Orthopaedics Today Europe Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Orthopaedics Today Europe.

Table of Contents

• Cell therapy, biomaterials and other options may enhance cartilage repair
• Correlation found between diameter of cement keyholes for THR and strength
• Despite good FAI arthroscopic outcomes, more can be learned about the treatment
• DXR for hand BMD measurement may help predict hip fracture risk
• EBOT Interim Exam 2013
• EFORT ExMEx Osteoporotic Fractures, Budapest: 19 – 20 April, 2013
• EFORT FOUNDATION Visiting Fellowship programme 2013 - now open for application
• EU Scientific Working Group on Metal-on-metal Hip Implants Risk Assessment
• Fast-track programs help improve quality and efficiency of TJA
• Get involved - Interactive session formats
• ‘Kissing’ lesions amenable to marrow stimulation, then high tibial osteotomy
• Nurse Session at the 14th EFORT Congress Istanbul
• OTE200: Stem cell therapy
• Portrait of the Lithuanian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology
• Preoperative anterior or lateral pain not a contraindication for medial UKA
• Radical debridement, implant removal aid septic one-stage implant exchange
• Study shows short-term efficacy of single PRP injection for knee osteoarthritis
• Surgeon describes lessons learned from UK hip fracture database
• Ulnar head arthroplasty leads to improved VAS and modified DASH scores
• Having patients stop smoking before and after surgery is a needed protocol Per Kjaersgaard-Andersen, MD
• Adolescent athletes show asymmetric function in knee after ACL reconstruction
• Age, function predict long-term results of TSR with cementless glenoids
• Elderly patients show similar results as younger patients with mobile bearing UKA
• Vertebral augmentation improves deformity of vertebral body fractures
• ApiFix receives CE mark for AIS treatment system
• Breg launches new braces, cervical collar