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Peripheral nerve injuries represent a significant clinical challenge within orthopedic practice, often resulting in functional impairment and diminished quality of life. Understanding the biology of peripheral nerve regeneration and the process of Wallerian degeneration is critical for optimizing surgical interventions and improving patient outcomes. These biological phenomena underpin the nerve’s intrinsic capacity to recover after […]
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) remains one of the most commonly injured ligaments in the knee, particularly among adolescent athletes engaged in high-risk sports. The increasing incidence of ACL injuries in school-aged populations has significant implications for orthopedic practice, given the long-term morbidity, risk of osteoarthritisand substantial healthcare costs associated with these injuries. Prophylactic ACL […]
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) remains one of the most prevalent compressive neuropathies encountered in orthopedic practice, often necessitating surgical intervention when conservative measures fail. The evolution of surgical techniques has progressively favored minimally invasive approaches, with endoscopic carpal tunnel release (ECTR) emerging as a compelling alternative to traditional open surgery. This article explores the rationale […]
Sagittal balance has emerged as a critical parameter in the evaluation and management of spinal disorders, fundamentally shaping modern orthopedic spine care. Its importance transcends mere radiographic measurement, influencing surgical planning, patient outcomesand long-term spinal health. Prioritizing sagittal balance in every spine consultation is essential for orthopedic surgeons aiming to optimize functional restoration and minimize […]
The evolving landscape of orthobiologics presents a transformative opportunity in the management of foot tendon injuries, a domain historically challenged by limited regenerative capacity and protracted recovery periods. As the demand for minimally invasive, biologically driven therapies growsorthobiologics emerge as a pivotal frontier in enhancing natural tendon healing processes. This paradigm shift is particularly relevant […]
The management of post-operative pain in pediatric orthopedic patients has undergone a critical reevaluation in recent years, driven by growing concerns over opioid-related adverse effects, dependency risksand the broader opioid epidemic. Traditionally, opioids have been a cornerstone in controlling acute post-surgical pain; however, emerging evidence and clinical experience have highlighted the necessity to minimize their […]
Addressing scapular dyskinesis prior to rotator cuff surgery is an essential component of optimizing surgical outcomes and enhancing postoperative recovery. Scapular dyskinesis, characterized by abnormal scapular motion or positioning, significantly influences shoulder biomechanics and plays a critical role in the pathophysiology of rotator cuff pathology. Failure to identify and correct scapular dyskinesis before rotator cuff […]
Bone sarcomas, including osteosarcoma, Ewing sarcomaand chondrosarcoma, represent a rare and heterogeneous group of malignancies that pose significant therapeutic challenges. Despite advances in surgery, chemotherapyand radiotherapy, survival rates have plateaued, particularly in metastatic or recurrent cases. Immunotherapy, which has revolutionized treatment paradigms in various solid tumors, holds promise for bone sarcomas but has yet to […]
The management of geriatric hip fractures remains a critical challenge in orthopedic surgery, given the high morbidity, mortalityand healthcare costs associated with this patient population. Traditionally, treatment has focused on prompt surgical intervention and postoperative rehabilitation. However, emerging evidence underscores the importance of “pre-habilitation” or “pre-hab” protocols-structured interventions initiated before surgery or immediately upon hospital […]
The increasing prevalence of geriatric trauma presents a critical challenge to modern orthopedic practice. As the global population agesorthopedic surgeons are encountering a growing number of elderly patients with complex trauma profiles that differ significantly from younger cohorts. Lessons from geriatric trauma underscore the necessity for age-specific protocols tailored to the unique physiological, anatomicaland psychosocial […]
Last Updated on January 25, 2026 by Christian Veillette
