Orthopedics Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Orthopedics Today.
Table of Contents
- Osteoeconomics: Reconsidering the role of hip resurfacing in the 21st century Michael R. Dayton, MD
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- Consider the pros and cons in choosing osteochondral allografts or autografts
- Laminar air flow and ultraviolet light can combat operating room contamination
- Low morbidity, few dislocations make hip resurfacing an option for young patients
- Many doctors may limit Medicare patients after next year’s proposed payment cuts
- Reconstruct soft tissue constraint to correct lateral patellar dislocation
- Sweetheart consulting contract settlements could get announced soon
- Total joint arthroplasty poised to see incredible growth in the coming decades Douglas W. Jackson, MD
- Universal health insurance: Private or government?
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- Mechanical study uncovers ideal suture material for zone II flexor tendon repairs
- Biologic scaffolding offers promise, concern for repairing rotator cuff tears
- Current cost freeze and Medicare cuts: What are they doing to orthopedics?
- Pain relief seen with combined surgical options for insertional Achilles tendinosis