Orthopedics Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Orthopedics Today.
Table of Contents
- Orthopedists should advise patients who are obese about high risk of complications with TJR
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- Care redesign will aid in success of medical device companies in CJR model
- Similar risk of failure after meniscus repair found in patients with high vs normal BMI
- Treatment should be tailored to each patient
- Put new technology into practice, but understand true outcomes Anthony A. Romeo, MD
- FDA reclassifies pedicle screw systems from class III to class II devices
- Study finds step-cut ulnar shortening osteotomy effective for treatment of ulnar impaction syndrome
- Clinical results matter most in single-row vs double-row rotator cuff repair, speaker says
- Clinical results matter most in single-row vs double-row rotator cuff repair, speaker says
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- VIDEO: Presenter addresses concerns about the use of spacers during arthroplasty
- Highly porous metal acetabular augments may provide structural support in complex revision THA
- Opening-wedge osteotomy can offer precise correction before TKA
- Patient-reported metal allergy potentially linked with decreased function, mental outcomes after TJR
- Presenter: Direct-anterior approach for THA yielded greater risk, limited benefit vs anterior approach
- Presenter highlights benefits of tapered titanium stems for hip replacement
- Consider reverse shoulder arthroplasty for treatment of proximal humerus fractures in elderly patients
- Speaker: Health care systems need to be aware of obesity, TJA link
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- VIDEO: Bert discusses the importance of relationships between private practices, hospitals
- VIDEO: CCJR course director highlights hot topics from this year’s meeting
- VIDEO: Lombardi discusses total joint replacement in an outpatient setting
- VIDEO: Presenter addresses concerns about the use of spacers during arthroplasty
- A 7-year-old girl with right elbow pain Jeffrey D. Ackman, MD; Bryan M. Saltzman, MD; Matthew W. Tetreault, MD
- Do you think patients who are morbidly obese are able to undergo TJR with limited complications? How do you address these patients?
- Orthopedists discuss management of athletic hip injuries, part 2
- Tibial tubercle transfer with MPFL reconstruction addresses patellar instability Christian Lattermann, MD; Berkay Unal, MD
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