Octogenarians: Not Too Old for Joint Replacement
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS)New study finds total knee replacement surgery can offer significant benefits to patients in their 80s.
New study finds total knee replacement surgery can offer significant benefits to patients in their 80s.
New study finds even minor orthopaedic trauma can lead to medical problems for pregnant women and their unborn children.
Study finds many children at risk for foot deformity due to wrong size shoes.
Some minority groups wait too long for surgery, study finds.
Several new studies show higher joint replacement complication rates, longer hospital stays for obese patients.
Fractures and infections of the bone are among most serious injuries to children.
Year-round participation in sports effects healing time for ACL injuries in young athletes.
Synopsis of latest studies done on hot topics in orthopaedic news.
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New research offers hope, propels treatment for common orthopaedic conditions.
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Study finds that using statins may be useful in treatment for degenerative disc.
New procedure could offer a safer, more convenient treatment for spine tumors.
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New findings indicate that early surgery for acute should dislocation may provide the best results.
Many patients may benefit more from non-invasive treatments.
Prevent serious injuries from "extreme" winter sports by following these safety tips.
Orthopaedic surgeons offer tips to prevent frostbite during these sub-zero temperatures.