CLINICAL RESEARCH
The clinical research department conducts orthopaedic clinical trials in such sub-specialties as hand, foot, ankle, knee, hip, spine, elbow, shoulder and sports medicine.
BIOMECHANICAL RESEARCH
Our Research Lab utilizes collaboration between different subspecialties of biomedical engineers and physicians to perform various biomechanical evaluation including: synthetic bone testing, cadaver testing, computer simulations and finite element modeling.
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION
The CME Department encourages the continuing development of healthcare professionals by offering an array of activities that enhances existing knowledge and skills and encourages improvements in patient care.
Cannabis Plus Opioids Is Not the Answer for Relief of Knee OA Pain, Study Finds
Combining cannabis with an opioid did not improve...
No Benefit to Using 2 Antibiotic Powders During Surgery for Complex Leg Fracture
A large multicenter clinical trial has found that...
Hip Fracture Surgery for Older Patients Can Wait Until the Next Day, Study Finds
Hip fractures are strongly associated with increas...
AI Chatbot Could Offer TJA Patients a Convenient Means of Asking Basic Questions
A pilot study of an AI chatbot conducted by NYU La...
Study Evaluates Functional Outcomes of TKA in Patients with a Metal Allergy
Patients with metal allergies experience slower ea...
Midterm Results Show Benefits of ACL Reconstruction in Athletic Patients Over Age 50
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries should b...
Challenging the Belief that Only High-Volume TKA Surgeons Have Low Infection Rates
Infection rates at a high-volume academic orthopae...
Study Finds Prior Authorization Delays Elective Spine Surgery Without Cutting Costs
Although public and private health plans typically...
New Research Links Testosterone Therapy with Serious Health Risks After TKA
The use of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)...
Studies Add to the Growing Body of Evidence About the Use of Robotic TKA and THA
Robotic-assisted total joint arthroplasty (TJA) co...