Orthopedics

• Case Report

• Postarthroscopic Humeral Head Osteonecrosis Treated With Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty

• Orthopedics, March 2013, Volume 36 Issue 3
• Although postarthroscopic glenohumeral chondrolysis has become a well-known disastrous complication of arthroscopic shoulder surgery, little is known...More »

• Perspective

• Lower postop infection rate seen with intra-articular gentamicin given during TSA

• February 26, 2013
• An intraoperative, intra-articular injection of gentamicin significantly reduced the rate of postoperative infection among patients who underwent total...More »

• Industry News

• Tornier names new president, CEO

• February 26, 2013
• The board of directors of Tornier has appointed David H. Mowry as president and chief executive officer.
  Before Mowry joined Tornier in July 2011 as...More »

• In the Journals

• Arthroscopic and open releases effective for tennis elbow

• February 22, 2013
• Norwegian researchers found similar outcomes when they compared results of open and arthroscopic tendon releases in patients with tennis elbow.
  “Both...More »

• Industry News

• DePuy announces worldwide availability of shoulder arthroplasty system

• February 22, 2013
• DePuy Synthes Joint Reconstruction announced the worldwide availability of the Global Unite Platform Shoulder Arthroplasty System.
  The modular system has...More »

• Rotator Cuff Panel Discussion

• February 16, 2013
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• Surgicenter Approach Is the Increased Cost of a Double Row Repair Worth it

• February 16, 2013
• Christopher S. Ahmad, MD...More »

• What Should I Do With the Young Patient With Severe Shoulder DJD

• February 16, 2013
• Anthony A. Romeo, MD...More »

• Top 5 Pearls to Ensure Success of ORIF for Proximal Humeral Fractures

• February 16, 2013
• William N. Levine, MD...More »

• Top 5 Pearls for Surgical Success in Cuff Surgery

• February 16, 2013
• Anthony A. Romeo, MD...More »

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