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Q&A: The role of robotics in the future of orthopedics Original

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By Joseph P. Iannotti, Hunter Firment
| Orthopedics Today Verified
Q&A: The role of robotics in the future of orthopedics • Robotics and AI learning modules are increasingly being utilized in orthopedics. • Surgeons must adapt to utilizing these new technologies to improve their decision-making processes. With the recent growth in utilization of robotic tools and AI learning modules in orthopedic practices around the country, surgeons must now adapt to a new status quo in the OR. According to Joseph P.
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Q&A: Successful outpatient TJA programs require ‘an iterative process’ Original

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By Ugo Ihekweazu, Hunter Firment
| Orthopedics Today Verified
The number of outpatient TJA programs in the United States is rapidly increasing. • Surgeons must take the necessary steps to run a successful outpatient TJA program. Across the country, there is an increase in same day discharge and outpatient total joint arthroplasty programs. But according to Ugo N. Ihekweazu, MD, FAAOS, FAAHKS, chief of adult hip and knee reconstruction at Texas Orthopedic Hospital and a partner of the Fondren Orthopedic Group in Houston, Texas, the trend is only natural.
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American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting Original

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By Hunter Firment
| Orthopedics Today Verified
Patients with medial knee OA treated with an implantable shock absorber had a 90.1% treatment survivorship at 5-year follow-up. • Also, 95.7% of patients had clinically meaningful improvement in their pain scores. NEW ORLEANS — An implantable shock absorber may provide sustained pain relief, high rates of survivorship and functional improvement in patients with medial knee osteoarthritis, according to results presented here.
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