Orthopedics Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Orthopedics Today.
Table of Contents
- Controversy, cost may not dim potential of stem cells in the shoulder
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- Compared with other tests, supine Napoleon test better detected subscapularis tears
- Diaphyseal filling, eccentric reaming may improve results with modular revision stems
- Negative pressure wound therapy dressing minimized complications in TJA
- Patients with epilepsy had high risk for post-shoulder arthroplasty complications
- Severe valgus deformity is manageable with soft tissue release, constrained condylar implant
- Speaker: Young, active men are ideal for metal-on-metal hip resurfacing
- Understanding hip instability helps orthopedists perform revision THA
- Stem cell therapy presents strong hype, weak science Anthony A. Romeo, MD
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- Better results seen with wedge-shaped resection, open-door laminoplasty vs laminoplasty alone
- Study links nonoperative treatment of Achilles tendon ruptures with soleus muscle atrophy
- Low vitamin D levels associated with higher risk of muscle strain among elite-level football players
- Study: Fellowship-trained hand surgeons more likely to treat lateral epicondylitis with an open procedure
- Treatment of shoulder instability with Latarjet procedure led to greater risk of reoperation
- VIDEO: Curtis discusses treatment of stiff shoulder
- Establish fair market value when dealing with industry Lawrence H. Brenner, JD; B. Sonny Bal, MD, PhD, JD, MBA
- A 62-year-old man with 3-month history of progressive right knee pain John Bunyasaranand; Craig D. Cameron, DO
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- What is the best current delivery method to ensure mesenchymal stem cells get to the intended target in the shoulder?
- Orthopedists, physical therapists discuss rehabilitation as it relates to ACL surgery
- Noninvasive device helps with elective, traumatic shoulder incision closure Matthew J. Albrecht, PA-C; Matthew Binkley, MD; Uma Srikumaran, MD, MBA