Alumina-on-alumina total hip replacement for femoral neck fracture in healthy patients
Abstract Background Total hip replacement is considered the best option for treatment of displaced intracapsular fractures of the femoral neck...
Read MoreKnee injuries & anti-doping Christmas topics for CSEM for London 2012 series
Despite the best attempts of the freezing weather, the fifth 'Sports & Exercise Medicine for London 2012 meeting in association...
Read MoreSeptic arthritis as a severe complication of elective arthroscopy: Clinical management strategies
Abstract Infection of a peripheral joint following arthroscopic surgery presents with an incidence of approximately 0.42%, an extremely rare entity....
Read MoreImpregnation of bone chips with antibiotics and storage of antibiotics at different temperatures: an in vitro study
Background Infection is one of the most devastating adverse events following joint replacement surgery. Deep infection rates in primary hip...
Read MoreSpinal tumours: A rapid review
Spinal tumours can arise from any of the hard or soft tissues of the spinal column, or they can extend...
Read MoreAn overview of spinal cord injury
A) Epidemiology In the UK in 2000, the general population numbered almost 59 million. In one year, 666 new cases...
Read MoreTendinopathy and CECS stimulate debate at
The fourth 'Sports & Exercise Medicine for London 2012' meeting in association with DJO Education held at the Royal Society...
Read MoreOrthopaedic surgeons and vibrating tools – can there be too much vibration?
Introduction Orthopaedic surgeons have always been long associated with using power tools at work. This can be either for something...
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