Femoral Impaction Grafting in Revision THJR

Modes of Failure: Total Knee Replacement

Pelvic Ring Injuries

Proximal Humeral Osteotomy for Removal of a Well-Fixed Stem

Distal Radius Malunion: When Does it Need to be Corrected?

A great deal of interest surrounds minimally invasive total hip arthroplasty (THA). The original reports on minimally invasive techniques focused on their cosmetic benefits. However, recent present ...

Lumbar pedicle screw fixation is widely used by spine surgeons alone or in conjunction with interbody fusion. Common indications for pedicle screw fixation include rigid stabilization for patients ...

Disruption of the distal biceps brachii tendon is a relatively rare injury. Rupture classically occurs in the dominant extremity of men in the fourth to sixth decade of life, following a violent, e ...

Meniscal tears, which affect medial menisci more frequently than lateral menisci, are the most common indication for knee surgery.1 In young patients, meniscal tears are usually the resu ...

The proximal radial epiphysis is the second ossification center to appear about the elbow. It ossifies as a small wafer-like structure beginning at approximately 4 years of age. Normally, the artic ...