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Orthopaedic Surgery 2022-2023
News for Physicians from Johns Hopkins Medicine
Articles in this Issue
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Embracing a Minimally Invasive Philosophy in Foot and Ankle Surgery
Surgeon finds minimally invasive techniques are viable options in unique and complex foot and ankle conditions, and work where other approaches have failed.
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Computer Modeling Improves Outcomes in Reverse Total Shoulder Replacement
Johns Hopkins orthopaedic surgeons perform reverse total shoulder arthroplasty for an assortment of complex shoulder ailments, with good outcomes.
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A New Approach to Preserving Spine Mobility in Middle-aged Adults
Unique expertise, multidisciplinary treatment and new surgical techniques lead to better outcomes for adults with spinal deformities.
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Can Total Joint Replacement Complication Rates Be Reduced?
Research by Johns Hopkins orthopaedic surgeon Savyasachi Thakkar suggests opportunities for safety and outcome improvements based on timing of multiple procedures.
