Featured Story The Total Ankle Replacement Continues to Evolve
Johns Hopkins orthopaedic surgeons are using a new device for total ankle replacement that requires the resection of less bone.
Orthopaedic Surgery Winter 2019
News for Physicians from Johns Hopkins Medicine
Articles in this Issue
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Rare Limb Length Differences in Pediatric Patients
Claire Shannon, a Johns Hopkins pediatric orthopaedic surgeon, is one of a small group of experts in the world who specialize in correcting limb length discrepancies.
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A New Approach for Shoulder Replacements and Fractures in the Midshaft and Below
Johns Hopkins orthopaedic surgeons are combining a novel prosthesis for shoulder replacement with a metal plate to make a sturdier repair.
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Developing New Treatments for Osteoarthritis
A research team led by Xu Cao, Johns Hopkins professor of orthopaedic surgery, showed osteoarthritis could be prevented in mouse models by intercepting the signals of a specific protein.
