Orthopedic surgeons do an excellent job repairing hip, wrist, and other low energy fractures.

The treatment uses 3D technology to precisely map tumor removal and develop prosthetics that are unique to each patient’s anatomy. It’s helping patients get back to their active lifestyles sooner.

Researchers attended the Orthopedic Trauma Association Resident Fracture Course April 27-30 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Orthopedics team has been chipping away at a constellation of research efforts emanating from its multicenter clinical trial “Bracing in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Trial (BrAIST).

Bollier is conducting a non-industry-funded research study on a new technology that could reduce shoulder pain and improve function.

Donald D. Anderson, PhD, a professor of orthopedics and rehabilitation in the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine and a pioneer in orthopedic research and training, is being recognized as one of the top medical and biological engineers in the country.

Total hip and total knee replacement are two of the most common and successful surgeries in all of medicine.

Dr. James Martin established PTOA stemming from joint trauma as a mitochondrial disease arising from mechanical insult to cartilage, a process that proved to be subject to intervention with small molecule drugs.

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