Elbow injuries involving multiple structures as the result of a traumatic event are described in the literature in a variety of ways, including:Complex elbow dislocationComplex elbow instabilityComplex traumatic elbow injuriesTraumatic elbow dislocationsRegardless of the term used…
Restoring shoulder mobility after a surgery is critical to the patient’s long-term function.Although differing opinions exist regarding the exact timing of these activities after a surgery, it is clear that certain exercises should be utilized…
Often, patients consider mallet finger injuries (sometimes called “baseball finger”) to be a minor injury; however, without proper care, function can be lost. For the best outcomes following a mallet finger injury, patient adherence to…
Mark your calendars! Our new comprehensive CHT prep program, created in partnership with Ann Porretto-Loehrke, launches in June! With curated courses, supplementary handouts, a practice exam, and a dedicated Facebook group to connect with others…
What makes an elbow injury complex?Is it the number of structures involved in the injury? The severity of the damage? Or is it the amount of clinical reasoning required to appropriately treat the injury?Although various…
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