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[...] a debate on the topic with William R. Beach, MD. At Orthopaedic Today Hawaii 2014. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) recently released clinical practice guidelines noting that [...]

[...] remarkably modest,” study author Daniel Bellatii, BS, said during his presentation at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting.  Belatti and colleague Phinit Phisitkul, M.D., [...]

[...] period after total joint arthroplasty deemed safe in a recent study presented to the American Academy of orthopaedic surgeons annual meeting in Chicago earlier this year. As air travel and total [...]

[...] (TKA) outcomes. In the first study, Kimona Issa, M.D. Mont and colleagues found that obese patients had excellent clinical outcomes at early to midterm follow-up of primary TKA. However, obese [...]

[...] samples, activation techniques, leukocyte counts and specific growth factors of proteins. Orthopedics ToDay, April 2013 Researchers from the Rothman Institute found that patients who took aspirin [...]

[...] period.  Now, new research suggests that air travel after arthroplasty is safe. Orthopedics today, May 2013 Patients who underwent ACL reconstruction with bone-tendon-bone autograft and a [...]

[...] overhang.” Alexander P. Sah, M.D. said at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual meeting. “There is no difference in range of motion or knee scores, but [...]

[...] arthroplasty deemed safe in a recent study presented to the American Academy of orthopaedic surgeons annual meeting in Chicago earlier this year. As air travel and total joint replacement are [...]

[...] three months was the only predictive factor of the need for an additional procedure after ACL reconstruction in younger patients, according to Justin T. Newman, M.D. from the University of Colorado. [...]

[...] A prospective, randomized study of young patients who underwent primary ACL reconstruction showed a 26.5% failure rate with fresh frozen tibialis posterior tendon allograft and a 8.5% [...]

[...] trends.  “ Looking back over the past decade, growth in the Medicare spending on orthopaedic procedures was remarkably modest,” study author Daniel Bellatii, BS, said during his presentation at [...]

[...] ) with every step. Orthopedicsetoday, July 2013 Long term results after an isolated posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injury show that patients remain active, have good strength and full range of [...]

[...] Although researchers found less component overhang in patients who underwent primary total knee arthroplasty with a gender specific component, [...]