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Bugging the bugs!

Admin Dec 4, 2022 0 719

Let's brush up on what's new in bugging the bugs in Orthopaedics - #InfectionsInOrthopaedics

Your take on paediatric trigger thumb?

Most are treated conservatively

Will need pulley release in most cases

Will need steroid injection

PRP is the way forward

Please select an option!

You already voted this poll before.

Your take on paediatric trigger thumb?

Total Vote: 25

Most are treated conservatively

80 %

Will need pulley release in most cases

16 %

Will need steroid injection

4 %

PRP is the way forward

0 %

Paediatric Orthopaedics

Saviour of sick kids

Saviour of sick kids

Admin Jun 2, 2024 0 993

Enjoy your brew reading this special issue on paediatric orthopaedics

NeoArmory

SINEFIX – System for Rotator Cuff Repair

SINEFIX – System for Rotator Cuff Repair

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NeoArmory

Schrödinger’s Operation – for Easier Metal Removal

Schrödinger’s Operation – for Easier Metal Removal

Admin Jun 1, 2025 0 455

Archives

Brew with Bones

Brew with Bones

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Brew with Bones

Complications

Decomplicating things for you!

Decomplicating things for you!

Admin Jul 6, 2025 0 614

A special issue on Orthopaedic Complications

Elbow, Wrist and Hand

Putting the world in Stronger Hands

Putting the world in Stronger Hands

Admin May 4, 2025 0 664

and wrist of course

Knee

“All the paths KNEEl before the decisive minds!”

“All the paths KNEEl before the decisive minds!”

Admin Feb 2, 2025 0 682

Welcome to this special issue on Knee. Enjoy it with your brew.

Shoulder

Maintain the Golf ball on the Tee

Maintain the Golf ball on the Tee

Admin Apr 3, 2022 0 969

Time to stay updated on Shoulders

SurgicalPearl

Leverage Technique Using Monoaxial Pedicle Screws for Thoracolumbar Compression Fractures

Leverage Technique Using Monoaxial Pedicle Screws for Thoracolumbar...

Admin Nov 2, 2025 0 644

Office Orthopaedics

"See what is beneath"

"See what is beneath"

Admin Sep 4, 2022 0 814

Enjoy reading a dedicated issue on "Office Orthopedics" that might help you see...