JBJS Reviews Editor’s Choice—Pediatric Infection
Infection, whether acute, chronic, local, or systemic, is something that all surgeons respect and fear. To counter infection, tissue injury …
JBJS Editor’s Choice: HTO Remains Relevant
Sport activity continues to increase in priority in modern society. And with a concomitant increase in single-sport focus early in …
JBJS Editor’s Choice: Short (or No) Hospital Stays for TJAs
In the September 7, 2016 issue of The Journal, Sutton III et al. report results from a sophisticated …
JBJS Reviews Editor’s Choice—Trunnion Wear After THA
Total hip arthroplasty made its debut about 60 years ago. As with most new technologies, it was anticipated that advances …
JBJS Editor’s Choice: Cosmesis Matters
Orthopaedic surgery is generally a discipline where functional restoration and pain relief take precedence over esthetics. However, all practicing surgeons …
JBJS Editor’s Choice: Arthroscopic Progress in Limiting Tissue Damage
During the last two decades, we have made tremendous progress in orthopaedic surgery in terms of limiting the negative impact …
JBJS Reviews Editor’s Choice–Team Approach to Diabetic Foot Ulcers
One of the newest features from JBJS Reviews is the “Team Approach” article. Team Approach articles highlight the individual and …
JBJS Editor’s Choice: The Harder They Fall
In the July 20, 2016 issue of The Journal, Louer et al. detail the association between distal radial …
JBJS Editor’s Choice—Anatomy: A Variable Key to Success in Orthopaedics
In the July 6, 2016 issue of The Journal, Weinberg at al. carefully measure the rotational profile of …