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7 March 2023

Lower fracture risk for older wheelchair users

Being a frail elderly person and using a wheelchair involves a substantially reduced risk of fractures, a University of Gothenburg...

9 February 2023

Fewer surgically treated ankle fractures with a clear-cut treatment routine

It has been shown that the percentage of ankle fractures that undergo surgery could be substantially reduced, from more than...

10 May 2022

Surgeons need more bodies to practice on

At the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, a lack of donated cadavers limits surgeons’ scope for honing their skills. Especially in...

19 April 2021

Major risk of injury for recreational runners

Almost half of all recreational runners incur injuries, mostly relating to knees, calves or Achilles tendons, and the level of...

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Lower fracture risk for older wheelchair users

Fewer surgically treated ankle fractures with a clear-cut treatment routine

Surgeons need more bodies to practice on

Major risk of injury for recreational runners

The trauma device market is booming. The surgeons trained to use it are becoming the scarcer resource

Surgeon in Focus Q&A with Dr Danny Goel

Innovation accelerates the evolution of orthopaedic devices

Resistance training activates the muscle repair machinery

A new way to build stronger bones: Blocking Axl shows promise

How real-world data is driving better decisions in orthopaedics

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Lower fracture risk for older wheelchair users

Fewer surgically treated ankle fractures with a clear-cut treatment routine

Surgeons need more bodies to practice on

Major risk of injury for recreational runners

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The trauma device market is booming. The surgeons trained to use it are becoming the scarcer resource

Surgeon in Focus Q&A with Dr Danny Goel

Innovation accelerates the evolution of orthopaedic devices

Resistance training activates the muscle repair machinery

A new way to build stronger bones: Blocking Axl shows promise

How real-world data is driving better decisions in orthopaedics

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