Pediatric Orthopaedics
Advanced Techniques Give Children with Scoliosis More Room to Grow
Mastery of newer procedures helps surgeons minimize fusion in complex early-onset scoliosis.
Pediatric Bone and Joint Repairs Take a Growth-Sensitive Approach
Practice evolves in treatment of sports injuries, now rising again as the pandemic wanes.
Discordant Findings Emerge Across Sarcoma Registry Studies
Investigators advise caution when interpreting studies from large sarcoma databases.
On-site Outpatient Pharmacy Offers Prescription for Easier Discharge
Pilot program for expanding pharmacy hours increases prescription accuracy and patient compliance.
Study Examines Outcomes for Pediatric Non-Complex Elbow Fracture
Pediatric and adult surgeons repair supracondylar humerus fracture with similar results.
Orthopaedic Injury Clinics Streamline Care
Same-day injury clinics divert traffic away from EDs and urgent care clinics and toward early, specialized interventions.
Straightening Young Spines
New research to add clarity on early interventions for idiopathic early onset scoliosis.
Curbing Opioid Misuse After Pediatric Surgery
Making the case for standard prescribing protocols.
Key Biomarker Identified for Patients At Risk of Deadly Blood Clots
C-reactive protein associated with venous thromboembolism in pediatric musculoskeletal infections.
Discussing the CDC’s New mTBI Pediatric Guidelines
New clinical recommendations emphasize the need for provider education.
A First in Youth Sports Safety Ratings
“Safe Stars” offers pioneering model for youth league certification.