Knee Innovation for the Ankle: Biointegrative Nails for Persistent Tibial Edema
Subchondral insufficiency (SI) of the knee manifests as pain, with imaging showing edema in the femur or tibia. SI represents bone failure beneath cartilage in early to moderate osteoarthritis, and current surgical options are limited short of joint replacement. A February 2025 study introduces a novel structural solution adapted from construction engineering: a "rafter" arrangement of biointegrative, fiber-reinforced nails designed to internally support the failing bone. Raf
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Preoperative Patient Related Factors and TAR Outcomes
Some patients report poor health-related quality of life after undergoing total hip arthroplasty (THA). Gustafsson et al. conducted a...
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Cannabinoids in Orthopedics
Cannabis sativa derivatives, or cannabinoids, are making their way into many of our pain strategies. Cannabidiol (CBD) is the most...
Mar 9, 20231 min read
