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期刊名:Orthopedic clinics of north america

缩写:ORTHOP CLIN N AM

ISSN:0030-5898

e-ISSN:1558-1373

IF/分区:2.0/Q2

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Audrey Dockendorf,Aaron Lam,Jacob Zide Audrey Dockendorf
Critically sized bone defects remain a major challenge in orthopedic surgery. Conventional techniques, including the induced membrane technique, bulk allograft reconstruction, bone transport, and acute shortening, have inherent limitations....
John Chao,Alec Rush,Rahil Patel John Chao
New technologies and artificial intelligence are a huge area for growth in the field of foot and ankle. New technologies in the foot and ankle specialty are growing, but most studies and practice applications are in their infancy. Patient-s...
Jose Carlos Garcia Jr Jose Carlos Garcia Jr
Robotic-assisted surgery has gained prominence in orthopedic practice due to its precision, enhanced visualization, and minimally invasive nature. While robotic applications for orthopedic surgery are well established in arthroplasties, the...
T Kyle Summers,Matthew D Smith,William J Weller T Kyle Summers
Blood flow restriction therapy (BFRT) produces effects on muscle strength and size like those seen with high-resistance training for patients in whom baseline deficits or postoperative restrictions prevent high-intensity rehabilitation. Alt...
David M Bennett,Romie F Gibly David M Bennett
Three-dimensional (3D) printing has made the leap from fringe technology to routine in orthopedic surgery. Anatomic models are easily produced from standard imaging. Patient-specific prints for surgical planning, cutting guides, and durable...
David M Bennett,Romie F Gibly David M Bennett
Three dimensional (3D) printing has progressed from an expensive laboratory curiosity to an easily accessible technology and can now be used as a cost-effective clinical tool in orthopedics. Anatomic models are easily produced from standard...
Kristin Sheaffer Kristin Sheaffer
This article examines bone growth stimulators in orthopedic trauma, detailing their history from early electrical devices to modern ultrasound systems, mechanisms of action, and applications for fractures, nonunions, and specialized procedu...
Stefan J Hanish,John R Crockarell,James L Guyton et al. Stefan J Hanish et al.
Kinematic alignment (KA) is emerging as an alternative to mechanical alignment (MA) in total knee arthroplasty and is designed to restore native prearthritic anatomy and minimize need for ligament releases. The learning curve remains poorly...
Nicholas M Brown,Jackson P Tate,Robert A Sershon et al. Nicholas M Brown et al.
Alternative alignment strategies in total knee arthroplasty, such as kinematic and functional alignment, are driving a new wave of implant and technology development. This article outlines areas where current designs fall short and explores...