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Matthias A Verstraete,Ryan E Moore,Martin Roche et al. Matthias A Verstraete et al.
Aims: The use of technology to assess balance and alignment during total knee surgery can provide an overload of numerical data to the surgeon. Meanwhile, this quantification holds the potential to clarify and guide the s...
Mohamed Lazizi,Christopher J Marusza,Shaun A Sexton et al. Mohamed Lazizi et al.
Aims: Elective surgery has been severely curtailed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. There is little evidence to guide surgeons in assessing what processes should be put in place to restart elective surgery safely in ...
Ming Han Lincoln Liow,Kenny Xian Khing Tay,Nicholas Eng Meng Yeo et al. Ming Han Lincoln Liow et al.
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has led to unprecedented challenges to healthcare systems worldwide. Orthopaedic departments have adopted business continuity models and guidelines for essential and non-essential surgeries t...
Peter M Lewis,James P Waddell Peter M Lewis
It is unusual, if not unique, for three major research papers concerned with the management of the fractured neck of femur (FNOF) to be published in a short period of time, each describing large prospective randomized clinical trials. These...
Karen Chui,Amit Thakrar,Shivakumar Shankar Karen Chui
Aims: Hip fracture patients are at higher risk of severe COVID-19 illness, and admission into hospital puts them at further risk. We implemented a two-site orthopaedic trauma service, with 'COVID' and 'COVID-free' hubs, t...
Chloe E H Scott,George Holland,Matilda F R Powell-Bowns et al. Chloe E H Scott et al.
Aims: This study aims to define the epidemiology of trauma presenting to a single centre providing all orthopaedic trauma care for a population of ∼ 900,000 over the first 40 days of the COVID-19 pandemic compared to tha...