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Sports medicine pioneer John Bergfeld, MD, shares how orthopaedics has changed since doing his first ACL repair in 1970
Clot substitute helps rejoin the stumps of a torn ligament
Study of bone bruise patterns indicates more medial damage than expected
Study findings offer new insights into long-term outlook for ACL surgery patients
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Research to investigate non-invasive method aims to identify patients at risk for osteoarthritis
The longitudinal study will examine long-term risk factors for osteoarthritis after ACL injury
Bone-shape changes play a role in the development of arthritis, a new study suggests
A potential paradigm-changer for common orthopaedic injury
Patients can expect to stay active, enjoy high sports function and quality of life
Medial repair leads to joint space narrowing; lateral does not
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