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Articles by Gabriel Saltzman
Christian Hammerich, PA-S
Early surveillance for developmental dysplasia of the hip prevents long-term sequelae including gait abnormalities and osteoarthritis.
Managing Developmental Dysplasia of the Hips
Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is a dynamic disorder in which inadequate femoral head containment disrupts normal hip development.
Gabriel Saltzman, PA-S
Gabriel Saltzman, PA-S PA-S Gabriel Saltzman, PA-S, is a student at the A.T. Still University PA Program in Mesa, AZ.
Collin Maughan, PA-S
Collin Maughan, PA-S PA-S Collin Maughan, PA-S, is a student at the A.T. Still University PA Program in Mesa, AZ.
Orthopedic Manifestations in Children With Obesity: Evaluation and Management
Obesity is increasingly prevalent among children and has significant effects on the developing musculoskeletal system.1 Beyond metabolic risk, excess adiposity alters bone metabolism, growth plate physiology, and joint loading during critical periods of skeletal development.1 Children with obesity have higher rates of musculoskeletal pain, functional limitation, and lower extremity malalignment, including genu valgum and altered tibiofemoral alignment.2,3 Longitudinal evidence suggests an...
Clay Walker, PA-C, CPAAPA
Clay Walker, PA-C, CPAAPA PA-C, CPAAPA Clay Walker, PA-C, CPAAPA, is an assistant professor of Family Medicine at the Mayo Clinic – Phoenix, AZ, and an assistant professor of Physician Assistant Studies at A.T. Still University, Mesa, AZ.
Orthopedic Manifestations in Children With Obesity: Evaluation and Management
Obesity is increasingly prevalent among children and has significant effects on the developing musculoskeletal system.1 Beyond metabolic risk, excess adiposity alters bone metabolism, growth plate physiology, and joint loading during critical periods of skeletal development.1 Children with obesity have higher rates of musculoskeletal pain, functional limitation, and lower extremity malalignment, including genu valgum and altered tibiofemoral alignment.2,3 Longitudinal evidence suggests an...
Thomas Hartman, DMSc, PA-C
Obesity alters bone metabolism and joint loading in children, increasing the risk for musculoskeletal pain, malalignment, and fractures during growth.
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