Key Points • Despite the popularity of surgical treatment, most displaced distal radius fractures (DRFs) are initially managed with closed reduction and immobilization. • Radiological outcomes were not significantly different…
Key Points • CT scan can allow for improved identification of intraarticular fracture fragments in distal radius fractures. • Use of CT scan for preoperative planning can allow for improved…
Key Points 1. Radiographs are essential for evaluation and treatment of distal radius fractures. 2. Complete radiographic assessment requires proper technique and all projections necessary to fully evaluate the injury….
Key Points • The ideal classification meets three objectives: to describe the lesion, to guide treatment choice, and to predict the functional outcome. • An example of such is the…
Key Points • Evidence-based management requires combination of the best evidence with patient values and provider preferences to make treatment decisions. • The practice of evidence-based management involves question formulation,…
Key Points • Distal radius fractures primarily affect children, young adults, and the elderly. • The incidence of distal radius fractures is increasing worldwide. • Understanding the epidemiology of distal…
Surgical Treatment for Symptomatic Osgood-Schlatter Disease Alec A. Macaulay Benton E. Heyworth INTRODUCTION In 1903, Robert Osgood and Carl Schlatter independently published reports describing the clinical entity that now bears…
Applications of Implant-Mediated Guided Growth in Pediatric Knee Surgery Jonathan D. Haskel Yong-Woon Shin Daniel W. Green PRINCIPLES Lower extremity angular alignment changes predictably under physiologic conditions during early human…
Surgical Treatment of Growth Arrest Lauren E. LaMont Emily R. Dodwell OVERVIEW Growth arrest typically occurs due to some traumatic insult to the physis. Multiple etiologies may cause this insult…
Assessment of Growth Remaining in the Skeletally Immature Patient James F. Mooney III INTRODUCTION Assessment of growth remaining in the long bones of children and adolescents is of great importance…
