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Arthroscopic Bone Augmentation Emerges as an Option for Recurrent Shoulder Instability

Innovative procedure offers less-invasive alternative to Latarjet procedure

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April 29, 2026/Orthopaedics/Hip & Knee

How Prehabilitation Prepares Patients for Total Joint Replacement

Physical therapy before surgery is intended to optimize outcomes after surgery

Surgeon at a computer planning robot-assisted surgery

Robot-Assisted Shoulder Arthroplasty: A Photo Essay

Increasing precision to conserve bone and protect soft tissue

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

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February 11, 2025/Orthopaedics/Upper Extremity

4 Types of Distal Radius Fractures: Variations in Surgical Treatment

A hand and wrist surgeon explains different approaches based on nature and severity of injury

An open wound in a patient's armpit

Atypical Presentations of Periprosthetic Shoulder Infection

Sinus tracts can occur years later and not near the incision site

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December 21, 2023/Orthopaedics/Upper Extremity

Boot Camp Prepares Trainees for Hand Surgery Fellowships

Cleveland Clinic specialists offer annual refresher on upper extremity fundamentals

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November 1, 2023/Orthopaedics/Upper Extremity

Pollicization or Reconstruction? Managing Congenital Thumb Hypoplasia

Latest concepts in the surgical creation of functional, opposable thumbs in early childhood

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September 14, 2023/Orthopaedics/Upper Extremity

Tendon Retraction Indicates ‘Failure With Continuity’ Is Common After Rotator Cuff Repair

CT imaging using radiopaque markers can help assess healing after surgery

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Case Study: Persistent Humeral Nonunion Treated With Vascularized Fibular Graft (Video)

Finally, a solution after multiple revision surgeries for delayed bone healing, loose hardware and unrelenting infection

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