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VIDEO: Defining pain, nonmedical treatment may help minimize patient’s opioid use
In this video from the Academic Orthopaedic Consortium Business & Leadership Symposium, Amanda T. Whitaker, MD, discusses best practices implemented at her institutions to decrease opioid exposure among pediatric patients.
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia ranked best for pediatric orthopedics for 2024 to 2025
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia was named the top hospital for pediatric orthopedics in the 2024 to 2025 rankings by U.S. News & World Report.
More osteotomies during fusion may lead to more curve correction in early onset scoliosis
Results showed more posterior column osteotomies performed at the time of conversion from growing rods spinal fusion may lead to more curve correction without increasing complications in patients with early onset scoliosis.
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Sulcus-deepening trochleoplasty may address instability in skeletally immature patients
According to published results, thick-shell sulcus-deepening trochleoplasty may yield clinical improvements and high satisfaction for skeletally immature patients with patellar instability and open distal femoral physes.
BLOG: Embrace emotional dysregulation and attain clarity
We are all called to make innumerable decisions every day, especially in surgery. Trouble is, many of us decide courses of actions in haste or amidst fear, fatigue or brain fog.
Growing rods linked to worse lowest instrumented vertebrae selections vs. spinal fusion
Results showed patients aged 8 to 11 years, known as “tweeners,” undergoing posterior spinal fusion had a more cephalad lowest instrumented vertebrae selections compared with those who received magnetically controlled growing rods.
Renowned pediatric orthopedist, G. Dean MacEwen, dies
G. Dean MacEwen, MD, former medical director of the Alfred I. duPont Institute, died on Aug. 6 at the age of 96 years.
Natural grass may lead to more severe football concussions than artificial turf
In young male American football players, concussion symptoms and severity were higher for those who sustained the injury on natural grass compared with artificial turf, according to new research in the Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine.
Failure rates after ACL repair may stabilize in young patients at midterm follow-up
DENVER — Although patients aged 21 years or younger may experience a high risk for early failure after primary ACL repair, these patients may have no subsequent reinjuries at a minimum 5-year follow-up, according to presented results.
Recurrent patellar dislocations may be associated with increased trochlear chondral damage
Published results showed recurrent patellar dislocations were associated with increased incidence and severity of trochlear chondral damage but not patellar chondral damage.
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