Orthopaedics
Research and innovation in orthopaedics from the experts at Vanderbilt Health
Knee Movement Threatens Tibial Fixation
Movement during the cementing phase of total knee arthroplasty significantly reduces tibial implant fixation strength.
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PT Best Approach for Atraumatic Rotator-Cuff Tears
The occurrence of a torn rotator cuff and onset of shoulder pain don’t always coincide, underscoring a need for caution before embarking on surgery.
Tendon Graft vs. Bridge Implant Examined in ACL Repair
New method of knee-ligament surgery promotes and optimizes healing in ACL tears.
Nerve Technique Brings Relief Post-Surgery
Nerve coaptation is improving outcomes for patients with palm-level and digital amputations.
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Evidence for Earlier Timing in Scoliosis Intervention
New study compares outcomes from adolescent and adult surgeries.
Coaching, Patient-Efficacy Impact Neck and Back Pain
A study across 33 centers compares physical therapy approaches to avert chronic pain and disability.
Panel Addresses Global Impact of Spinal Disabilities
SPINE20 aims to improve the health and welfare of people globally who suffer from spine conditions and disability.
Minimally Invasive Approach Makes Thoracic Discectomy Less Daunting
A rarely performed transforaminal procedure removes herniated discs without the collateral damage.
Psychosocial Support Reduces Post-Surgical Pain for Some Patients
Vulnerable lower-extremity fracture patients can be identified and helped after surgery to lower chances of chronic pain.
Soft Tissue Sarcomas Rare and Sometimes Overlooked
Educational review article offers guidance on evaluation and management of soft-tissue masses to optimize patient outcomes.