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AAOS cancels annual meeting amid COVID-19 concerns
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons announced it has canceled its annual meeting scheduled for March 24-28, 2020, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando due to concerns surrounding the novel coronavirus.
Nonreduced angulated pediatric forearm fractures yielded good outcomes 1-year post-injury
Published results showed nonreduced angulated pediatric forearm fractures may remodel over time with good radiographic and functional outcomes 1 year post-injury.
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RCTs are feasible to compare needle fasciotomy, limited fasciectomy for Dupuytren's contractures
Large randomized controlled trials comparing the treatment of Dupuytren’s contractures by needle fasciotomy and limited fasciectomy are feasible, according to results of a recently published study.
EFORT Open Reviews: A round-up of recently published articles
EFORT Open Reviews is the new open access journal from EFORT and Bone & Joint Publishing. All articles are free to read online with no subscription required.
Use of PRP in carpal tunnel syndrome may lead to earlier recovery of hand grip strength
Patients who received platelet-rich plasma during surgical treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome regained hand grip strength earlier than patients who received placebo, according to published results.
Reduced pain seen with limb occlusion tourniquet pressure in carpal tunnel release
PHOENIX — During a clinical/translational session at the Orthopaedic Research Association Annual Meeting, here, a researcher said in the early postoperative period following open carpal tunnel release surgery, limb occlusion pressure may be associated with reduced pain at the tourniquet site, as well as an overall reduction in the use of pain medication postoperatively compared with standard pneumatic tourniquet pressure.
Dual X-ray absorptiometry may be useful to identify distal radial fracture risk
According to study results, dual X-ray absorptiometry as a screening tool for local bone loss may be beneficial in postmenopausal women at risk for distal radial fracture and may help to identify patients who require intervention for osteoporosis.
How do post-traumatic amputation considerations differ for the upper and lower extremities?
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Consider entire patient in salvage, amputation decisions
Upper extremity injuries are one of the most common presented in the ED, accounting for 20% to 40% of injuries, according to a report published by Kevin C. Chung, MD, and his colleagues.
Anatomic distal radius fracture restoration not linked with improved subjective outcomes
Twelve months after treatment, there was no correlation between precise restoration of the wrist anatomy and better patient-reported outcomes in older patients who had distal radius fractures, according to study results.
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