Featured Story New Protocol Reduces Opioid Use by Up to Two-Thirds in Trauma Patients
The pain alleviation protocol involves two pathways, one for opioid-naïve patients and another for opioid-tolerant patients.
Framework Summer 2020
Articles in this Issue
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Combining Two New Surgery Techniques to Improve Spine Outcomes
Surgeons are developing the clinical and research protocols for MILARS — minimally invasive lateral access and robotic spine surgery.
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Innovating Treatment for Recurrent Patellar Instability
Johns Hopkins is one of a few centers globally to use four-dimensional computed tomography with MRI to model patients’ joints and better predict postoperative outcomes.
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The Pradhan Chair in Spine Surgery: A Legacy Continues
Sikta Pradhan and her late husband have demonstrated their commitment to education and research throughout their careers — most recently, through a new professorship.
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COVID-19 Recovery Unit at Baltimore Convention Center
Part of Maryland’s preparation for an expected surge of COVID-19 patients is a field hospital at the Baltimore Convention Center where patients can be transferred from area hospitals to finish their recovery.
