Michael L. Parks, M.D., a New York–based hip and knee specialist, has been named First Vice President of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS). This appointment places him firmly on the ...

For young patients with femoral head damage, the goal is simple — and often elusive: delay the replacement. Fresh osteochondral allograft transplantation has emerged as one way to do it. Replace the ...

What if the SRS-22 for your adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) patient is quietly missing something important? That’s the uncomfortable — and fascinating — question raised by this prospective study ...

For a long time, meniscal repair came with a quiet warning label: higher chance you’ll be back in the OR. Surgeons knew the upside — preserve the meniscus, protect the joint — but durability concerns ...

A nationwide registry study from the meticulous data vaults of FinSpine register set out to answer a question every spine surgeon wonders but rarely tracks: what actually happens to opioid and ...

Pelvic fixation failure (PFF) is rare, underrecognized, but when it happens, it feels deeply unfair — because the case looked great at closure.

Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) has long been a balancing act. Mechanical alignment. Kinematic alignment. Personalized alignment. Surgeons have debated the “right” target for years, often focusing on ...

Arthroscopy is often framed as low risk. Small incisions. Short recovery. Minimal complications.

Courtesy of Osteoboost Health, Inc. More than 2,500 physicians have prescribed Osteoboost to date, the first FDA-cleared prescription wearable empowering women to proactively protect and preserve ...

Celebrating a decade of innovation, the latest technology expands Catalyst’s efficiency-driven approach to shoulder arthroplasty – making it the first and only company in the industry to offer a ...

Spine surgeons are used to talking about outcomes that live on radiographs and PROMs. Fusion rates. Adjacent segment disease. Neck Disability Index. Arm pain scores. Reoperation curves at five and ten ...