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Simultaneous Morscher s osteotomy and arthroscopic debridement in the management of Legg Calv Perthes disease A case report and literature review
Combining arthroscopic hip osteochondroplasty with morscher can restore functional anatomy, provide symptomatic relief and improve function for LCPD patients.On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Journal of Hip Preservation Surgery -
Measuring proximal tibial metaphyseal width and lateral epiphyseal height improves determination of remaining growth in children
This study demonstrates that the proximal tibial metaphyseal width/lateral tibial epiphyseal height is the ideal measurement for clinicians seeking to determine growth remaining in children. It presents average values between 0% and 25% of growth remaining. This study also develops and validates a m...On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics -
Patientreported outcome measurement information system PROMIS scores in pediatric patients with arthrogryposis
Children with AMC experience limited mobility and UE function, but normal levels of pain interference and good peer relationships. The average values provided in this study will serve as a baseline from which to evaluate the efficacy of both nonoperative and surgical interventions.On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics -
Does bracing after casting make forearm refracture less likely
The answer to this question appears to be no, according to a retrospective study in 426 children aged younger than 15 years who were treated nonoperatively at 3 tertiary pediatric hospitals for a forearm fracture in both bones. Investigators reviewed patients’ radiographs, including angulation, tr...On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Contemporary Pediatrics -
Scoliosis surgery Everything you need to know
Scoliosis causes an abnormal C-shaped or S-shaped curve of the spine. Experts agree that children with spine curvatures of 45 to 50 degrees will need surgery to reduce the curve and prevent further curvature over time.On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Verywell Health -
Kyphosis vs lordosis What are the differences
Kyphosis and lordosis are different spinal curvatures. In excessive kyphosis, the spine curves forward, rounding the upper back. In excessive lordosis, the spine curves backward, resulting in swayback. Both conditions can be painful.On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Verywell Health -
Take a weight off kids shoulders Backpack safety tips
Now that children and teenagers are back in the classroom, many have dusted off their trusty backpacks or plan to buy a new one. As in years past, many parents are likely to be surprised by how much kids cram into their backpack and how heavy it becomes. Pediatric orthopedic surgeons at Hospital for...On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Medical Xpress -
Pediatric patients used fewer narcotic doses than prescribed after orthopedic surgery
Pediatric patients used significantly fewer narcotic doses after common orthopedic surgeries than the quantities prescribed, according to results presented at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting.On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Healio -
Treatment of navicular stress fractures with an algorithmic approach
Navicular stress fractures are becoming increasingly more common. There is no universal consensus on treatment. We provide an algorithm that we feel will be useful in determining treatment.On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Foot & Ankle International -
Autograft use nonuse did not impact primary hallux metatarsophalangeal joint fusion rate
Regardless of whether calcaneal autograft bone was used in primary hallux metatarsophalangeal fusions, results of a retrospective study presented here showed about 90% of patients had a successful union.On : 17-Sep-2021- Source : Healio