Thanks to @OfficialJAAOS for highlighting our work! Our latest study shows that performing acromioplasty at the time of index RCR is actually cost-effective in the mid-term. Check out more below 👇
Is adding subacromial decompression worth it during rotator cuff repair?
A new systematic review and cost‑effectiveness analysis from @RodrigosaadMD suggests it may be. https://t.co/cAYHswBEqT
Teams are reportedly willing to consider Jermod McCoy on day 3 of the draft
Context surrounding the injury which caused this talented player to slip out of the first few rounds 👉 https://t.co/s2SvNB6xqK
Shoutout to @ArthroscopyJ for highlighting our study! What does the highest level of evidence comparing ACL repair vs reconstruction show?
Check out our study below 👇
DOI: 10.1016/j.arthro.2024.09.008
Can ACL repair match ACL reconstruction? This systematic review suggests augmented ACL repair can deliver similar patient-reported outcomes, although failure rates may remain higher depending on the repair technique. #ACLRepair#ACLReconstruction
The bottom line: most OCA patients return to sport (Crawford et al., Arthroscopy 2019).
The question is whether a knee that has already shown a more complex injury pattern can hold up to four downs of NFL cornerback play for a decade.
That's why a top-20 talent is sliding.
Jermod McCoy was CB1 on many 2026 NFL Draft boards. His 2024 Tennessee tape was arguably the best of any corner in this class.
So why is he reportedly slipping?
It's not just the ACL. It's what was done with the ACL reconstruction. 🧵 (1/7)
From Path to the Draft: Reporting with @TomPelissero on the latest on medical situations surrounding #LSU QB Garrett Nussmeier and #Tennessee CB Jermod McCoy, as McCoy’s knee has garnered scrutiny.
Even after less invasive cartilage procedures, NFL players averaged 56 fewer games and 3.3 fewer seasons post-surgery (Scillia et al., AJSM 2015).
This is the durability question teams are wrestling with.