Aug 2026· European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology· Vol 36· 1 citation· 29 references
Medicine
TL;DR
This review synthesizes the literature on ASI in patients 40 years or older, focusing on injury characteristics, treatment modalities, and clinical outcomes, and yielded favourable outcomes, with low recurrence and complication rates, and satisfactory range of motion.
Background
Reverse total shoulder arthroplasty (RTSA) is increasingly performed in younger patients, yet prior studies frequently include heterogeneous cohorts and revision cases. This systematic review evaluated outcomes of primary RTSA in patients <65 years.
Methods
Embase, PubMed, and CENTRAL were queried through...
Mohini Johri, Nouri Bouzid, Josh W. Thibeault et al.· Shoulder & Elbow· 0 citations
Surgical fixation demonstrates higher union, but functional outcomes are comparable to non-operative management and surgery carries notable complication burden, and treatment should be individualized, and prospective comparative studies using standardized classifications/outcomes are required.
Amin Abukar, Cassandra Case, U. Sheth et al.· Journal of Shoulder and Elbo...· 0 citations
Wrist osteoarthritis leads to pain and functional impairment. Despite conservative treatment options, surgery remains a central therapeutic component. In Germany, the number of patients rose from over 472,000 cases in 2018 to more than 580,000 in 2024. This review examines the most common surgical treatment approaches,...
J. Boever, Frank Unglaub, Jan Wulf et al.· Archives of Orthopaedic and...· 0 citations
Objective: The rate of recurrent shoulder instability following surgical stabilization is relatively high in adolescent patients, ranging from 17-51% in the literature. However, the available literature has no standard definition of 'recurrence,' which is quite variable in terms of etiology and severity. Furthermore, t...
John D. Polousky, Jacob Maier, Emily R. Arellano et al.· Orthopaedic Journal of Sport...· 0 citations
An individualized, "menu à la carte" surgical strategy adapted to each child's anatomical profile and growth potential provides satisfactory functional and anatomical outcomes in pediatric PFI, with results comparable to or better than those reported in the international literature.
I. Benomar, L. Aqqaoui, Hidaya Zitan et al.· Cureus· 0 citations
Smoking, initial external fixation, and longer operative time were associated with higher risk of infection, while ASA estimate was imprecise and support perioperative risk mitigation.
Sertaç Topalhafızoglu, Jacob Strålmark, Rickard Lundqvist et al.· Acta Orthopaedica· 0 citations
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