Orthopaedics Today Europe Current Issue

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

Table of Contents

• Use MIS for hip fractures if it is right for the patient, not to shorten hospital stays
• 17th EFORT Annual Congress in Geneva - Plenary Sessions: Meet the Honorary Lecturers (Part 2)
• 17th EFORT Annual Congress in Geneva – Transportation and accommodations
• AJRR announces new patient-reported outcome measures guide
• Anika Therapeutics obtains CE mark for Cingal to treat OA knee pain
• BLOG: Update on medial patellofemoral anatomy, implications for reconstruction
• Concomitant injuries more prevalent in older children who undergo ACL surgery
• Contain bone loss in UKA to facilitate easy, future conversion to TKA when needed
• Despite complication risks, allograft reconstruction can manage defects
• EFORT e-Science focus
• EFORT FOUNDATION: Medacta Visiting Fellowship 2016
• EFORT Open Reviews: Highlights from the February issue
• EFORT to hold guest symposium at ECTES Congress
• German Society for Orthopaedics and Trauma achieves registry milestones, promotes specialization
• Less load measured through foot when subjects wore walking cast frame
• Original Bernese PAO proved effective for treatment of hip dysplasia
• OTE200: VTE prophylaxis in orthopaedic patients
• Steroids, 3-D printing among hot topics at AAOS Annual Meeting Per Kjaersgaard-Andersen, MD
• Acute Lisfranc injuries may not deter return to play for soccer, rugby players
• Study confirms smaller coracohumeral distance with degenerative subscapularis tendon tears
• EOS Imaging and Stryker announce co-promotion agreement
• Cementless fixation not linked with improved outcomes following TKA
• High rate of fracture healing seen with posterior atlantoaxial screw-rod fixation
• Revision of reverse shoulder arthroplasty requires careful planning to avoid re-revision
• Specific MoM hip implant linked with increased risk of heart failure in men