Orthopedics Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Orthopedics Today.
Table of Contents
- Social media offers orthopedic surgeons a novel collaborative opportunity
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- AMA forwards physician concerns about burdensome federal regulations to CMS
- Enterobateriaceae surpasses MRSA as leading cause of surgical site infections in UK
- Key to management of bone defects is to address bone loss
- MRSA infections shown to peak during summer and fall
- National AAOS campaign calls for end to distracted driving
- National initiative aims to improve health care and lower costs
- Revision for deep infection following THA unaffected by antibiotic cement
- Start your day with a ‘six pack’ John D. Kelly IV, MD
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- Study finds hip resurfacing offers clinical benefits over total hip
- Surgeon applies the science of medicine to the game of golf and publishes the results
- Diversity in orthopedic surgery: Underrepresentation starts immediately after medical school
- Medicare the ‘entitlement’: Finite resources require changes Douglas W. Jackson, MD
- Comparable outcomes seen with cobalt-chromium and oxidized zirconium knees
- More complications seen with IM nailing vs. plating for humeral shaft fractures
- Re-rupture, infection may have long-term impact after MIS Achilles tendon rupture repair
- Study highlights impact of age on outcomes of MACI in the ankle
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- Study links disease duration with infection after TJA in patients with RA
- Study shows no advantage to augmenting volar plate fixation with cement in elderly patients
- Armed forces health care program, private insurer provide access to SBi’s TAR system
- Glycemia control and infection: Need for prospective studies in orthopedics Javad Parvizi, MD, FRCS; Kevin McCoy
- Complex orthopedic injury patterns found in US combat team
- Contralateral hamstring graft offers quality of life scores comparable to ipsilateral graft for ACL reconstruction
- ‘Encouraging’ intermediate results seen with meniscal allograft transplantation
- Improved clinical scores seen with arthroscopic treatment of FAI in young patients
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- Lateral retinacular release reduces pain in the right patient
- Loose implants signal risk of proximal femoral remodeling
- No benefit of platelet-rich plasma found for rotator cuff healing
- Proximally tapered uncemented stems address concerns with Dorr type C bone
- Study finds 47% primary union rate in tibia patients with ‘critical-sized’ bone defects
- Study identifies predictors of failure after ACL reconstruction in young athletes
- Surgeon shares tips for successful locked plating of proximal humeral fractures
- Maryland affirms physician self-referral prohibition Lawrence H. Brenner, JD; B. Sonny Bal, MD, PhD, JD, MBA
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- Bone loss in shoulder instability: Current concepts and technological advances
- New instrumentation techniques in mobile bearing UKA optimize surgical results Adolph V. Lombardi Jr., MD, FACS; Michael J. Morris, MD; Keith R. Berend, MD