Suture Anchor Systems in Orthopaedic Surgery
Adequate attachment of soft tissues to bone has been one of the most difficult aspects in orthopaedic surgery and was...
Read MoreA Three-Dimensional Analysis of the Bicipital Groove: Implications for the Design of Hemiarthroplasty for Proximal Humeral Fractures
Introduction Anatomic reconstruction of humeral retroversion in complex proximal humeral fractures had been considered difficult to determine primarily because of...
Read MoreRisk and Treatment of Dislocation in Revision Surgery
Introduction Dislocation of the hip is a common complication following Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA), with an incidence of 2-3%1, but...
Read MoreManaging the Neuropathic Foot
The neuropathic foot is frequently associated with chronic medical conditions and it is not infrequent for individuals to be slaves...
Read MoreBritish Elbow Shoulder Society (BESS) Annual Scientific Meeting 2008
When you think of Liverpool, the usual clich
Read MoreThe Great Debate 2008: A Surgeon
In a profession where good evidence can be hard to come by, consensus is formed by forceful argument. And so...
Read MoreABT In Clinical Practice
Blood transfusion (also referred to as banked, allogenic or homologous transfusion) is a powerful accessory to the practice of modern...
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