Orthopaedics
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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.
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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.
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Data Backs ‘Non-accidental’ Referral for Fractures in Infants
New data suggests which suspicious elbow-fracture cases should be investigated.
Compared with Japan, Laminoplasty Underused in U.S. for Treating Spinal Compression
Laminoplasty to manage cervical myelopathy may be given less consideration than it is due.
Recovery Pathway Enhanced for Sarcoma Surgeries
From nutrition support to early mobilization, steps on pathway lead to improved outcomes.
Potential for Patient Dissatisfaction a Top Stressor for Many MDs
Consequences of patient satisfaction ratings are impacting behavior and dampening the enthusiasm of pain interventionalists.
Dual Blocks Before Neurotomy Benefit Patients and Physicians
Study makes a case for the two-step procedure to identify lumbar osteoarthritis candidates for radiofrequency ablation.
Sexual Health Concerns Overlooked After Pelvic Trauma
Post-injury care plans should prioritize sexual dysfunction to give patients needed resources and counseling.
