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GUEST EDITORIAL
Arthroscopy: What Have We Learned, Where Are We Going?
James P. Tasto, MD
A look back at the pioneers of arthroscopy and a look ahead to a future as biological surgeons.
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5 points
 SLAP Lesions, 2007
James R. Lebolt, DO, E. Lyle Cain, Jr, MD, and James R. Andrews, MD
Lebolt, Cain, and Andrews outline 5 points that help guide their day-to-day surgical treatment of SLAP lesions.
orthopedic technologies & techniques
Arthroscopic
Reduction and Headless Cannulated Compression Screw Fixation
of Adults' Tibial Eminence Fractures
MAJ Reagan R. Parr, MD
Dr. Parr describes a modified technique designed to provide multi-
planar rigid internal fixation, allow for aggressive rehabilitation,
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Effect of Hydrogen Peroxide on Osteoinduction by Demineralized Bone
Ellen M. Carpenter, PhD, El Gendler, MD, PhD, Theodore I. Malinin, MD, and H. Thomas Temple, MD
How does
hydrogen
peroxide
used for
disinfecting
or
bleaching
demineralized
bone matrix
affect DBM's
osteoinductive
capacity?
A Comparison of Arthroscopic Single- and Double-Bundle Posterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction: Review of 20 Cases
Kazuhisa Hatayama, MD, Hiroshi Higuchi, MD, PhD, Masashi Kimura, MD, PhD, Yasukazu Kobayashi, MD, Hiroto Asagumo, MD, and Kenji Takagishi, MD, PhD
This study leads the authors to make recommendations for ensuring
a satisfactory result when double-bundle reconstruction is
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Arthroscopy for Hip Dislocation and Fracture-Dislocation
Brett D. Owens, MD, and Brian D. Busconi, MD
Drs. Owens and Busconi review a series of 11 patients who underwent
hip arthroscopy for loose bodies after sustaining these injuries. |
| > Practice management |
Profitability Starts Within
Jennifer Bever, MS, CHE
Electronic remittance, automated billing, and useful Web portals
are among the technology resources discussed.
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> case reports |
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Acute
Calcific
Tendinitis
of the Shoulder
Mimicking
Infection:
Arthroscopic
Evaluation
and Treatment
Glenn Ross, MD, Jonathan Cooper, DO, Lampros Minos, PA, and
Scott P. Steinmann, MD
Acute onset and severe pain, with a large effusion on magnetic resonance imaging, raised concerns of an infectious etiology in this patient.
Heterotopic
Ossification
After
Palmar
Ganglion
Cyst Excision
Brett Levine, MD, and W. Andrew Eglseder, MD
This unique complication necessitated early revision surgery.
Bilateral Luxatio Erecta
Jeffrey J. Sewecke, DO, and Sokratis E. Varitimidis, MD
The authors note that the diagnosis of this rare form of glenohumeral dislocation
is unmistakable on physical examination alone.
Atraumatic Compartment Syndrome of the Dorsal Compartment of the Upper Arm
Michael J. Gardner, MD, Kyle R. Flik, MD, James C. Dreese, MD,
Edward A. Athanasian, MD, and John P. Lyden, MD
Insidious hemorrhage secondary to aggressive anticoagulation
therapy appeared the likely cause.
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