Orthopedics Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Orthopedics Today.
Table of Contents
- A team approach to orthopedics: Hospitals and physicians need to work together
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- Surgeons, caregivers explore potential of innovative technologies andprocesses Anthony M. DiGioia III, MD
- Recent court lawsuits shed light on whistle-blower and informed consent Lawrence H. Brenner, JD; B. Sonny Bal, MD, PhD, JD, MBA
- Avoid removal of ankle fracture hardware to manage infection until after bone union
- History, physical exam and imaging aid in diagnosing young athletes’ back problems
- Leaders note the impact of investigations into industry and physician relationships
- Low-intensity warfarin deemed a safe, effective secondary VTE prophylaxis
- Massive rotator cuff tears: Who will respond to nonoperative treatment?
- McCains plan is to give control of health care back to the patient-consumers
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- Multiple options available for managing 3% rate of periprosthetic knee fractures
- Research disputes effectiveness of arthroscopic surgery for knee OA
- Sprains, stingers, cord neurapraxia among cervical spine injuries in young athletes
- Surgeons, scientists discuss benefits, potential faults of highly crosslinked PE
- Type of care among factors in returning young athletes to sports after spine injury
- Contemporary elbow surgery: Consider your abilities and patients’ expectations