New bio-glass could make it possible to re-grow or replace cartilage
Scientists at Imperial College London have developed a material that mimics the shock-absorbing and load-bearing properties of cartilage Researchers from...
Read MoreMinimally invasive calcaneal fixation for displaced intra-articular fractures
Maire-Clare Killen and Rajiv Limaye describe the technique and report outcomes of a series of patients undergoing minimally invasive fixation...
Read MoreMoney Matters: Brexit: what should you do now?
Don’t attempt to outsmart the market, suggests Cavendish Medical’s Simon Bruce The results of the EU Referendum vote on Thursday...
Read MoreReview: Implants 2016: another successful event
Implants 2016, a top-level conference for contract manufacturers and orthopaedics companies, was held in Paris at the Elysées Biarritz Conference...
Read MoreHighly cross-linked polyethylene for knees. Is BioPoly® an alternative?
Dinesh Nathwani, Alister Hart, Ravi Shenoy, Herb Schwartz and Matthew Hill review the mechanical properties and advances in the development...
Read MoreKnees and before
The Orthopaedic Data Evaluation Panel (ODEP) has recently introduced a listing of knee implant products that comply with the benchmarks...
Read MoreDiagnosis and management of combined PCL and PMC injuries
Adnan Saithna highlights the key features of the anatomy, biomechanics and surgical management of combined posterior cruciate ligament and posteromedial...
Read MoreMaking better orthopaedic surgeons: Track their errors as well as their skills
In a small study to determine the best way to assess the operating skills of would-be orthopaedic surgeons, Johns Hopkins...
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