“There is an opportunity to be creative about the design [of care] and to personalize interventions for subgroups of patients that have different challenges [after traumatic injury].” – Nathan O’Hara, PhD, MHA

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Choose the right tibial tubercle osteotomy for patellofemoral instability.

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🦠 Results presented at #OTA2026 showed cefazolin plus gentamicin and ceftriaxone may offer similar infection rates for patients with open lower extremity fractures.

@otatrauma

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🗨️ “Although the differences in clinical outcomes were small, nearly every measure consistently favored resurfacing.” – David W. Murray, MD

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🗨️ “We have a strong understanding of the risk factors for instability following reverse TSA, but the next challenge is translating that knowledge into actionable surgical strategies to prevent dislocation.” – Jay M. Levin, MD, MBA, of @DukeHealth

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🦵 Results presented at #OTA2026 showed limb salvage was not associated with a higher risk for death in older patients compared with early amputation after limb-threatening trauma.

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“To classify everything in a standardized, uniformed fashion will not only help us understand and be able to study infections better … but help our field stay on the same page when we talk about future research.” – Abhishek Ganta, MD

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🗨️ “The expected postoperative trajectory following scapholunate ligament repair and reconstruction is something that will help build and set patient expectations.” – Troy B. Amen, MD, MBA, of @HSpecialSurgery.

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🗨️ “We need a more engaging way to help people with their psychosocial challenges after a fracture.” – Sheila A. Sprague, PhD

@otatrauma

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💊Extended oral antibiotics had lower adjusted rates for urinary tract infection and readmissions.

🗨️ “I would not interpret those associations as evidence that extended oral antibiotics caused those reductions.” - Ilda Molloy, MD, MS

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💰 Patellar resurfacing during total knee replacement may be more economical for patients and healthcare institutions over time.

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🗨️ “If you are concerned enough to continue antibiotics … these patients may require closer monitoring and further evaluation,” Billy I. Kim, MD, from @HSpecialSurgery, told @GoHealio.

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A multicenter machine learning analysis identified several patient and implant risk factors as being associated with instability after reverse shoulder arthroplasty. @ASESmembers

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A standardized international registry may capture longitudinal patterns after scapholunate ligament surgery, with early worsening function and pain postoperatively before improvement and stabilization. #ASSH2026

@TheHandSociety

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🩹 Results presented at #OTA2026 showed cognitive behavioral therapy did not significantly reduce moderate-to-severe persistent pain in patients recovering from extremity fracture surgery.

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🗨️ “Utilization of extended oral antibiotics has skyrocketed, especially in the past decade. Despite that increase, we did not see a reduction in PJI through 5 years.” - Ilda Molloy, MD, MS

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