Classic Papers in Orthopaedics

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Paul A. Banaszkiewicz Deiary F. Kader(Herausgeber*in)

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Intro
Foreword
Preface
Contents
Contributors
Part I: Main Introduction
1: Main Introduction
1.1 Definition of a Citation
1.2 What Do We Mean by the Word Classic?
References
Part II: Classic Papers in Hip Surgery: Introduction
2: Classic Papers in Hip Surgery: Introduction
References
3: Traumatic Arthritis of the Hip After Dislocation and Acetabular Fractures: Treatment by Mold Arthroplasty: An End-Result Study Using a New Method of Result Evaluation
3.1 Author
3.2 Reference
3.3 Institution
3.4 Abstract
3.5 Summary
3.6 Citation Count
3.7 Related References
3.8 Key Message
3.9 Why It's Important
3.10 Strengths
3.11 Weaknesses
3.12 Relevance
3.13 William H. Harris
References
4: Functional Results of Hip Arthroplasty with Acrylic Prosthesis
4.1 Author
4.2 Reference
4.3 Institution
4.4 Abstract
4.5 Summary
4.6 Citation Count
4.7 Related References
4.8 Key Message
4.9 Why It's Important
4.10 Strengths
4.11 Weaknesses
4.12 Relevance
References
5: Clinical and Radiographic Evaluation of Total Hip Replacement. A Standard System of Terminology for Reporting Results
5.1 Author
5.2 Reference
5.3 Institution
5.4 Abstract
5.5 Summary
5.6 Citation Count
5.7 Related References
5.8 Key Message
5.9 Why It's Important
5.10 Strengths
5.11 Weaknesses
5.12 Relevance
References
6: Prognosis of Total Hip Replacement in Sweden: Follow-Up of 92,675 Operations Performed 1978-1990
6.1 Author
6.2 Reference
6.3 Institute
6.4 Abstract
6.5 Summary
6.6 Citation Count
6.7 Related References
6.8 Key Message
6.9 Why It's Important
6.10 Strengths
6.11 Weaknesses
6.12 Relevance
References
7: Improved Cementing Techniques and Femoral Component Loosening in Young Patients with Hip Arthroplasty: A 12-Year Radiographic Review
7.1 Author
7.2 Reference
7.3 Institution
7.4 Abstract
7.5 Summary
7.6 Citation Count
7.7 Related References
7.8 Key Message
7.9 Why It's Important
7.10 Strengths
7.11 Weaknesses
7.12 Relevance
References
8: "Modes of Failure" of Cemented Stem-Type Femoral Components: A Radiographic Analysis of Loosening
8.1 Author
8.2 Reference
8.3 Institute
8.4 Abstract
8.5 Summary
8.6 Citation Count
8.7 Related Reference
8.8 Key Message
8.9 Why It's Important
8.10 Strengths
8.11 Weaknesses
8.12 Relevance
8.12.1 Bone Cement Interface Widening
References
9: Radiological Demarcation of Cemented Sockets in Total Hip Replacement
9.1 Author
9.2 Institution
9.3 Reference
9.4 Abstract
9.5 Summary
9.6 Citation Count
9.7 Related References
9.8 Key Message
9.9 Why It's Important
9.10 Strengths
9.11 Weaknesses
9.12 Relevance
References
10: Femoral Component Loosening Using Contemporary Techniques of Femoral Cement Fixation
10.1 Author
10.2 Reference
10.3 Institution
10.4 Abstract
10.5 Summary
10.6 Citation Count
10.7 Related References
10.8 Key Message
10.9 Why It's Important
10.10 Strengths
10.11 Weaknesses
10.12 Relevance
References
11: The Correlation Between the Roentgenographic Appearance and Operative Findings at the Bone-Cement Junction of the Socket in Charnley Low Friction Arthroplasties
11.1 Author
11.2 Reference
11.3 Institution
11.4 Abstract
11.5 Summary
11.6 Citation Count
11.7 Related Reference
11.8 Key Message
11.9 Why It's Important
11.10 Strengths
11.11 Weaknesses
11.12 Relevance
References
12: Porous-Coated Hip Replacement. The Factors Governing Bone Ingrowth, Stress Shielding, and Clinical Results
12.1 Author
12.2 Reference
12.3 Institution
12.4 Abstract
12.5 Summary
12.6 Citation Count
12.7 Related References
12.8 Key Message
12.9 Why It's Important
12.10 Strengths
12.11 Weaknesses
12.12 Relevance
12.12.1 Fixation by Bone Ingrowth
12.12.2 Stable Fibrous Ingrowth
12.12.3 Unstable Implant
References
13: Total Hip Arthroplasty. A Review of Three Hundred and Thirty Three Cases with Long Follow-Up
13.1 Author
13.2 Reference
13.3 Institution
13.4 Abstract
13.5 Summary
13.6 Citation Count
13.7 Related Reference
13.8 Key Message
13.9 Why It's Important
13.10 Strengths
13.11 Weaknesses
13.12 Relevance
References
14: Ten-Year Follow-Up Study of Total Hip Replacement
14.1 Author
14.2 Reference
14.3 Institution
14.4 Abstract
14.5 Summary
14.6 Citation Count
14.7 Related References
14.8 Key Message
14.9 Why It's Important
14.10 Strengths
14.11 Weaknesses
14.12 Relevance
References
15: A Ten-Year Follow-Up of One Hundred Consecutive Müller Curved-Stem Total Hip Replacement Arthroplasties
15.1 Author
15.2 Reference
15.3 Institution
15.4 Abstract
15.5 Summary
15.6 Citation Count
15.7 Related References
15.8 Key Message
15.9 Why It's Important
15.10 Strengths
15.11 Weaknesses
15.12 Relevance
References
16: Total Hip Replacement in Patients Younger Than Thirty Years Old: A Five-Year Follow-Up Study
16.1 Author
16.2 Reference
16.3 Institution
16.4 Abstract
16.5 Summary
16.6 Citation Count
16.7 Related References
16.8 Key Message
16.9 Why It's Important
16.10 Strengths
16.11 Weaknesses
16.12 Relevance
References
17: The Long Term Results of Low Friction Arthroplasty of the Hip Performed as a Primary Intervention
17.1 Author
17.2 Reference
17.3 Institution
17.4 Abstract
17.5 Summary
17.6 Citation Count
17.7 Related References
17.8 Key Message
17.9 Why It's Important
17.10 Strengths
17.11 Weaknesses
17.12 Relevance
References
18: Reactions of the Articular Capsule to Wear Products of Artificial Joint Prostheses
18.1 Author
18.2 Institution
18.3 Reference
18.4 Abstract
18.5 Summary
18.6 Citation Count
18.7 Related References
18.8 Key Message
18.9 Why It's Important
18.10 Strengths
18.11 Weaknesses
18.12 Relevance
References
19: The Initiation of Failure in Cemented Femoral Components of Hip Arthroplasties
19.1 Author
19.2 Reference
19.3 Institution
19.4 Abstract
19.5 Summary
19.6 Citation Count
19.7 Related References
19.8 Key Message
19.9 Why It's Important
19.10 Strengths
19.11 Weaknesses
19.12 Relevance
References
20: Periprosthetic Bone Loss in Total Hip Arthroplasty: Polyethylene Wear Debris and the Concept of the Effective Joint Space
20.1 Author
20.2 Reference
20.3 Institute
20.4 Abstract
20.5 Summary
20.6 Citation Count
20.7 Related References
20.8 Key Message
20.9 Why It's Important
20.10 Strengths
20.11 Weaknesses
20.12 Relevance
References
21: Production of Cytokines Around Loosened Cemented Acetabular Components: Analysis with Immunohistochemical Techniques and In Situ Hybridization
21.1 Author
21.2 Institution
21.3 Reference
21.4 Abstract
21.5 Summary
21.6 Citation Count
21.7 Related References
21.8 Key Message
21.9 Why It's Important
21.10 Strengths
21.11 Weaknesses
21.12 Relevance
References
22: The Effect of Conformity, Thickness, and Material on Stresses in Ultra-High Molecular Weight Components for Total Joint Replacement
22.1 Author
22.2 Reference
22.3 Institution
22.4 Abstract
22.5 Summary
22.6 Citation Count
22.7 Related References
22.8 Key Message
22.9 Why It's Important
22.10 Strengths
22.11 Weaknesses
22.12 Relevance
References
23: Metallic Wear in Failed Titanium-Alloy Total Hip Replacements: A Histological and Quantitative Analysis
23.1 Author
23.2 Reference
23.3 Institution
23.4 Abstract
23.5 Summary
23.6 Citation Count
23.7 Related Reference
23.8 Key Message
23.9 Why It's Important
23.10 Strengths
23.11 Weaknesses
23.12 Relevance
References
24: Effect of Femoral Head Size on Wear of the Polyethylene Acetabular Component
24.1 Author
24.2 Reference
24.3 Institution
24.4 Abstract
24.5 Summary
24.6 Citation Count
24.7 Related References
24.8 Key Message
24.9 Why It's Important
24.10 Strengths
24.11 Weaknesses
24.12 Relevance
References
25: Ectopic Ossification Following Total Hip Replacement: Incidence and a Method of Classification
25.1 Author
25.2 Reference
25.3 Institution
25.4 Abstract
25.5 Summary
25.6 Citation Count
25.7 Related References
25.8 Key Message
25.9 Why It's Important
25.10 Strengths
25.11 Weaknesses
25.12 Relevance
References
26: Dislocations After Total Hip Arthroplasty
26.1 Author
26.2 Reference
26.3 Institution
26.4 Abstract
26.5 Summary
26.6 Citation Count
26.7 Related References
26.8 Key Message
26.9 Why It's Important
26.10 Strengths
26.11 Weaknesses
26.12 Relevance
References
27: Dislocations After Total Hip- Replacement Arthroplasties
27.1 Author
27.2 Reference
27.3 Institution
27.4 Abstract
27.5 Summary
27.6 Citation Count
27.7 Related References
27.8 Key Message
27.9 Why It's Important
27.10 Strengths
27.11 Weaknesses
27.12 Relevance
References
28: The Synovial-Like Membrane at the Bone-Cement Interface in Loose Total Hip Replacements and Its Proposed Role in Bone Lysis
28.1 Author
28.2 Reference
28.3 Institution
28.4 Abstract
28.5 Summary
28.6 Citation Count
28.7 Related References
28.8 Key Message
28.9 Why It's Important
28.10 Strengths
28.11 Weaknesses
28.12 Relevance
References
29: Idiopathic Bone Necrosis of the Femoral Head. Early Diagnosis and Treatment
29.1 Author
29.2 Reference
29.3 Institution
29.4 Abstract
29.5 Summary
29.6 Citation Count
29.7 Related References
29.8 Key Message
29.9 Why It's Important
29.10 Strengths
29.11 Weaknesses
29.12 Relevance
References
30: Total Hip Replacement in Congenital Dislocation and Dysplasia of the Hip
30.1 Author
30.2 Reference
30.3 Institution
30.4 Abstract
30.5 Summary
30.6 Citation Count
30.7 Related Reference
30.8 Key Message
30.9 Why It's Important
30.10 Strengths
30.11 Weaknesses
30.12 Relevance
References
31: Changes in Trabecular Pattern of the Upper End of the Femur as an Index of Osteoporosis
31.1 Author
31.2 Reference
31.3 Institution
31.4 Abstract
31.5 Summary
31.6 Citation Count
31.7 Related References
31.8 Key Message
31.9 Why It's Important
31.10 Strengths
31.11 Weaknesses
31.12 Relevance
References
Part III: Classic Papers in Knee, Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy: Introduction
32: Classic Papers in Knee, Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy: Introduction
References
33: Stiffness and Laxity of the Knee: The Contributions of the Supporting Structures: A Quantitative In Vitro Study
33.1 Author
33.2 Reference
33.3 Institution
33.4 Abstract
33.5 Summary
33.6 Citation Count
33.7 Related References
33.8 Key Message
33.9 Why It's Important
33.10 Strengths
33.11 Weaknesses
33.12 Relevance
References
34: Ligamentous Restraints to Anterior-Posterior Drawer in the Human Knee: A Biomechanical Study
34.1 Author
34.2 Reference
34.3 Institution
34.4 Abstract
34.5 Summary
34.6 Citation Count
34.7 Related References
34.8 Key Message
34.9 Why It's Important
34.10 Strengths
34.11 Weaknesses
34.12 Relevance
References
35: Biomechanical Analysis of Human Ligament Grafts Used in Knee-Ligament Repairs and Reconstructions
35.1 Author
35.2 Reference
35.3 Institution
35.4 Abstract
35.5 Summary
35.6 Citation Count
35.7 Related References
35.8 Key Message
35.9 Why It's Important
35.10 Strengths
35.11 Weaknesses
35.12 Relevance
References
36: Fate of the ACL-Injured Patient: A Prospective Outcome Study
36.1 Author
36.2 Reference
36.3 Institution
36.4 Abstract
36.5 Summary
36.6 Citation Count
36.7 Related References
36.8 Key Message
36.9 Why It's Important
36.10 Strengths
36.11 Weaknesses
36.12 Relevance
References
37: Knee Injury Patterns Among Men and Women in Collegiate Basketball and Soccer: NCAA Data and Review of Literature
37.1 Author
37.2 Reference
37.3 Institution
37.4 Abstract
37.5 Summary
37.6 Citation Count
37.7 Related References
37.8 Key Message
37.9 Why It's Important
37.10 Strengths
37.11 Weaknesses
37.12 Relevance
References
38: The Symptomatic Anterior Cruciate-Deficient Knee. Part I: The Long-Term Functional Disability in Athletically Active Individuals
38.1 Author
38.2 Reference
38.3 Institution
38.4 Abstract
38.5 Summary
38.6 Citation Count
38.7 Related References
38.8 Key Message
38.9 Why It's Important
38.10 Strengths
38.11 Weaknesses
38.12 Relevance
References
39: Biochemical Changes in the Cartilage of the Knee in Experimental and Natural Osteoarthritis in the Dog
39.1 Author
39.2 Reference
39.3 Institution
39.4 Abstract
39.5 Summary
39.6 Citation Count
39.7 Related Reference
39.8 Key Message
39.9 Why It's Important
39.10 Strengths
39.11 Weaknesses
39.12 Relevance
References
40: Two- to 9-Year Outcome After Autologous Chondrocyte Transplantation of the Knee
40.1 Author
40.2 Reference
40.3 Institution
40.4 Abstract
40.5 Summary
40.6 Citation Count
40.7 Related References
40.8 Key Message
40.9 Why It's Important
40.10 Strengths
40.11 Weaknesses
40.12 Relevance
References
41: A Comparison of Four Models of Total Knee-Replacement Prostheses
41.1 Author
41.2 Reference
41.3 Institution
41.4 Abstract
41.5 Summary
41.6 Citation Count
41.7 Related References
41.8 Key Message
41.9 Why It's Important
41.10 Strengths
41.11 Weaknesses
41.12 Relevance
References
42: Knee Joint Changes After Meniscectomy
42.1 Author
42.2 Reference
42.3 Institution
42.4 Abstract
42.5 Summary
42.6 Citation Count
42.7 Related References
42.8 Key Message
42.9 Why It's Important
42.10 Strengths
42.11 Weaknesses
42.12 Relevance
References
43: Late Results After Meniscectomy
43.1 Author
43.2 Reference
43.3 Institution
43.4 Abstract
43.5 Summary
43.6 Citation Count
43.7 Related References
43.8 Key Message
43.9 Why It's Important
43.10 Strengths
43.11 Weaknesses
43.12 Relevance
References
44: Factors Effecting Late Results After Meniscectomy
44.1 Author
44.2 Reference
44.3 Institution
44.4 Abstract
44.5 Summary
44.6 Citation Count
44.7 Related References
44.8 Key Message
44.9 Why It's Important
44.10 Strengths
44.11 Weaknesses
44.12 Relevance
References
45: The Etiology of Chondromalacia Patellae
45.1 Author
45.2 Reference
45.3 Institution
45.4 Abstract
45.5 Summary
45.6 Citation Count
45.7 Related References
45.8 Key Message
45.9 Why It's Important
45.10 Strengths
45.11 Weaknesses
45.12 Relevance
References
46: Roentgenographic Analysis of Patellofemoral Congruence
46.1 Author
46.2 Reference
46.3 Institution
46.4 Abstract
46.5 Summary
46.6 Citation Count
46.7 Related References
46.8 Key Message
46.9 Why It's Important
46.10 Strengths
46.11 Weaknesses
46.12 Relevance
References
47: The Knee Society Total Knee Arthroplasty Roentgenographic Evaluation and Scoring System
47.1 Author
47.2 Reference
47.3 Institution
47.4 Abstract
47.5 Summary
47.6 Citation Count
47.7 Related Reference
47.8 Key Message
47.9 Why It's Important
47.10 Strengths
47.11 Weaknesses
47.12 Relevance
References
48: Rationale of the Knee Society Clinical Rating System
48.1 Author
48.2 Reference
48.3 Institution
48.4 Abstract
48.5 Summary
48.6 Citation Count
48.7 Related References
48.8 Key Message
48.9 Why It's Important
48.10 Strengths
48.11 Weaknesses
48.12 Relevance
References
49: Rating Systems in the Evaluation of Knee Ligament Injuries
49.1 Author
49.2 Reference
49.3 Institution
49.4 Abstract
49.5 Summary
49.6 Citation Count
49.7 Related References
49.8 Key Message
49.9 Why It's Important
49.10 Strengths
49.11 Weaknesses
49.12 Relevance
References
50: Injuries to Runners
50.1 Authors
50.2 Reference
50.3 Institution
50.4 Abstract
50.5 Summary
50.6 Citations
50.7 Related References
50.8 Key Message
50.9 Why Is It Important
50.10 Strengths
50.11 Weaknesses
50.12 Relevance
References
Part IV: Classic Papers in Foot and Ankle Surgery: Introduction
51: Classic Papers in Foot and Ankle Surgery: Introduction
52: Operative Versus Nonoperative Treatment of Acute Achilles Tendon Ruptures: A Multicenter Randomized Trial Using Accelerated Functional Rehabilitation
52.1 Author
52.2 Reference
52.3 Institute
52.4 Abstract
52.5 Summary
52.6 Citation Count
52.7 Related References
52.8 Key Message
52.9 Why It's Important
52.10 Strengths
52.11 Weaknesses
52.12 Relevance
References
53: Clinical Rating Systems for the Ankle-Hindfoot, Midfoot, Hallux, and Lesser Toes
53.1 Author
53.2 Reference
53.3 Institute
53.4 Abstract
53.5 Summary
53.6 Citation Count
53.7 Related References
53.8 Key Message
53.9 Why It's Important
53.10 Strengths
53.11 Weaknesses
53.12 Relevance
References
54: A Method of Forefoot Reconstruction
54.1 Author
54.2 Reference
54.3 Institute
54.4 Abstract
54.5 Summary
54.6 Citation Count
54.7 Related References
54.8 Key Message
54.9 Why It's Important
54.10 Strengths
54.11 Weaknesses
54.12 Relevance
References
55: Fractures of Neck of Talus
55.1 Author
55.2 Reference
55.3 Institute
55.4 Abstract
55.5 Summary
55.6 Citation Count
55.7 Related References
55.8 Key Message
55.9 Why It's Important
55.10 Strengths
55.11 Weaknesses
55.12 Relevance
References
56: Operative Compared with Nonoperative Treatment of Displaced Intra-articular Calcaneal Fractures: A Prospective, Randomized, Controlled Multicenter Trial
56.1 Author
56.2 Reference
56.3 Institute
56.4 Abstract
56.5 Summary
56.6 Citation Count
56.7 Related References
56.8 Key Message
56.9 Why It's Important
56.10 Strengths
56.11 Weaknesses
56.12 Relevance
References
57: Sprained Ankles. VI. Surgical Treatment of Chronic Ligament Ruptures
57.1 Author
57.2 Reference
57.3 Institute
57.4 Abstract
57.5 Summary
57.6 Citation Count
57.7 Related References
57.8 Key Message
57.9 Why It's Important
57.10 Strengths
57.11 Weaknesses
57.12 Relevance
References
Part V: Classic Papers in Spine Surgery: Introduction
58: Classic Papers in Spine Surgery: Introduction
59: A Study of the Natural History of Back Pain: Part I: Development of a Reliable and Sensitive Measure of Disability in Low-Back Pain
59.1 Authors
59.2 Reference
59.3 Institution
59.4 Abstract
59.5 Summary
59.6 Citation Count
59.7 Related References
59.8 Key Message
59.9 Why It's Important
59.10 Strengths
59.11 Weaknesses
59.12 Relevance
References
60: Abnormal Magnetic-Resonance Scans of the Lumbar Spine in Asymptomatic Subjects. A Prospective Investigation
60.1 Author
60.2 Reference
60.3 Institution
60.4 Abstract
60.5 Summary
60.6 Citation Count
60.7 Related References
60.8 Key Message
60.9 Why It's Important
60.10 Strengths
60.11 Weaknesses
60.12 Relevance
References
61: Volvo Award in Clinical Sciences: A New Clinical Model for the Treatment of Low-Back Pain
61.1 Author
61.2 Reference
61.3 Institution
61.4 Abstract
61.5 Summary
61.6 Citation Count
61.7 Related References
61.8 Key Message
61.9 Why It's Important
61.10 Strengths
61.11 Weaknesses
61.12 Relevance
62: Lumbar Disc Herniation: A Controlled, Prospective Study with Ten Years of Observation
62.1 Author
62.2 Reference
62.3 Institution
62.4 Abstract
62.5 Citation Count
62.6 Summary
62.7 Citation Count
62.8 Related References
62.9 Key Message
62.10 Why It's Important
62.11 Strengths
62.12 Weaknesses
62.13 Relevance
References
63: Physical Measurements as Risk Indicators for Low-Back Trouble Over a One-Year Period
63.1 Author
63.2 Reference
63.3 Institution
63.4 Abstract
63.5 Summary
63.6 Citation Count
63.7 Related References
63.8 Key Message
63.9 Why It's Important
63.10 Strengths
63.11 Weaknesses
63.12 Relevance
References
64: Risk Factors in Low-back Pain. An Epidemiological Survey
64.1 Author
64.2 Reference
64.3 Institution
64.4 Abstract
64.5 Summary
64.6 Citation Count
64.7 Related References
64.8 Key Message
64.9 Why It's Important
64.10 Strengths
64.11 Weaknesses
64.12 Relevance
References
65: Conservative Treatment of Acute and Chronic Nonspecific Low-back Pain: A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trials of the Most Common Interventions
65.1 Author
65.2 Reference
65.3 Institution
65.4 Abstract
65.5 Summary
65.6 Citation Count
65.7 Related References
65.8 Key Message
65.9 Why It's Important
65.10 Strengths
65.11 Weaknesses
65.12 Relevance
References
66: Nonorganic Physical Signs in Low-Back Pain
66.1 Author
66.2 Reference
66.3 Institution
66.4 Abstract
66.5 Summary
66.6 Citation Count
66.7 Related References
66.8 Key Message
66.9 Why It's Important
66.10 Strengths
66.11 Weaknesses
66.12 Relevance
References
67: Treatment of Scoliosis Correction and Internal Fixation by Spine Instrumentation
67.1 Author
67.2 Reference
67.3 Institution
67.4 Abstract
67.5 Summary
67.6 Citation Count
67.7 Related References
67.8 Key Message
67.9 Why It's Important
67.10 Strengths
67.11 Weaknesses
67.12 Relevance
References
68: A Radicular Syndrome from Developmental Narrowing of the Lumbar Vertebral Canal
68.1 Author
68.2 Reference
68.3 Institution
68.4 Abstract
68.5 Summary
68.6 Citation Count
68.7 Related References
68.8 Key Message
68.9 Why It's Important
68.10 Strengths
68.11 Weaknesses
68.12 Relevance
References
69: A Prospective, Randomized Study of Lumbar Fusion: Preliminary Results
69.1 Author
69.2 Reference
69.3 Institution
69.4 Abstract
69.5 Summary
69.6 Citation Count
69.7 Related References
69.8 Key Message
69.9 Why It's Important
69.10 Strengths
69.11 Weaknesses
69.12 Relevance
References
70: Fractures of the Odontoid Process of the Axis
70.1 Author
70.2 Reference
70.3 Institution
70.4 Abstract
70.5 Summary
70.6 Citation Count
70.7 Related References
70.8 Key Message
70.9 Why It's Important
70.10 Strengths
70.11 Weaknesses
70.12 Relevance
References
71: The Three Column Spine and Its Significance in the Classification of Acute Thoracolumbar Spinal Injuries
71.1 Author
71.2 Reference
71.3 Institution
71.4 Abstract
71.5 Summary
71.6 Citation Count
71.7 Related References
71.8 Key Message
71.9 Why It's Important
71.10 Strengths
71.11 Weaknesses
71.12 Relevance
References
72: The Treatment of Certain Cervical- Spine Disorders by Anterior Removal of the Intervertebral Disc and Interbody Fusion
72.1 Author
72.2 Reference
72.3 Institution
72.4 Abstract
72.5 Summary
72.6 Citation Count
72.7 Related References
72.8 Key Message
72.9 Why It's Important
72.10 Strengths
72.11 Weaknesses
72.12 Relevance
References
Part VI: Classic Papers in Upper Limb Surgery: Introduction
73: Classic Papers in Upper Limb Surgery: Introduction
References
74: Anterior Acromioplasty for the Chronic Impingement Syndrome in the Shoulder: A Preliminary Report
74.1 Author
74.2 Reference
74.3 Institute
74.4 Abstract
74.5 Summary
74.6 Citations
74.7 Related References
74.8 Key Message
74.9 Why Is It Important
74.10 Strengths
74.11 Weaknesses
74.12 Relevance
References
75: Impingement Lesions
75.1 Author
75.2 Reference
75.3 Institute
75.4 Abstract
75.5 Summary
75.6 Citations
75.7 Related References
75.8 Key Message
75.9 Why Is It Important
75.10 Strengths
75.11 Weaknesses
75.12 Relevance
References
76: Stabilizing Mechanisms Preventing Anterior Dislocation of the Glenohumeral Joint
76.1 Author
76.2 Reference
76.3 Institute
76.4 Abstract
76.5 Summary
76.6 Citations
76.7 Related References
76.8 Key Message
76.9 Why Is It Important
76.10 Strengths
76.11 Weaknesses
76.12 Relevance
References
77: The Bankart Procedure: A Long-Term End-Result Study
77.1 Author
77.2 Reference
77.3 Institute
77.4 Abstract
77.5 Summary
77.6 Citations
77.7 Related References
77.8 Key Message
77.9 Why Is It Important
77.10 Strengths
77.11 Weaknesses
77.12 Relevance
References
78: Inferior Capsular Shift for Involuntary Inferior and Multidirectional Instability of the Shoulder. A Preliminary Report
78.1 Author
78.2 Reference
78.3 Institute
78.4 Abstract
78.5 Summary
78.6 Citations
78.7 Related References
78.8 Key Message
78.9 Why Is It Important
78.10 Strengths
78.11 Weaknesses
78.12 Relevance
References
79: A Clinical Method for Functional Assessment of the Shoulder
79.1 Author
79.2 Reference
79.3 Institute
79.4 Abstract
79.5 Summary
79.6 Citations
79.7 Related References
79.8 Key Message
79.9 Strengths
79.10 Weaknesses
79.11 Relevance
References
80: Displaced Proximal Humerus Fractures. Part I: Classification and Evaluation
80.1 Author
80.2 Reference
80.3 Institute
80.4 Abstract
80.5 Summary
80.6 Citations
80.7 Related References
80.8 Key Message
80.9 Why Is It Important
80.10 Strengths
80.11 Weaknesses
80.12 Relevance
References
81: Recent Experience in Total Shoulder Replacement
81.1 Author
81.2 Reference
81.3 Institute
81.4 Abstract
81.5 Summary
81.6 Citations
81.7 Related References
81.8 Key Message
81.9 Why Is It Important
81.10 Strengths
81.11 Weaknesses
81.12 Relevance
References
82: Normal and Abnormal Motion of the Shoulder
82.1 Author
82.2 Reference
82.3 Institute
82.4 Abstract
82.5 Summary
82.6 Citations
82.7 Related References
82.8 Key Message
82.9 Strengths
82.10 Weaknesses
82.11 Relevance
References
Part VII: Classic Papers in Hand and Wrist Surgery: Introduction
83: Classic Papers in Hand and Wrist Surgery: Introduction
References
84: The Carpal-Tunnel Syndrome: Seventeen Years' Experience in Diagnosis and Treatment of Six Hundred Fifty-Four Hands
84.1 Author
84.2 Reference
84.3 Institution
84.4 Abstract
84.5 Summary
84.6 Citation Count
84.7 Related References
84.8 Key Message
84.9 Why Is It Important
84.10 Strengths
84.11 Weaknesses
84.12 Relevance
References
85: The Prehensile Movements of the Human Hand
85.1 Author
85.2 Reference
85.3 Institution
85.4 Abstract
85.5 Summary
85.6 Citation Count
85.7 Related References
85.8 Key Message
85.9 Why Is It Important
85.10 Strengths
85.11 Weaknesses
85.12 Relevance
References
86: Evaluation of Healed Colles' Fractures
86.1 Author
86.2 Reference
86.3 Institution
86.4 Abstract
86.5 Summary
86.6 Citation Count
86.7 Related References
86.8 Key Message
86.9 Why It Is Important
86.10 Strengths
86.11 Weaknesses
86.12 Relevance
References
87: A Self-Administered Questionnaire for the Assessment of Severity of Symptoms and Functional Status in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
87.1 Author
87.2 Reference
87.3 Abstract
87.4 Summary
87.5 Citation Count
87.6 Related References
87.7 Key Message
87.8 Why It Is Important
87.9 Strengths
87.10 Weaknesses
87.11 Relevance
References
88: Traumatic Instability of the Wrist. Diagnosis, Classification, and Pathomechanics
88.1 Author
88.2 Reference
88.3 Institution
88.4 Abstract
88.5 Summary
88.6 Citation Count
88.7 Related References
88.8 Key Message
88.9 Why It Is Important
88.10 Strengths
88.11 Weaknesses
88.12 Relevance
References
89: Intra-articular Fractures of the Distal End of the Radius in Young Adults
89.1 Author
89.2 Reference
89.3 Institute
89.4 Abstract
89.5 Summary
89.6 Citation Count
89.7 Related References
89.8 Key Message
89.9 Why It Is Important
89.10 Strengths
89.11 Weaknesses
89.12 Relevance
References
90: The Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. A Study of Carpal Canal Pressures
90.1 Author
90.2 Reference
90.3 Institute
90.4 Abstract
90.5 Summary
90.6 Citation Count
90.7 Key Message
90.8 Why It Is Important
90.9 Strengths
90.10 Weaknesses
90.11 Relevance
References
91: Complications of Colles Fractures
91.1 Author
91.2 Reference
91.3 Institution
91.4 Abstract
91.5 Summary
91.6 Citation Count
91.7 Related Reference
91.8 Key Message
91.9 Why It Is Important
91.10 Strengths
91.11 Weaknesses
91.12 Relevance
References
92: Interfascicular Nerve-Grafting of the Median and Ulnar Nerves
92.1 Author
92.2 Reference
92.3 Institution
92.4 Abstract
92.5 Summary
92.6 Citation Count
92.7 Related References
92.8 Key Message
92.9 Why It Is Important
92.10 Strengths
92.11 Weaknesses
92.12 Relevance
References
93: Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex Lesions-A Classification
93.1 Author
93.2 Reference
93.3 Institution
93.4 Abstract
93.5 Summary
93.5.1 Type 1-Traumatic
93.5.2 Type 2-Degenerative
93.6 Citation Count
93.7 Related References
93.8 Key Message
93.9 Why It Is Important
93.10 Strengths
93.11 Weaknesses
93.12 Relevance
References
Part VIII: Classic Papers in Basic Science I: Introduction
94: Classic Papers in Basic Science I: Introduction
References
95: Cell Origin and Differentiation in the Repair of Full-Thickness Defects of Articular Cartilage
95.1 Author
95.2 Reference
95.3 Institution
95.4 Abstract
95.5 Summary
95.6 Citation Count
95.7 Related References
95.8 Key Message
95.9 Why It Is Important
95.10 Strengths
95.11 Weaknesses
95.12 Relevance
References
96: The Response of Articular Cartilage to Mechanical Injury
96.1 Author
96.2 Reference
96.3 Institution
96.4 Abstract
96.5 Summary
96.6 Citation Count
96.7 Related References
96.8 Key Message
96.9 Why It Is Important
96.10 Strengths
96.11 Weaknesses
96.12 Relevance
References
97: Biochemical and Metabolic Abnormalities in Articular Cartilage from Osteo-arthritic Human Hips. II: Correlation of Morphology with Biochemical and Metabolic Data
97.1 Author
97.2 Reference
97.3 Institution
97.4 Abstract
97.5 Summary
97.6 Citation Count
97.7 Related References
97.8 Key Message
97.9 Why It Is Important
97.10 Strengths
97.11 Weaknesses
97.12 Relevance
References
98: Articular Cartilage. Part II: Degeneration and Osteoarthrosis, Repair, Regeneration, and Transplantation
98.1 Author
98.2 Reference
98.3 Institution
98.4 Abstract
98.5 Summary
98.6 Citation Count
98.7 Related References
98.8 Key Message
98.9 Why It's Important
98.10 Strengths
98.11 Weaknesses
98.12 Relevance
References
99: Walking Patterns of Normal Men
99.1 Author
99.2 Reference
99.3 Institution
99.4 Abstract
99.5 Summary
99.6 Citation Count
99.7 Related References
99.8 Key Message
99.9 Why It Is Important
99.10 Strengths
99.11 Weaknesses
99.12 Relevance
References
100: Measurement of Lower Extremity Kinematics During Level Walking
100.1 Author
100.2 Reference
100.3 Institution
100.4 Abstract
100.5 Summary
100.6 Citation Count
100.7 Related References
100.8 Key Message
100.9 Why It Is Important
100.10 Strengths
100.11 Weaknesses
100.12 Relevance
References
101: Repeatability of Kinematic, Kinetic, and Electromyographic Data in Normal Adult Gait
101.1 Author
101.2 Reference
101.3 Institution
101.4 Abstract
101.5 Summary
101.6 Citation Count
101.7 Related References
101.8 Key Message
101.9 Why It Is Important
101.10 Strengths
101.11 Weaknesses
101.12 Relevance
References
102: The Major Determinants in Normal and Pathological Gait
102.1 Author
102.2 Reference
102.3 Institution
102.4 Abstract
102.5 Summary
102.6 Citation Count
102.7 Related References
102.8 Key Message
102.9 Why It Is Important
102.10 Strengths
102.11 Weaknesses
102.12 Relevance
References
103: The Normal Vascular Anatomy of the Femoral Head in Adult Man
103.1 Author
103.2 Reference
103.3 Institution
103.4 Abstract
103.5 Summary
103.6 Citation Count
103.7 Related References
103.8 Key Message
103.9 Why It Is Important
103.10 Strengths
103.11 Weaknesses
103.12 Relevance
References
104: Humeral Hypertrophy in Response to Exercise
104.1 Author
104.2 Reference
104.3 Institution
104.4 Abstract
104.5 Summary
104.6 Citation Count
104.7 Related References
104.8 Key Message
104.9 Why It Is Important
104.10 Strengths
104.11 Weaknesses
104.12 Relevance
References
105: Interrater Reliability of a Modified Ashworth Scale of Muscle Spasticity
105.1 Author
105.2 Reference
105.3 Institution
105.4 Abstract
105.5 Summary
105.6 Citation Count
105.7 Related References
105.8 Key Message
105.9 Why It Is Important
105.10 Strengths
105.11 Weaknesses
105.12 Relevance
References
106: Calcium Phosphate Ceramics as Hard Tissue Prosthetics
106.1 Author
106.2 Reference
106.3 Institution
106.4 Abstract
106.5 Summary
106.6 Citation Count
106.7 Related References
106.8 Key Message
106.9 Why It Is Important
106.10 Strengths
106.11 Weaknesses
106.12 Relevance
References
Part IX: Classic Papers in Basic Science II: Introduction
107: Classic Papers in Basic Science II: Introduction
108: Biosynthetic Response of Cartilage Explants to Dynamic Compression
108.1 Author
108.2 Reference
108.3 Institution
108.4 Abstract
108.5 Summary
108.6 Citation Count
108.7 Related References
108.8 Key Message
108.9 Why It's Important
108.10 Strengths
108.11 Weaknesses
108.12 Relevance
References
109: A Direct Spectrophotometric Microassay for Sulphated Glycosaminoglycans in Cartilage Cultures
109.1 Author
109.2 Reference
109.3 Institution
109.4 Abstract
109.5 Summary
109.6 Citation Count
109.7 Related References
109.8 Key Message
109.9 Why It's Important
109.10 Strengths
109.11 Weaknesses
109.12 Relevance
References
110: Chemical Basis for the Histological Use of Safranin O in the Study of Articular Cartilage
110.1 Author
110.2 Reference
110.3 Institution
110.4 Abstract
110.5 Summary
110.6 Citation Count
110.7 Related References
110.8 Key Message
110.9 Why It's Important
110.10 Strengths
110.11 Weaknesses
110.12 Relevance
References
111: The Biological Effect of Continuous Passive Motion on the Healing of Full-Thickness Defects in Articular Cartilage. An Experimental Investigation in the Rabbit
111.1 Author
111.2 Reference
111.3 Institution
111.4 Abstract
111.5 Summary
111.6 Citation Count
111.7 Related References
111.8 Key Message
111.9 Why It's Important
111.10 Strengths
111.11 Weaknesses
111.12 Relevance
References
112: Mesenchymal Cell-Based Repair of Large Full Thickness Defects of Articular Cartilage
112.1 Author
112.2 Reference
112.3 Institution
112.4 Abstract
112.5 Summary
112.6 Citation Count
112.7 Related References
112.8 Key Message
112.9 Why It's Important
112.10 Strengths
112.11 Weaknesses
112.12 Relevance
References
113: Mesenchymal Stem Cells
113.1 Author
113.2 Reference
113.3 Institution
113.4 Abstract
113.5 Summary
113.6 Citation count
113.7 Related References
113.8 Key Message
113.9 Why It's Important
113.10 Strengths
113.11 Weaknesses
113.12 Relevance
References
114: Bone: Formation by Autoinduction
114.1 Author
114.2 Reference
114.3 Institution
114.4 Abstract
114.5 Summary
114.6 Citation Count
114.7 Related References
114.8 Key Message
114.9 Why It Is Important
114.10 Strengths
114.11 Weaknesses
114.12 Relevance
References
115: Tendon Healing in a Bone Tunnel: A Biomechanical and Histological Study in the Dog
115.1 Author
115.2 Reference
115.3 Institution
115.4 Abstract
115.5 Summary
115.6 Citation Count
115.7 Related References
115.8 Key Message
115.9 Why It's Important
115.10 Strengths
115.11 Weaknesses
115.12 Relevance
References
116: The Compressive Behavior of Bone as a Two-Phase Porous Structure
116.1 Author
116.2 Reference
116.3 Institution
116.4 Abstract
116.5 Summary
116.6 Citation Count
116.7 Related References
116.8 Key Message
116.9 Why It Is Important
116.10 Strengths
116.11 Weaknesses
116.12 Relevance
References
117: Quantitative Microradiographic Studies of Normal and Osteoporotic Bone
117.1 Authvor
117.2 Reference
117.3 Institution
117.4 Abstract
117.5 Summary
117.6 Citation Count
117.7 Related References
117.8 Key Message
117.9 Why It's Important
117.10 Strengths
117.11 Weaknesses
117.12 Relevance
References
118: Bone Morphogenetic Protein
118.1 Author
118.2 Reference
118.3 Institution
118.4 Abstract
118.5 Summary
118.6 Key Message
118.7 Why It's Important
118.8 Citation Count
118.9 Related References
118.10 Strengths
118.11 Weaknesses
118.12 Relevance
References
Part X: Classic Papers in Orthopaedic Oncology: Introduction
119: Classic Papers in Orthopaedic Oncology: Introduction
120: The Registry of Bone Sarcomas as an Example of the End-Result Idea in Hospital Organization
120.1 Author
120.2 Reference
120.3 Institution
120.4 Abstract
120.5 Summary
120.6 Citation Count
120.7 Related References
120.8 Key Message
120.9 Why It's Important
120.10 Strengths
120.11 Weaknesses
120.12 Relevance
References
121: Osteogenic Sarcoma. A Study of Six Hundred Cases
121.1 Authors
121.2 Reference
121.3 Institution
121.4 Abstract
121.5 Summary
121.6 Citation Count
121.7 Related References
121.8 Key Message
121.9 Why It's Important
121.10 Strengths
121.11 Weaknesses
121.12 Relevance
References
122: Osteogenic Sarcoma
a Study Based on 133 Patients
122.1 Author
122.2 Reference
122.3 Institution
122.4 Abstract
122.5 Summary
122.6 Citation Count
122.7 Related References
122.8 Key Message
122.9 Why It's Important
122.10 Strengths
122.11 Weaknesses
122.12 Relevance
References
123: Metastatic Disease in Long Bones. A Proposed Scoring System for Diagnosing Impending Pathologic Fractures
123.1 Author
123.2 Reference
123.3 Institution
123.4 Abstract
123.5 Summary
123.6 Citation Count
123.7 Related References
123.8 Key Message
123.9 Why It's Important
123.10 Strengths
123.11 Weaknesses
123.12 Relevance
References
124: Chemotherapy, En Bloc Resection, and Prosthetic Bone Replacement in the Treatment of Osteogenic Sarcoma
124.1 Authors
124.2 Reference
124.3 Institution
124.4 Abstract
124.5 Summary
124.6 Citation Count
124.7 Related References
124.8 Key Message
124.9 Why It's Important
124.10 Strengths
124.11 Weaknesses
124.12 Relevance
References
125: The Treatment of Soft-Tissue Sarcomas of the Extremities. Prospective Randomized Evaluations of (1) Limb-Sparing Surgery Plus Radiation Therapy Compared with Amputation and (2) the Role of Adjuvant Chemotherapy
125.1 Authors
125.2 Reference
125.3 Institution
125.4 Abstract
125.5 Summary
125.6 Citation Count
125.7 Related References
125.8 Key Message
125.9 Why It's Important
125.10 Strengths
125.11 Weaknesses
125.12 Relevance
References
126: Preoperative Versus Postoperative Radiotherapy in Soft-Tissue Sarcoma of the Limbs: A Randomised Trial
126.1 Authors
126.2 Reference
126.3 Institution
126.4 Abstract
126.5 Summary
126.6 Citation Count
126.7 Related References
126.8 Key Message
126.9 Why It's Important
126.10 Strengths
126.11 Weaknesses
126.12 Relevance
References
127: A System for the Surgical Staging of Musculoskeletal Sarcoma
127.1 Authors
127.2 Reference
127.3 Institution
127.4 Abstract
127.5 Summary
127.6 Citation Count
127.7 Related References
127.8 Key Message
127.9 Why It's Important
127.10 Strengths
127.11 Weaknesses
127.12 Relevance
References
128: A System for the Functional Evaluation of Reconstructive Procedures After Surgical Treatment of Tumors of the Musculoskeletal System
128.1 Authors
128.2 Reference
128.3 Institution
128.4 Abstract
128.5 Summary
128.6 Citation Count
128.7 Related References
128.8 Key Message
128.9 Why It's Important
128.10 Strengths
128.11 Weaknesses
128.12 Relevance
References
129: The Hazards of Biopsy in Patients with Malignant Primary Bone and Soft-Tissue Tumors
129.1 Authors
129.2 Reference
129.3 Institution
129.4 Abstract
129.5 Summary
129.6 Citation Count
129.7 Related References
129.8 Key Message
129.9 Why It's Important
129.10 Strengths
129.11 Weaknesses
129.12 Relevance
References
Part XI: Fracture Healing: Introduction
130: Classic Papers in Trauma and Fracture Healing: Introduction
Reference
131: The Influence of Induced Micromovent Upon the Healing of Experimental Tibial Fractures
131.1 Authors
131.2 Reference
131.3 Institution
131.4 Abstract
131.5 Summary
131.6 Citations
131.7 Related References
131.8 Key Message
131.9 Why Is It Important
131.10 Strengths
131.11 Weaknesses
131.12 Relevance
References
132: Morbidity at Bone Graft Donor Sites
132.1 Authors
132.2 Reference
132.3 Institution
132.4 Abstract
132.5 Summary
132.6 Related References
132.7 Citations
132.8 Key Message
132.9 Why Is It Important
132.10 Strengths
132.11 Weaknesses
132.12 Relevance
References
133: Osseointegrated Titanium Implants: Requirements for Ensuring a Long-Lasting, Direct Bone-to-Implant Anchorage in Man
133.1 Authors
133.2 Reference
133.3 Institution
133.4 Abstract
133.5 Summary
133.6 Citation Count
133.7 Related References
133.8 Key Message
133.9 Why Is It Important
133.10 Strengths
133.11 Weaknesses
133.12 Relevance
References
134: Regulation of Bone Formation by Applied Dynamic Loads
134.1 Authors
134.2 Reference
134.3 Institution
134.4 Abstract
134.5 Summary
134.6 Citations
134.7 Related References
134.8 Key Message
134.9 Why Is It Important
134.10 Strengths
134.11 Weaknesses
134.12 Relevance
References
135: Closed Intramedullary Nailing of Femoral Fractures. A Report of Five Hundred and Twenty Cases
135.1 Authors
135.2 Reference
135.3 Institution
135.4 Abstract
135.5 Summary
135.6 Related References
135.7 Citation Count
135.8 Key Message
135.9 Why It's Important
135.10 Strengths
135.11 Weaknesses
135.12 Relevance
References
136: The Tension-Stress Effect on the Genesis and Growth of Tissues Part I. The Influence of Stability of Fixation and Soft-Tissue Preservation
136.1 Author
136.2 Reference
136.3 Institution
136.4 Abstract
136.5 Summary
136.6 Methods
136.7 Results
136.8 Citation Count
136.9 Related References
136.10 Key Message
136.11 Why Is It Important
136.12 Strengths
136.13 Weaknesses
136.14 Relevance
136.15 Background
References
137: The Tension-Stress Effect on the Genesis and Growth of Tissues: Part II. The Influence of the Rate and Frequency of Distraction
137.1 Author
137.2 Reference
137.3 Institute
137.4 Abstract
137.5 Summary
137.6 Citation Count
137.7 Related References
137.8 Key Message
137.9 Why Is It Important
137.10 Strengths
137.11 Relevance
References
138: Prevention of Infection in the Treatment of One Thousand and Twenty-Five Open Fractures of Long Bones. Retrospective and Prospective Analyses
138.1 Authors
138.2 Reference
138.3 Institute
138.4 Abstract
138.5 Summary
138.6 Citations
138.7 Related References
138.8 Key Message
138.9 Why Is It Important
138.10 Strengths
138.11 Weaknesses
138.12 Relevance
References
139: The Biology of Fracture Healing in Long Bones
139.1 Authors
139.2 Reference
139.3 Institution
139.4 Abstract
139.5 Summary
139.6 Citations
139.7 Related References
139.8 Key Message
139.9 Why Is It Important
139.10 Strengths
139.11 Weaknesses
139.12 Relevance
139.12.1 Inflammatory Phase
139.12.2 Soft Callus
139.12.3 Hard Callus
139.12.4 Remodelling
References
140: The Healing of Segmental Bone Defects, Induced by Recombinant Human Bone Morphogenetic Protein (rhBMP-2): A Radiographic, Histological, and Biomechanical Study in Rats
140.1 Authors
140.2 Reference
140.3 Institution
140.4 Abstract
140.5 Summary
140.6 Citations
140.7 Related References
140.8 Key Message
140.9 Why Is It Important
140.10 Strengths
140.11 Weaknesses
140.12 Relevance
References
141: Early Versus Delayed Stabilization of Femoral Fractures
141.1 Author
141.2 Reference
141.3 Institution
141.4 Abstract
141.5 Summary
141.6 Citations Count
141.7 Related References
141.8 Key Message
141.9 Why It's Important
141.10 Strengths
141.11 Weaknesses
141.12 Relevance
References
Part XII: Classic Papers in Orthopaedic Pediatrics: Introduction
142: Classic Papers in Orthopaedic Paediatric: Introduction
References
143: Acute Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis: The Importance of Physeal Stability
143.1 Author
143.2 Institute
143.3 Reference
143.4 Abstract
143.5 Citation Count
143.6 Related References
143.7 Key Message
143.8 Strengths
143.9 Weaknesses
143.10 Relevance
References
144: Surgical Dislocation of the Adult Hip: A Technique with Full Access to the Femoral Head and Acetabulum Without the Risk of Avascular Necrosis
144.1 Author
144.2 Institute
144.3 Reference
144.4 Abstract
144.5 Citation Count
144.6 Related References
144.7 Key Message
144.8 Strengths
144.9 Weaknesses
144.10 Relevance
Reference
145: The Natural History of Legg-Calve- Perthes Disease
145.1 Authors
145.2 Institute
145.3 Reference
145.4 Abstract
145.5 Citations Count
145.6 Related References
145.7 Key Message
145.8 Strengths
145.9 Weaknesses
145.10 Relevance
Reference
146: Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease. Part II: Prospective Multicenter Study of the Effect of Treatment on Outcome
146.1 Author
146.2 Institute
146.3 Reference
146.4 Abstract
146.5 Citation Count
146.6 Related References
146.7 Key Message
146.8 Strengths
146.9 Weaknesses
146.10 Relevance
References
147: Classification of Hip Joint Dysplasia by Means of Sonography
147.1 Author
147.2 Institute
147.3 Reference
147.4 Abstract
147.5 Citation Count
147.6 Related References
147.7 Strengths
147.8 Weaknesses
147.9 Relevance and Authors Recommendations
References
148: First Fifteen Years Personal-Experience with Innominate Osteotomy in Treatment of Congenital Dislocation and Subluxation of Hip
148.1 Author
148.2 Institute
148.3 Reference
148.4 Abstract
148.5 Citation Count
148.6 Related References
148.7 Key Message
148.8 Strengths
148.9 Weaknesses
148.10 Relevance
References
149: A Harness for Treatment of Congenital Hip Dislocation in Infants
149.1 Author
149.2 Institute
149.3 Reference
149.4 Abstract
149.5 Citation Count
149.6 Related References
149.7 Key Message
149.8 Strengths
149.9 Weaknesses
149.10 Relevance
References
150: Congenital Dislocation of the Hip: Development of the Joint After Closed Reduction
150.1 Author
150.2 Institute
150.3 Reference
150.4 Abstract
150.5 Citation Count
150.6 Related References
150.7 Key Message
150.8 Strengths
150.9 Weaknesses
150.10 Relevance
References
151: Congenital Club Foot: The Result of Treatment
151.1 Author
151.2 Institute
151.3 Reference
151.4 Abstract
151.5 Citation Count
151.6 Related References
151.7 Key Message
151.8 Strengths
151.9 Weaknesses
151.10 Relevance
Reference
152: Development and Reliability of a System to Classify Gross Motor Function in Children with Cerebral Palsy
152.1 Author
152.2 Institute
152.3 Reference
152.4 Abstract
152.5 Citation Count
152.6 Related References
152.7 Key Message
152.8 Strengths
152.9 Weaknesses
152.10 Relevance
Reference
153: Hip Dislocation and Subluxation in Cerebral Palsy
153.1 Author
153.2 Institute
153.3 Reference
153.4 Abstract
153.5 Citation Count
153.6 Related References
153.7 Key Message
153.8 Strengths
153.9 Weaknesses
153.10 Relevance
Reference
154: Injuries Involving the Epiphyseal Plate
154.1 Author
154.2 Institute
154.3 Reference
154.4 Abstract
154.5 Citation Count
154.6 Related References
154.7 Key Message
154.8 Strengths
154.9 Weaknesses
154.10 Relevance
References
155: Limb Lengthening by Callus Distraction (Callotasis)
155.1 Author
155.2 Institute
155.3 Reference
155.4 Abstract
155.5 Citation Count
155.6 Related References
155.7 Key Message
155.8 Strengths
155.9 Weaknesses
155.10 Relevance and Authors Recommendations
References
156: Differentiating Between Septic Arthritis and Transient Synovitis of the Hip in Children: An Evidence-Based Clinical Prediction Algorithm
156.1 Author
156.2 Institute
156.3 Reference
156.4 Abstract
156.5 Citation Count
156.6 Related References
156.7 Key Message
156.8 Strengths
156.9 Weaknesses
156.10 Relevance
References
Part XIII: Miscellaneous Topics
157: Levels of Evidence
References
158: How to Review a Scientific Manuscript
158.1 The Process of Critical Appraisal
158.2 The Anatomy of a Scientific Manuscript
158.3 Appraisal for the New Reader
158.3.1 Introduction
158.3.2 Methods
158.3.3 Results
158.3.4 Discussion
158.4 Interpreting Figures, Tables, and Graphs
158.5 Advanced Critical Appraisal
158.6 The Study Types
158.6.1 Qualitative Research
158.6.2 Case Reports
158.6.3 Case Series
158.6.3.1 Checklist for Case Series
Introduction
Methods
Results
Discussion
158.6.4 Cross-Sectional Studies
158.6.4.1 Checklist for Cross-Sectional Studies
Introduction
Methods
Results
Discussion and Conclusion
158.6.5 Case Control Study
158.6.5.1 Checklist for Case Control Studies
Introduction
Methods
Results
158.6.6 Cohort Studies
158.6.6.1 Checklist for Cohort Studies
Introduction
Methods
Results
Discussion and Conclusion
158.6.7 Randomised Controlled Trials (RCTs)
158.6.7.1 Checklist for RCTs
Introduction
Methods
Results
158.6.7.2 Systematic Reviews and Meta- analysis of RCTs
158.6.7.3 Checklist for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analysis of RCTs
Introduction
Methods
Results
Discussion
References
159: How to Get Published and Impact Factors
159.1 Introduction
159.2 When Should You Consider Publishing
159.3 How to Write a Scientific Manuscript
159.3.1 Title
159.3.2 Abstract
159.3.3 Introduction
159.3.4 Material and Methods
159.3.5 Results
159.3.6 Discussion
159.3.7 References
159.4 To Which Journal Should the Paper Be Submitted?
159.5 Before Submitting Your Paper
159.6 The Submission and Review Process
159.7 Impact Factors
References
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