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Every spine surgeon has seen it: the herniated lumbar disc that somehow...vanishes. No scalpel. No intervention. Just one day ...
Learning the lower trapezius transfer takes, per a new JAAOS study, about 14 cases. That’s the bad news. The good news is great outcomes, case #1 to #14. Check it out.
Where’s the bleeding edge of regenerative medicine? It’s in Vegas, at Caesars, on August 21-23. TOBI!! Be there!.
FDA green lights Stryker’s new total ankle system which combines the best of Inbone™ and Infinity™ into a super-system for ...
If foot and ankle is your jam, then lace up your oxfords and head south—to the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society ...
DOJ hits healthcare providers and their distributors with a massive amniotic allograft billing fraud lawsuit. Billions of ...
How many surgeons actually check their patient’s PROMs data? New study: “precious few.” Bottom line: You need your PROM Date, ...
Research team finds gold—microscopic, nanosized gold floating in the bloodstream, AKA Extracellular vesicles (EVs), which ...
Pediatric clavicle fractures show up in clinics like clockwork. Predictable, mostly nonoperative. So why are more winding up ...
Brain Fog” hits 50% of patients after ortho surgery. New, 180 patient study says electro-acupuncture can fix that.
It’s the intraoperative twist that matters most. Forget how straight the new knee looks on an X-ray. Think how it moves when ...
Patients with >50 BMI required preop interventions and a more nuanced approach, so says a new, thoughtful write up in JBJS.