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    SAN DIEGO — Anatomic total shoulder arthroplasty and reverse shoulder arthroplasty may yield similar outcomes in patients with rotator cuff intact glenohumeral osteoarthritis, according to results presented here.“We have reiterated the fact that an anatomic reconstruction for a total [shoulder] is important, but we do not know what that is or if it is important yet for a

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    • 🎧 Listen to @frankle_mark talk about his paper from #AAOS2025, which showed anatomic #totalshoulderarthroplasty and #reverseshoulderarthroplasty may yield similar outcomes in patients with rotator cuff intact glenohumeral OA. @FL_Ortho @AAOS1 https://t.co/ntIfxNPr0a https://t.co/WaBVlWuS68

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    SAN DIEGO — Results showed robotic-guided and CT-navigated pedicle screw placement may significantly improve accuracy and reduce screw-related symptoms and revisions vs. freehand screw placement for adult spinal deformity. Themistocles S. Protopsaltis, MD, chief of spine surgery at NYU Langone Health, and colleagues retrospectively reviewed procedural complexity, complications, 2-year

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    • Themistocles S. Protopsaltis, MD, of @nyugrossman, and colleagues found robotic-guided and CT-navigated #pedicle screw placement may significantly improve accuracy for adult #spinal deformity. https://t.co/eViIjC1de9

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    SAN DIEGO — Results presented here showed intra-articular injections of platelet-rich plasma may be inferior to corticosteroid injections for treatment of mild to moderate knee osteoarthritis. “The take-home message is, let us be honest to our patients. Right now, the literature is still varied in terms of efficacy on PRP. Based on my study, I would argue that it does not show a

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    • Use of corticosteroid injections for treatment of knee osteoarthritis improved clinical outcomes compared with #PRP injections. #AAOS2025 https://t.co/o9nkzSODFs

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    A 25-year-old woman presented to the hospital as a level 2 trauma activation as the unrestrained driver in a motor vehicle accident. In the trauma bay, she complained of bilateral lower extremity pain.Physical exam was notable for a short and externally rotated right lower extremity. There were no open wounds, and she was neurovascularly intact. Initial trauma slot anteroposterior (AP) radiograph

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    • How would you treat this 25-year-old woman with complaints of bilateral lower extremity pain after a motor vehicle accident? #TellHealio https://t.co/uAt7yVEj03

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    SAN DIEGO — Osteochondral autologous transplantation may be an effective treatment option for adolescent athletes with capitellar osteochondritis dissecans, according to results presented here.“This study has identified synovial inflammation as a significant component of the disease process,” Jose M. Gutierrez-Naranjo, MD, research fellow at Hospital for Special Surgery, said in

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    • ⚾ 💪 Osteochondral autologous transplantation surgery may be effective in the treatment of adolescent athletes with osteochondritis dissecans, according to data presented at #AAOS2025. @jmgutierrezn @HSpecialSurgery @AAOS1 https://t.co/GeD073jzjk

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    The surgical treatment of the disabled throwing shoulder has rapidly evolved. Thanks to many mentors, especially W. Ben Kibler, MD, FACSM, and Thay Q. Lee, PhD, I am eager to share the insights I have gained during the last 3 decades. Before we embrace surgical steps, some basic truths regarding the biceps/superior labrum complex that have served me well are worthy of mention.

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    • In this month’s Surgical Technique, @JohnDKellyIVMD, from @PennMedicine, discusses the evolution of surgical treatment of the disabled throwing shoulder. https://t.co/efCKgbWp7C

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    SAN DIEGO — While the percentage of female providers in orthopedics increased from 2018 to 2023, the rate of increase was lower than several other surgical and nonsurgical specialties during the time period, according to presented results.“The problem is that you have this big pool of talent, and you are not effectively drawing from that pool if you only have a small proportion of

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    • 🎧 Listen to Theresa S. Atkinson, PhD, of @KetteringU discuss results presented at #AAOS2025 that showed the growth of female representation in orthopedics between 2018 and 2023 was outpaced by several other specialties. @AAOS1 https://t.co/jvw0MtLtg9 https://t.co/Kn8qRf8lu3

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    SAN DIEGO — Socioeconomic deprivation may influence a patient’s ability to attend planned orthopedic outpatient appointments, as well as their ability to access and engage with orthopedic care, according to results presented here.“These health inequities are likely to compound poorer health outcomes,” Edward Hayter, MBBS, MRes, MRCS, T&O ST4 at Oxford University

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    • 🏠 🚗 Socioeconomic deprivation may influence a patient’s ability to attend planned orthopedic outpatient appointments, as well as their ability to access and engage with orthopedic care, according to results from #AAOS2025. @OxfordHealthNHS @AAOS1 https://t.co/v7knD7f2od

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    As health care in the United States has shifted from a volume-driven to value-driven system, collection of patient-reported outcome measures has become increasingly important as the data provided may enhance patient-centered care.To expand the use of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) in total hip and knee arthroplasty, CMS aimed to gather preoperative and postoperative PROM data of these

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    • April’s @GoHealio Exclusive delves into the CMS PRO-PM mandate for Medicare fee-for-service TJA patients, and how it may affect practices. @UCSForthosurg @nspiuzzi / @ClevelandClinic @boydinformatics / @UICnews / @UICAHS @FL_Ortho @AAHKS https://t.co/Vk98BXizFk

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    SAN DIEGO — While the percentage of female providers in orthopedics increased from 2018 to 2023, the rate of increase was lower than several other surgical and nonsurgical specialties during the time period, according to presented results.“The problem is that you have this big pool of talent, and you are not effectively drawing from that pool if you only have a small proportion of

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    • 🎧 Listen to Theresa S. Atkinson, PhD, of @KetteringU discuss results presented at #AAOS2025 that showed the growth of female representation in orthopedics between 2018 and 2023 was outpaced by several other specialties. @AAOS1 https://t.co/jvw0MtLtg9 https://t.co/Kn8qRf8lu3