterer MD

92,710 views • 2 years ago

Can we blame the turf for Aaron Rodgers tearing his Achilles? Spoiler: No

Can we blame the turf for Aaron Rodgers tearing his Achilles? Spoiler: No

Brian Sutterer MD

105,022 views • 3 years ago

So we have concussion spotters and unaffiliated concussion evals on the sideline, yet a player gets rocked in the head, lays motionless for an extended time, but there’s zero mention of concussion check. Sure seemed knocked out to me Back in the game next series, no questions asked on broadcast or elsewhere

So we have concussion spotters and unaffiliated concussion evals on the sideline, yet a player gets rocked in the head, lays motionless for an extended time, but there’s zero mention of concussion check. Sure seemed knocked out to me Back in the game next series, no questions asked on broadcast or elsewhere

Brian Sutterer MD

33,962 views • 1 year ago

No more content to load