Orthopedics
Research Findings from University of Tennessee Update Understanding of Orthopedics
Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, January 15th, 2012
"This rapid replacement of closed traction and cast techniques in North America was a controversial and contentious evolution in surgery. As we enter the fourth generation of implant design, capabilities, and surgical technique, it is important to understand the driving forces for this technology," wrote T.A. Russell and colleagues, University of Tennessee.
The researchers concluded: "These forces included changes in radiographic imaging...
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