Featured Story Pushing the Envelope for Upper-Extremity Injuries
Advances taking place include the science of chimerism, vascularized bone grafting, limb transplant, prosthetic design and nerve regeneration.
Spring 2017
News for Physicians from Johns Hopkins Medicine
Articles in this Issue
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Acute Fractures: From Treatment to Prevention
Specialists manage patients with traumatic injuries of the pelvis and extremities, and those who have failed fracture management or have deformity.
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Educating Leaders Through Clinical Practice
The Johns Hopkins orthopaedic surgery residency program includes teaching sessions at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center’s International Center for Orthopaedic Advancement.
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Fracture Risk and Treating Metabolic Disease: A Common Target?
Research in mice shows genetic manipulation of a certain gene results in a dramatic increase in bone volume.
