CORR is proud to present the winners of our 2024 Letter to the Editor Contest! Congratulations to resident @AliyaFeroeMD for her letter that commented on an editorial about the importance of post-publication dialogue. Read here: https://t.co/aa1cKH49rv
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We are deeply saddened and mourn the loss of our friend and colleague Mark Price, MD, PhD. A skilled and compassionate physician, Mark lived a life of service to his patients and his country as a captain in the United States Navy Reserve. Dr. Price was an orthopedic surgeon at Mass General Brigham Sports Medicine and @MassGeneralNews. He leaves an enduring decades-long legacy in the patients he cared for, the colleagues he worked with, and the lives he touched. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones as they endure this unthinkable loss and we add our voices in remembrance of a wonderful man who meant so much, to so many.
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#Osteochondritis (OCD) of the Elbow Capitellum is common in young baseball players/gymnasts. For lesions that involve both cartilage & bone, osteochondral grafting can be a great treatment option. Take a ๐:
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MPFL reconstruction led to lower rates of recurrent instability and failure in high level wrestlers when compared to other patellofemoral stabilization procedures @AJSM_SportsMed
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New from #VJSM and @MayoClinic! Osteochondral allograft transplantation using an anconeus-preserving approach is a reliable option for surgical management of unstable OCD lesions. @AliyaFeroeMD@JSanchezSotelo@ChrisCampMD
Check it out! https://t.co/DS8mB6FoNV
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1 / Important work led by @DiazAdrian10 out today in @JAMANetworkOpen asking: Your risk of death after surgery - is it the hospital to go to? Or the neighborhood you come from?
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