Orthopaedic Journal Scan & Subspecialty Evidence Digests - Orthogate - Page #150

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 Angelo RL, Ryu RK, Pedowitz RA, Beach W, Burns J, Dodds J, Field L, Getelman M, Hobgood R, McIntyre L, Gallagher AG; Category: Sports Medicine; Sep 7, 2015

PURPOSE: To determine the effectiveness of proficiency-based progression (PBP) training using simulation both compared with the same training without proficiency requirements and compared with a traditional resident course for learning to perform an arthroscopic Bankart repair...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Sheps DM, Bouliane M, Styles-Tripp F, Beaupre LA, Saraswat MK, Luciak-Corea C, Silveira A, Glasgow R, Balyk R; Category: Shoulder and Elbow; Sep 7, 2015

This study compared the clinical outcomes following mini-open rotator cuff repair (MORCR) between early mobilisation and usual care, involving initial immobilisation. In total, 189 patients with radiologically-confirmed full-thickness rotator cuff tears underwent MORCR and were...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Moroder P, Odorizzi M, Pizzinini S, Demetz E, Resch H, Moroder P; Category: Shoulder and Elbow; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: Neglected osseous glenoid defects are thought to be one of the reasons for the reported high rates of recurrent instability at long-term follow-up after Bankart repair. We hypothesized that open Bankart repair for the treatment of anterior glenohumeral instability in...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Warner JJ; Category: Shoulder and Elbow; Sep 7, 2015

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Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Matsen FA, Lauder A, Rector K, Keeling P, Cherones AL; Category: Shoulder and Elbow; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: The shoulder's ability to participate in sports and activities of daily living depends on its active range of motion. Clinical goniometry is of limited utility in rigorously assessing limitation of motion and the effectiveness of treatment. We sought to determine (1)...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Claessen FM, Peters RM, Verbeek DO, Helfet DL, Ring D; Category: Shoulder and Elbow; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: The radial nerve is at risk after diaphyseal humeral fracture or surgery to repair the fracture. We hypothesized that there are no factors associated with iatrogenic radial nerve palsy and, secondarily, that there are no factors associated with traumatic radial nerve...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Reyes BA, Ho CA; Category: Pediatrics; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: To describe treatment methods and complication rates of all open Seymour fractures (Salter-Harris I/II or juxta-epiphyseal fractures of the distal phalanx of the hand with associated nailbed laceration) treated at or referred to a pediatric level 1 trauma center over...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Silva M, Paredes A, Sadlik G; Category: Pediatrics; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: The purpose of the present study was to evaluate the effects of surgical timing on the outcome of pediatric lateral condyle fractures (LCF). We hypothesize that performing open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) for a displaced LCF between 7 and 14 days after the...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Naranje SM, Stewart MG, Kelly DM, Jones TL, Spence DD, Warner WC, Beaty JH, Sawyer JR; Category: Pediatrics; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: The options for treating femoral fractures in children and adolescents have evolved over the last 2 decades to include a variety of nonoperative and operative methods. The purpose of this study was to identify changes in the types of treatment for pediatric femoral...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

Details: By Parry JA, Van Straaten M, Luo TD, Simon AL, Ashraf A, Kaufman K, Larson AN, Shaughnessy WJ; Category: Pediatrics; Sep 7, 2015

BACKGROUND: Recent clinical studies in adults have reported a higher incidence of symptomatic malunions and functional deficits in nonoperatively treated shortened midshaft clavicular fractures. We sought to determine whether functional or subjective deficits are found in...

Last Updated: 07 September 2015

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