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Patient who had hip revision and heart failure
July 25, 2025/Orthopaedics/Hip & Knee

Hybrid Orthopaedic-Cardiac Team Performs Hip Revision in Patient With Less Than 10% Heart Function

High-risk procedure prepares patient for lifesaving heart surgery

Physician examining patient's elbow

Elbow OCD: A Difficult Diagnosis in Young Throwers

Clinical complexity demands personalized care strategies

X-ray of pelvic ring fixation

Percutaneous Fixation: An Underused Treatment for Pelvic Ring Fractures in Older Adults

Benefits include reduced pain, earlier mobilization and more likely discharge to home

Screen showing robotic planning of hip replacement

Hip Revision Reimagined: Robotic Platform Eliminates Intraoperative Guesswork

Cleveland Clinic is among the first in the U.S. to perform the procedure

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X-rays of total shoulder replacement

Diagnosis and Implant Type Drive Patient Outcomes in Shoulder Replacement Surgery

Conventional arthroplasty performs better than reverse arthroplasty for patients with an intact rotator cuff

Dr. Schickendantz examining patient's elbow

Partial UCL Tears: Advancements in Treatment Strategies

Despite rising injuries, the trend towards personalized care is improving treatment approaches

older man lifting weights

How MRI Can Transform Sarcopenia Research

Advances in imaging technology could offer new insights for combatting age-related muscle loss

Thomas Mroz, MD, against a decorative background
March 17, 2025/Neurosciences/Podcast

Surgical Treatment Landscape for Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy (Podcast)

A host of factors shape when to intervene and which of three primary procedures to use

Soccer player with scar from knee surgery
March 11, 2025/Orthopaedics/Hip & Knee

Nearly 60% of Athletes Return to Sports After Partial Knee Replacement

Most return to the same sport at the same level of intensity

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