JBJS Now Accepting Submissions for New Article Types
Publishing high-quality evidence that drives surgical decision-making remains a key JBJS commitment. Building on this, several new article types will …
Accelerated Surgery May Improve Outcomes in Hip Fracture Patients with Myocardial Injury
HIP ATTACK data show elevated troponin in 1 in 5 hip fracture patients, reports a new study in JBJS.
For …
Periprosthetic Joint Infection After Hip Replacement Linked to Increased Mortality
New study reports fivefold increase in 10-year risk of death after periprosthetic joint infection.
Patients who develop periprosthetic joint infection …
The Reporting of Sex and Gender in Musculoskeletal Research: New Joint Editorial
In November 2023, leaders of the editorial boards of 6 orthopaedic journals, leaders of funding agencies, and officials from the …
JBJS Welcomes Dr. Mo Bhandari
JBJS is pleased to welcome Dr. Mohit (Mo) Bhandari as our new Editor-in-Chief. Dr. Bhandari succeeds Dr. Marc Swiontkowski, who …
Thank You, Dr. Swiontkowski
The JBJS community extends its sincere thanks to Dr. Marc Swiontkowski for his steadfast and dedicated leadership as Editor-in-Chief over …
New Editorial: Assessing the Diversity of the JBJS Editorial Boards
“The first step in any effort to increase diversity is documenting the present state,” write Drs. Kanu Okike and Marc …
Medicare Advantage and Lower Utilization of TJA: New Study and Editorial in JBJS
In a new study in JBJS, Anderson et al. provide enlightening data on total joint arthroplasty (TJA) utilization in the …
The Orthopaedic Research Year: The Benefits, Pitfalls, and Doing Right by Students
An increasing number of medical students are opting for a research year prior to residency. Some 11% to 17% of …