Abstract Open fractures are complex and potentially limb-threatening injuries. Early, systematic and thorough treatment of all fractures can reduce the risk of life-changing consequences, regardless of injury severity. In the…
Abstract Distal femur fractures follow a typical bimodal distribution between higher energy fractures affecting a younger population and lower energy fractures affecting a more elderly population. This article focuses on…
Abstract Tibial plateau fractures are complex injuries commonly resulting from high-energy trauma in younger patients or low-energy falls in the elderly. They significantly impair knee function and overall quality of…
Abstract In the adult population, tibial shaft fractures make up a significant portion of both closed and open long bone fractures. These injuries are often associated with high-energy trauma and…
Abstract Managing trauma in pregnant women and children is challenging due to their unique anatomical and physiological features. This paper aims to explore the special considerations needed for trauma management…
Abstract The number of revision total knee arthroplasty procedures is on the increase, and the modern-day arthroplasty surgeon must be equipped to deal with this growing challenge. Every revision can…
Abstract With improvements to implant design, a better understanding of patellofemoral biomechanics, and a sound understanding of the correct surgical indications, patellofemoral joint replacement (PFR) has become an attractive surgical option…
Abstract Periprosthetic joint infection (PJI) is the most common reason for early revision following total knee replacement surgery. It is associated with poor patient outcomes, prolonged inpatient stay, costly surgical…
Abstract Physiotherapy is a critical component in the multidisciplinary team approach to supporting patients to achieve optimal outcomes after the onset of knee osteoarthritis and progression to total knee replacement…
Abstract With traditional ‘off-the-shelf’ implants for knee replacement surgery, 15–20% of patients end up unhappy with their knee. At least part of the reason for this may be the significant…
