Orthopaedics
The LIV Debate in Posterior Cervical Surgery
Study shows reduced mechanical failure and revision surgery rates with fusion ending at T2.
Vanderbilt Researchers to Present at AAOS 2021
Join our musculoskeletal experts as they present their latest research and innovations in clinical care.
Investigating the Biomineralization Paradox
Efforts are ongoing to keep mineral in bones and out of soft tissues.
Orthopaedic Injury Clinics Streamline Care
Same-day injury clinics divert traffic away from EDs and urgent care clinics and toward early, specialized interventions.
Imaging Guardrails Optimize Anterior Approach to Hip Replacement
New evidence points to fluoroscopy and muscle sparing as enabling a more precise procedure.
Straightening Young Spines
New research to add clarity on early interventions for idiopathic early onset scoliosis.
Workers in Physical Occupations Benefit from Back-Relieving Exosuit
Field tests affirm the wearable device lends flexible support for heavy lifting.
Salvaging Lower Limbs Through Dedicated Expertise
New surgical program focuses on restoring severely injured lower extremities.
Cadaver Practice Bolsters Confidence in Interventional Spine Procedures
Expanded use earns high marks from physiatry trainees.
Momentum Builds for Same-day Joint Replacement
Patients with limited comorbidities stand to gain from bundled outpatient service.
Enhanced Recovery for Geriatric Hip Fracture
Perioperative protocol is changing pace and practices in hip fracture treatment.