
The 3 most valuable AI applications in Orthopedics
Artificial intelligence could prove to be a self-running growth engine for the health care sector in the not-so-distant future. A recent report from Accenture analyzed the...
12/04/2021
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Contact Us Now!Artificial intelligence could prove to be a self-running growth engine for the health care sector in the not-so-distant future. A recent report from Accenture analyzed the...
12/04/2021
The name comes from the Greek poly (many) and dactylos (finger). The extra fingers or toes are described as "supernumerary," which means "more than the normal number." For this...
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While some people may have a genetic background or a medical illness that prevents them from putting on weight, there are interventions doctors can recommend to help a person...
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Cartilage defects acquired through the wear and tear of everyday life ultimately contribute to osteoarthritis (OA)--the most common form of arthritis and a significant source of...
11/28/2021
Review Article Physician Rating Scales Do Not Accurately Rate Physicians Matthew B. Burn, MD; David M. Lintner, MD; Pedro E. Cosculluela, MD; Kevin E. Varner, MD; Shari R....
11/28/2021
Surgery for mallet fractures has evolved. Generally, the direction of the evolution has been from open procedures to closed procedures and from direct procedures to indirect...
11/26/2021
Augmedics completes second successful cadaver study with the xvision-spine (XVS) AR surgical navigation system (press release) Augmedics, a developer of an augmented-reality...
11/25/2021
Lourdes surgeon performs New Jersey's first 'opioid-sparing' shoulder surgeries Tuesday Apr 17, 2018 at 7:17 PM Dr. Sean McMillian, the chief of orthopedic surgery at Lourdes...
11/25/2021
Durham, N.C. - Through a gift of $500,000 from the Aaron A. Hofmann Foundation, The Hofmann Family Resident Education Fund has been created at Duke Orthopaedics in honor of Dr....
11/24/2021
Patrick Sweeney, M.D., a presenter in the Surgeon Pod at OMTEC 2018, is an orthopaedic spinal surgeon in practice since 1994 with a special interest in minimally invasive...
11/22/2021
Background The correct amount of external rotation of the femoral component during TKA is controversial because the resulting changes in biomechanical knee function associated...
11/22/2021
A. Jay Khanna, MD, MBA Brian K. Kwon, MD, PhD, FRCSC Introduction Subaxial cervical spine injuries include fractures, dislo- cations, and ligamentous injuries between C3 and...
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