Aspirin Alone Led to More Dangerous Blood Clots in Knee and Hip Replacement Patients
A new study finds aspirin failed to adequately decrease the risk of blood clot-related injuries in patients who just underwent hip or knee replacement surgery.
A new study finds aspirin failed to adequately decrease the risk of blood clot-related injuries in patients who just underwent hip or knee replacement surgery.
A new study links some genetic factors to an increased risk of joint replacement failure and the need for revision surgery.
A new study suggests maintaining laminar airflow in the operating room does not prevent surgical site infections.
A new study finds that delays in treating joint surgery infections are often a significant driver of litigation.
The FDA has approved Actemra for use in some children, despite concerns over heart problems, infections and other health risks.
The findings of new study suggest taking opioids before hip or knee replacement surgery could lead to worse outcomes.
A case report indicates that knee implant revision surgery and the use of antibiotic spacers could place patients at risk of acute kidney injury and kidney failure.
A new study finds that computer navigation is better than patient-specific instrumentation to properly align new knee replacement implants.
A new study raises questions about the effectiveness of knee replacement surgery, indicating that most patients report no improvement in functionality or pain up to six months after surgery.
A new study finds varying prescribing patterns for opioids which result in thousands of unused pills that could be feeding the nationwide opioid abuse crisis.