Orthopaedics Today Europe Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Orthopaedics Today Europe.
Table of Contents
- Complications, surgeon experience limit greater adoption of total ankle arthroplasty
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- Study: Antibiotic cement use for TKR does not impact 2-year revision rates
- Combined shoulder techniques effective for glenoid bone loss, complex instability
- Dupuytren’s contracture recurs less often with MP joint collagenase injection
- European Hip Society unites hip specialists across the continent
- FDA panel seeks to answer agency's questions about MoM hip systems
- High rate of mechanical failure seen with locking plates for femoral neck fractures
- Low reliability of Knee Society Score suggests need for alternative assessment methods
- New femoroacetabular impingement seen in ballet dancers raises some questions
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- OTE200: Road trauma prevention
- Researchers set safe upper limit metal ion levels for metal-on-metal hip resurfacings
- Significant foot, ankle lesion healing seen with combination of cartilage treatments
- Stryker initiates voluntary recall of modular-neck stems
- Study links history of back pain to poorer results after hip arthroscopy for FAI
- International metal-on-metal hip arthroplasty guidelines needed to guide patient care Per Kjaersgaard-Andersen, MD
- Limited use of computer-assisted surgery begs the question: Quo vadis navigation? René Verdonk, MD, PhD
- Technology can make a difference in outcomes for most arthroplasty Luddites Justin P. Cobb, MD
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- Accelerated approach to postoperative weightbearing safe, effective for patients who receive MACI
- Pelvic binding an effective, safe treatment for patients presenting with shock and high-energy pelvic fractures
- Wright Medical launches foot and ankle surgery system
- Cervical intervertebral disc allografting helped preserve spine motion, stability
- Comparable patient satisfaction after decompression or fusion for lumbar degenerative scoliosis
- Patients with lumbar stenosis more active after prostaglandin E1 derivative treatment