Orthopaedic Journal Scan & Subspecialty Evidence Digests - Orthogate - Page #149

High-yield, practice-defining musculoskeletal literature scanned, curated, and synthesized for orthopaedic surgeons, fellows, and residents. The Orthogate Weekly Journal Scan monitors both apex general flagships (JBJS, CORR, The Bone & Joint Journal, JAAOS) and dedicated subspecialty journals across 11 disciplines. Every edition appraises practice-changing Level-I and II clinical trials structured using the SBAR framework, delivering actionable attending mentor pearls with zero journal bias.

Details: By Hannouche D, Devriese F, Delambre J, Zadegan F, Tourabaly I, Sedel L, Chevret S, Nizard R; Category: Trauma; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: Poor survival of THA implants in very young patients has been attributed to use of cemented implants, wear of conventional polyethylene, and the presence of morphologic deformities in the proximal femur or in the acetabulum. Few studies have reported the long-term...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Arazpour M, Ahmadi F, Bahramizadeh M, Samadian M, Mousavi ME, Bani MA, Hutchins SW; Category: Tumor; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: Compared to able-bodied subjects, subjects with post-polio syndrome and poliomyelitis demonstrate a preference for weight-bearing on the non-paretic limb, causing gait asymmetry. OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the gait symmetry of the...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Hadadi M, Ebrahimi I, Mousavi ME, Aminian G, Esteki A, Rahgozar M; Category: Tumor; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: Chronic ankle instability is associated with neuromechanical changes and poor postural stability. Despite variety of mechanisms of foot and ankle orthoses, almost none apply comprehensive mechanisms to improve postural control in all subgroups of chronic ankle...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Daryabor A, Saeedi H, Ghasemi MS, Yazdani M, Kamali M, Nabavi H, Curran S, Amini N; Category: Tumor; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: One of the treatments prescribed for musculoskeletal patients is orthopedic shoe. The use of an orthopedic shoe is thought to produce a more typical ground reactive force pattern. OBJECTIVES: This study was designed to determine the influence of three heel designs of...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Furtado S, Grimer RJ, Cool P, Murray SA, Briggs T, Fulton J, Grant K, Gerrand CH; Category: Tumor; Sep 7, 2015

Patients who have limb amputation for musculoskeletal tumours are a rare group of cancer survivors. This was a prospective cross-sectional survey of patients from five specialist centres for sarcoma surgery in England. Physical function, pain and quality of life (QOL) outcomes...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Yang XR, Xiong Y, Duan H, Gong RR; Category: Tumor; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: This study aimed to better understand the mechanisms underlying methotrexate (MTX)-resistance in osteosarcoma. METHODS: The raw transcription microarray data GSE16089 collected from three MTX-sensitive osteosarcoma (Saos-2) cell samples and three MTX-resistant...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Fudge JR, Bennett BL, Simanis JP, Roberts WO; Category: Sports Medicine; Sep 7, 2015

Risk of injury in cold environments is related to a combination of athlete preparedness, preexisting medical conditions, and the body's physiologic response to environmental factors, including ambient temperature, windchill, and wetness. The goal of this section is to decrease...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Pryor RR, Bennett BL, OʼConnor FG, Young JM, Asplund CA; Category: Sports Medicine; Sep 7, 2015

Exertional heat illness can be a serious consequence of sports or exercise in hot environments. Participants can possess intrinsic or face extrinsic risk factors that may increase their risk for heat-related illness. Knowledge of the physiology and pathology of heat illness,...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Joy E, Van Baak K, Dec KL, Semakula B, Cardin AD, Lemery J, Wortley GC, Yaron M, Madden C; Category: Sports Medicine; Sep 7, 2015

Children, older adults, disabled and special needs athletes, and female athletes who participate in outdoor and wilderness sports and activities each face unique risks. For children and adolescents traveling to high altitude, the preparticipation physical evaluation should focus...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Young JM, Campbell AD, Raastad KK; Category: Sports Medicine; Sep 7, 2015

Wilderness sports and adventures continue to increase in popularity. Counseling is an essential element of the preparticipation evaluation (PPE) for athletes in traditional sports. This approach can be applied to and augmented for the wilderness athlete and adventurer. The...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

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