HSS Journal

A peer-reviewed musculoskeletal journal from @SAGEJournals and @HSpecialSurgery

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#Orthotwitter A systematic review found a high prevalence of spin bias - results framed more favorably than the evidence suggests - in abstracts of systematic reviews and meta-analyses evaluating robotic-assisted total hip arthroplasty.

Learn more: https://t.co/F485O8t4eF

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The role of GLP1-RAs in orthopedics has been unclear. #OnlineFirst: A large database study of preoperative GLP-1 RA use in non-obese TSA patients found they were not associated with ↑ in major postop medical or surgical complications. https://t.co/f9aaLdSYK6

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A new study suggests basicervical hip fractures are associated with more minor in-hospital complications than valgus femoral neck fractures but show similar short- and long-term outcomes as intertrochanteric and femoral neck fractures. https://t.co/YUtz086JRh

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#orthotwitter – New #CME is available on HSS eAcademy®; this article reviews current concepts in revision total knee arthroplasty with a focus on aseptic loosening and zonal fixation. https://t.co/V93OKzIfLV

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.@ChrisDyMD, orthopaedic surgeon at @washumedicine, discusses his case study that describes the use of 3D motion capture technology to calculate and track changes in reachable workspace in a patient recovering from brachial plexus reconstruction. https://t.co/sawXbTbj9Z

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This systematic review of level-III and -IV studies found evidence supporting stereotactic navigation as a promising adjunct for the surgical management of primary spine and pelvic tumors, particularly in enhancing the achievement of negative bony margins. https://t.co/9qEEVpBqjG

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One of our #HSSJournal board members, Kwadwo Owusu-Akyaw, MD, writes a compelling commentary on race and racism in @Clinorthop:
"This will require us, as surgeons, to step out of our comfort zone to weigh in on housing policy, community development, and income inequality..."

[CORR @Clinorthop]

"When contextualized appropriately, it is clear that joint arthritis disproportionately limits the mobility of a large segment of Americans in a way that is demonstrably tied to the compounding effect of systemic racism," writes Kwadwo Owusu-Akyaw MD in his latest column in #CORR. "Being true stewards of musculoskeletal care requires involvement in the processes by which societal access is created... (it) require us, as surgeons, to weigh in on housing policy, community development, and income inequality."

Read "The Forward Movement: Amplifying Black Voices on Race and Orthopaedics—Look Upstream" here: https://t.co/tPr7CKrsii

#orthoTwitter #medTwitter #column #equity #access #healthdisparities #TheForwardMovement

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Celebrate National Youth Sports Safety Month by reading our article 2024 "Youth Sport Specialization: Current Concepts and Clinical Guides." #orthotwitter https://t.co/Qx8Wusbbzx

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This retrospective study suggests that rice body-like synovial particles on MRI are not specific to tuberculosis and inflammatory arthritis. Other diagnoses may also be considered, particularly nonmycobacterial infection when there is an arthroplasty. https://t.co/XOx3hHqX4X

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April is Celebrate Diversity Month
Check out our #editorial, "Thomas A. Sculco, MD: A Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion". https://t.co/4wCyw7RyxY

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#orthotwitter – In this retrospective study of ambulatory pediatric patients with cerebral palsy (GMFCS I-III), patella alta was not associated with significant differences in trochlear morphology compared with patients without patella alta. https://t.co/LJB6ohBT2k

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O. Kenechi Nwawka, MD, radiologist @HSpecialSurgery, discusses study fundings suggesting ultrasound is effective in localizing peripheral nerve abnormalities & facilitating surgical access to peripheral nerves even w/ complex anatomy & pathology. https://t.co/3hr9NVrMMm

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Join us in recognizing #StressAwarenessMonth!
In our 2024 article, authors argue that it is even more important that institutions continue to prioritize physician well-being through targeted interventions to decrease physician workload & preserve autonomy. https://t.co/53M02qbVjH

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It's reported the FDA will lift restrictions on #peptides from compounding pharmacies, BPC-157 among them. This systematic review on BPC-157 use in sports medicine is our top downloaded article of the past 6 months. #orthotwitter are your patients using it?https://t.co/qMt30cllgq

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#orthotwitter – Authors present a case of a 33-year-old man with recurrent posterior shoulder instability treated with arthroscopic posterior labral repair and reverse remplissage.
https://t.co/hyL1EtGeGl

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Our editor-in-chief, Dr. Charles Cornell, reinforcing that HSS Journal remains dedicated to clinical excellence and academic integrity while adapting to the modern demands of the medical publishing industry.

Read the full editorial: https://t.co/lPnYx4iKuN

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This retrospective review found that direct anterior approach (DAA) in THA patients had a longer overall operative time in all sex and BMI cohorts and that women with BMI <40 had a reduced lengths of stay following primary THA via DAA. #orthotwitter https://t.co/gQYeBsHUQV

[John Shields, MD, FAAOS @jointdocShields]

@solimanibra92 @InvictaOrtho @sportsdoc2016 @traumaticum @DrPhilSurface @rkh_md @eric_novack @DrFraneNicholas @bonesmith_ @Gatorgesture1 I can’t see the knee well - I have treated two of these who couldn’t get fx to heal because knee hurt too bad to WB - so we treated with TKA with long press fit stem like a nail

If knee ok then just nail it 🤷🏼‍♂️

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#OpenAccess | The findings of this retrospective cohort database study suggest that total shoulder arthroplasty may be safe and effective in osteonecrosis (ON) patients, with similar implant outcomes to non-ON patients. #Orthotwitter https://t.co/jmqi1g1VUY

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Our full-text downloads of articles through @SageJournals nearly tripled (+173%) in 2025.
Read more: https://t.co/Mzx8LCVlT8