Imaging News

According to presented results, reverse shoulder arthroplasty with either structural bone autograft or allograft to augment the reconstruction of the glenoid yielded improved clinical outcomes and bony incorporation on CT scan.

In this video, Deepak Goyal, MBBS, MS(Ortho), DNB(Ortho), MNAMS, showed several examples of 3D-printed models for patellofemoral joint surgery and discussed the impact of 3D printing on surgical planning.

The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons has issued comments to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation advocating for physician involvement in the design and implementation of alternative payment models.

ChatGPT correctly answered 54.3% of questions on the Orthopaedic In-Training Examination, a grade that corresponds with those from a postgraduate year-1 orthopedic resident, according to published results.

THOROFARE, N.J. — We are deeply saddened by the devastating and deadly impact of the wildfires that swept through the island of Maui in Hawaii a month ago.

According to results published in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, conventional ventilation and laminar airflow were effective for keeping methylmethacrylate fumes below harmful levels during closed bone cement mixing under vacuum.

WASHINGTON — According to presented results, a deep-learning computer vision algorithm may accurately measure posterior tibial slope on lateral knee radiographs.

Despite the long-established prevalence of 3D printing in orthopedic oncology, some orthopedic surgeons said recent technological improvements and novel applications of the tool may help change the way cancerous tumors are treated.

When applying new technology to any medical intervention, we should begin with the end in mind and ask what problem are we trying to solve and could this new technology cause more harm than current solutions.

WASHINGTON — Measurements of medial and lateral posterior tibial slope on MRI demonstrated lower interrater reliability compared with measurements on CT and may not be accurate, according to presented results.