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Unclear how much pounding new hips, knees can take
One in 75 patients who gets a knee or hip replaced must get it replaced again within three years, new research finds, although the studies underscore a question: Just how much pounding can a new joint take if ...
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HEALTHBEAT: New hips, knees sometimes need replacing; how much pounding they take plays a role
They can be highly successful at relieving debilitating pain and helping people to walk normally again.
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Dr. Paul Korner Joins Ferring Pharmaceuticals as Vice President, Medical Affairs
Parsippany, NJ September 10, 2008 Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical company, announces the appointment of Paul Korner, M.D., M.B.A. as Vice President, Medical Affairs.
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Will Patients Stick to Physical Therapy? Questionnaire Can Help Doctors Predict
... a patient's willingness to adhere to therapy, says Richard L. Skolasky, Sc.D., of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. In the study, published online in the Oct. 1 Spine, Skolasky and his colleagues ...
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Unclear how much pounding new hips, kne
One in 75 patients who gets a knee or hip replaced must get it replaced again within three years, new research finds, although the studies underscore a question: Just how much pounding can a new joint take if ...
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Easier hip replacement surgery
Monday, October 06, 2008 at 4:14 p.m. BACKGROUND: The human hip is vulnerable to damage by arthritis and fractures, especially in the elderly.
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Form Identifies Spinal Patients Likely to Stick with Therapy
... a patient's willingness to adhere to therapy," study author Richard L. Skolasky, of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, said in a university news release. In this study, which is published in the ...
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Gradual Exercise Best After Joint Replacement
Despite the desire to return to athletic activity after hip or knee replacement, patients tend to reduce their activity following their surgery, researchers say.
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Safe Kids of the Tri States will hold a child safety seat check and installation event from 10 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Oct.
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Bearing the Burden of High-Tech Equipment Demands
IBSCO stocks an array of bearings and adds lubricant as orders are filled. The firm services customers in the aerospace, manufacturing, medical, and other sectors with a variety of bearing materials and ...
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The ins and outs of orthopaedic surgery
... four years are strictly orthopaedic residency training, which takes the resident through all areas of orthopaedic surgery. Once the orthopaedic residency is completed, some trainees choose additional education in a specialized area of interest. This ...
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Field of screams: Youth sports injuries
"It used to be you sucked it up, put dirt on it and went back in the game," Gus Pasquale says, looking back on his small-college football career.
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Growing Implants New Frontier For Orthopaedics
... surgeons throughout New Zealand, providing the personalised implants service and surgical tools. "Orthopaedic surgery is complex, challenging and not always predictable. Initiatives like our personalised implant service can make some contribution to ...
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Reno Orthopaedic Clinic is pleased to announce that Lex Simpson, M.D., board certified orthopaedic surgeon, will be retuning to the team in September.
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Be wary during autumn yard work
Pin Oak leaves already cover our front yard; so I put the mulching device on the lawn mower Saturday and went to work.
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Ponseti's clubfoot patients get off on right foot
Three-year-old Logan Maloney is 'very much a mover.' He likes to play soccer in the front yard daily and runs around as much as he can, said his mother, Kerry, of Palatine, Ill.
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Once a rarity, PAs now play big role
Marc Siditsky started off college with a plan. "I wanted to be a doctor," he said.
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Annual Ponseti Clubfoot Races a success
Three-year-old Logan Maloney is 'very much a mover.' He likes to play soccer in the front yard daily and runs around as much as he can, said his mother, Kerry, of Palatine, Ill.
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Combined Minimally Invasive Procedures Offer New Option For Lumbar Degenerative Scoliosis
Main Category: Neurology / Neuroscience Also Included In: Bones / Orthopaedics Article Date: 04 Oct 2008 Surgeons at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center's Institute for Spinal Disorders have combined three innovative ...
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Trauma care: 'State doing its bit'
Visakhapatnam: Trauma centre is the backbone of any hospital and the Government has been taking all steps to strengthen the existing centres and setting up new ones wherever necessary, said Additional Director ...
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