Orthopaedics
Surgeon Finds Benefits to Anterior Spine Approach
New surgical techniques have revived the anterior approach to spinal operations with good results.
Good Vibrations Detect Bone Strength
Harnessing Raman spectroscopy to assess multiple characteristics of bone health.
HIIT Therapy Seeks Confident Return to Duty
HIIT program deployed in physical and mental skills recovery of injured military.
Competitors Stand Together on Concussion Philosophy
NFL family bands tightly around concussion avoidance, reduction and care.
Opioids’ Risks Beyond Addiction
Spine surgeon crusades for recognition of organ system perils.
Graft Choice Matters for ACL Revision Surgery
MARS Group publishes six-year outcomes in largest study to date.
Study Examines Outcomes for Pediatric Non-Complex Elbow Fracture
Pediatric and adult surgeons repair supracondylar humerus fracture with similar results.
The LIV Debate in Posterior Cervical Surgery
Study shows reduced mechanical failure and revision rates with fusions to T2.
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.