No relevant clinical advantage was found with total hip arthroplasty compared to hemiarthroplasty in fit patients aged 50 to 70 years with a displaced femoral neck fracture.
#bjo#hip@FredeFrihagen@daxelrod
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I charted every single shot, assist, and turnover from Scottie Barnes this year - over 500 possessions. He's going to be a superstar.
On why he's special + stats you won't get anywhere else.
This was a lot of work, RT's are appreciated
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🆕New Commentary by Daniel Axelrod, Aaron M. Gazendam and Michelle Ghert
The Surgical Management of Proximal Femoral #Metastases: A Narrative Review
🗨️"The proximal femur is a common location for the development of bony metastatic disease."
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Join us on Thursday, April 8th from 7:00 to 8:00 PM ET for our first session titled "Damage Control, polytrauma fracture care and mobility."
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Read our November article describing the differences in surgical treatment options for distal radius #fractures, with respect to 1-year functional #outcomes @MacMDAdmissions @daxelrod@AnthonyBozzo@KoziarzAlex
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@jlpulice@ekoreen Like Eric said, definitely not an expert. I also found it interesting that this year, across EC, senate and house, all forecasts expected more from democrats. So the random polling error affected all elections in the same direction, suggesting it was not completely random
@jlpulice@ekoreen Also, why is the margin of error always in favour of the republican candidate? In theory, if there were little systematic bias, the error could be in either direction.
@imgrund@salvella Agreed. Accurate serology would be very helpful. The attitude has seemed to changed from "flatten the curve" (to prevent overwhelming of resources) to now reduce case load.
@imgrund@salvella For sure. The other thought I had was if we actually want R to be near 1 to allow for steady exposure without overwhelming the system? Now that we are "post-peak" and have no vaccine in site
@imgrund Do you find that we are overreacting to changes in overall case numbers (which could be due to the above factors) when hospitalizations are much more stable, and independent of testing practices? and those are trending down consistently
@jkwan_md@CP24 Given that Ontario has broadened the access to testing to now include all symptomatic people - along with the fact that hospitalizations are stable if not down a little - maybe these numbers just better reflect community burden- and not a spike