A Canada-based research team has found that patients who follow prehabilitation programmes before having major surgery fare better than their...
Trauma & Orthopaedic
Paper exploring the merits of 3D bio-printing for bone regeneration gains international recognition
Technological advances mean that traditional joint replacement operations could become redundant in the coming years, according to the authors of a...
Surgeons doing more than 10 shoulder replacement operations on average a year achieve better results
Patients treated by surgeons who perform more than 10 shoulder replacements in an average year are less likely to need a further operation or...
High global ranking for ortho-oncology service leaves RNOH therapists feeling humbled and excited
Members of the ortho-oncology therapy team at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) were excited and humbled when our...
Reconstructive surgery is the ‘best way forward’ for longstanding ACL injuries: study in The Lancet
People with longstanding anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries appear to fare better if they go straight to having reconstructive surgery,...
Surgeons at NHS Golden Jubilee perform first meniscal transplant operation in Scotland
Three orthopaedic surgeons are celebrating after performing the first meniscal allograft transplantation on a patient in Scotland. Two of three...
Shoulder surgery risks are low overall but risk of re-operation is significant: The BMJ study
The rates of serious complications associated with shoulder surgery are low, but one patient in 26 needs further surgery within a year, a study...
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