Orthopedics Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Orthopedics Today.
Table of Contents
- Data suggest that technique should be used with caution Robert T. Trousdale, MD
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- There is a place for the two-incision approach in THA Craig J. Della Valle, MD
- Data lags while surgical biologic options for fusion used for spinal deformity grow
- Do not take governing board structure for granted: It can make or break a practice
- Heightened suspicions are an early tool for treatment of postop spinal infections
- New administrative burdens possible for many durable medical equipment orders Anthony H. Choe, JD, MPH
- Older patients fare well, avoid amputation after Ilizarov treatment for tibial nonunion
- Popliteal regional block anesthesia yields high success rate in foot, ankle surgery
- Studies into conservative or decelerated rehab find it offers surprising benefits
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- Surgical repair effective for chronic, acute cases of complete hamstring rupture
- The rehabilitation renaissance: Raising results and lifting patient expectations David F. Apple, MD
- ‘Physician owned’ — changing connotations and roles for orthopedists Douglas W. Jackson, MD
- Cervical disc degeneration becomes higher priority in light of aging population
- Joint business ventures: Practice partnerships that you can take to the bank