Orthopaedics

Sports-related Concussions: Sorting Fact from Fiction

Sports-related Concussions: Sorting Fact from Fiction

A neurosurgeon and researcher calls for clarity about risks and prevention.

Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Proves Its Utility and Versatility

Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Proves Its Utility and Versatility

For many challenging MSK conditions, US improves diagnosis and treatment.

A Rare Case of Tumor-induced Osteomalacia

A Rare Case of Tumor-induced Osteomalacia

Severe symptoms, blood tests and a key PET scan lead to diagnosis.

Improving Long-term Management of Pelvic Trauma

Treatment for traumatic pelvic injuries should not end with surgery.

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Predicting Risk for Atraumatic Rotator Cuff Tears

New research will explore individual risk factors, including genetics.

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Opioid Use Before Joint Replacement Surgery: Adverse Outcomes

Preoperative opioid use before elective surgery brings elevated risk and costs.

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Insights into Complex Tibial Plateau Fractures

Orthopaedic trauma surgeons look to better treat these common, but complex, injuries.

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Avoid “Whoops” Surgery by Unmasking Soft Tissue Sarcoma Early

With misdiagnosis common and training often insufficient, an expert promotes a simple protocol to identify sarcomas.

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VR’s Time Has Arrived in Surgical Training

VR’s Time Has Arrived in Surgical Training

A team exploring virtual reality training in orthopaedics reveals the technology's immense potential — and surprising nuances.

Probing the Underlying Causes of Fragility Fractures

Probing the Underlying Causes of Fragility Fractures

Leveraging a suite of technologies, a new study of bone matrix aims to reveal why type 2 diabetes puts patients at higher fracture risk.

Discussing the CDC’s New mTBI Pediatric Guidelines, with Andrew Gregory

Discussing the CDC’s New mTBI Pediatric Guidelines, with Andrew Gregory

New CDC clinical recommendations emphasize the need for provider education.