"What Hot in Surgery 2012" will be the topic on Tuesday's Meet the Masters'. This time of year we are between the annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopedics Surgeons and the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, and this is the season for new technology and the time we reevaluate how we as surgeons approach surgical problems. Please join three true master surgeons, Lowell Weil, Sr. Guido Laporta and Larry DiDomenico as we probe, penetrate, CAT scan their mammoth knowledge on current procedures and what innovations are coming. This hour will not be a light superficial conversation, this time will probe deeply into the minds, methods and motivation that each of these masters uses to evaluate and determine "What's Hot in Surgery."

Dr. David Zuckerman followed in his father's footsteps as a DPM and graduated from Upsala College and then attended Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine. Completed his residency at JFK University Medical Center. Is Board Certified by American Board of Ambulatory Foot & Ankle Surgery and a fellow of ACFAS. Practiced podiatry in New Jersey for 32 years. David is a trailblazer among podiatry with often the 1st to embrace new technologies; Shockwave therapy, Pain Management, and use of lasers for onychomycosis just to name a few. He is the medical director of Excellence Shockwave Therapy and Clearly Beautiful Nails Mobile Laser. Dr. Zuckerman is a true entrepreneur. He has taught over 500 DPM and MD's his techniques, and on Tuesday night, we will learn from this success story on how to move you practice and your wallet into the future.

Dr. Jeffrey Jensen serves as dean and professor of podiatric medicine and surgery for the Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine and Physician Assistant Program. He came to Barry University from private practice in Denver, Colorado, where he has been the owner and clinical director of the Diabetic Foot and Wound Center since 1994. Dr. Jensen earned his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from the California College of Podiatric Medicine and completed his surgical residency training at Kern Hospital in Warren, Michigan. From 2000-2001, Dr. Jensen served as Externship and Research Director at North Colorado Podiatric Surgical Residency. He has also been an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado, Health Science Center since 1995.

An active researcher, Dr. Jensen has been the principle investigator of more than 35 multi-center-clinical trials for wound care related drugs and medical devices. Most recently, Dr. Jensen founded MedEfficiency, Inc., a medical device company that has generated $2.8 million in research funds from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). He holds four patents for devices to assist in off-loading fractures and treat diabetic foot wounds.