By Laura Dyrda Here are five orthopedic surgeons who responded during unexpected tragedies to save lives. Dr. Michael Shen’s hair cut interrupted by hit-and-run Michael Shen, MD, was getting his hair cut in when he heard a crash, according to
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By Robert Linnehan Researchers found patients with smaller size and adolescent ism or Scheuermann kyphosis were at risk for greater blood volume loss during deformity-correction surgery. The researchers reviewed a large, multicenter database to identify patients who had undergone posterior spinal
By Sunnie Huang Soon after his motocross accident, Pauly Plewa was given a brochure and asked to pick the colour of the wheelchair that he would soon get. With a devastating back injury that required his vertebrae to be fused together
By Cort Johnson “Our results indicate a markedly disturbed immune signature in the CSF of ME/CFS subjects that is consistent with immune activation in the CNS.” ~ Dr. Mady Hornig, Director of Translation Research, Columbia University Columbia University just published
By Ashley-Boynes-Shuck Young hip replacement patients face the same concerns with artificial hip longevity as their senior counterparts — and often for a longer span of time. If the term hip replacement conjures up the image of an elderly gray-haired
By Laura Dyrda DJO global appointed Jeanine Kestler as the new executive vice president and chief human resources officer. “Coupled with her proven track record and ability to forge strong connections with business, Jeanine has entered new industries and developed innovative HR
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