2026
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Alexander F. Dagi, Michael B Amrami, Katherine A. Rosenwasser, Jarrod T. Bogue
CASE: A 4-year-old girl with bilateral arthrogrypotic clubfoot underwent posterior release with bilateral V-Y advancement flaps. At 4 months, the patient ambulated independently over moderate distances. One-year follow-up confirmed pain-free functional ambulation, although persistent toe-walking highlighted ongoing neuromuscular challenges and minor correction …
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2025
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Ritt R. Givens, Jennifer A. Kunes, Riley Sevensky, Kevin Jia Qi Lu et autres
: Background Given the breadth of findings and recommendations regarding the acceptable alignment and optimal management of pediatric fractures, pervasive questions remain about the current versus best practices. We aimed to identify patterns and assess agreement in the management of pediatric fractures …
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2024
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Ritt R. Givens, Jamie Bousleiman, Mark M. Herbert, Afrain Z. Boby et autres
Background: The physiological importance of calcium and vitamin D intake, specifically in a pediatric population, is readily understood by pediatric orthopaedists. However, there is a lack of research that demonstrates caregivers' awareness regarding pediatric orthopaedic patients' bone health, such as the importance …
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2024
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John R. Zech, Laura Santos, Steven J. Staffa, David Zurakowski et autres
< .001). Conclusion Lower extremity growth curves derived from AI measurements on standing slot-scanning radiographs from a diverse pediatric data set enabled more accurate prediction of pediatric growth. © RSNA, 2024
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2023
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Katherine A. Rosenwasser, Nicholas C. Danford, Joshua E. Hyman
Orthopedic injuries represent a spectrum of pathology from minor injuries that require nothing more than benign neglect to severe life-threatening injuries that require immediate and potentially lifesaving treatment. Some injuries are emergencies. Identifying these emergencies is crucial as they can be missed. …
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2022
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Katherine A. Rosenwasser, Hyrum Judd, Joshua E. Hyman
Pes cavus is defined as an abnormal elevation of the medial longitudinal arch of the foot. More than two-thirds of patients with pes cavus are found to have an underlying neurologic diagnosis driving a muscle imbalance within the foot. Expedient clinical diagnosis …
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2017
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Charles Aaron Popkin, Katherine A. Rosenwasser, Henry B. Ellis
Although fractures of the elbow are extremely common in pediatric patients, the T-type distal humerus fracture is rare and offers unique challenges. The mechanism of injury may be similar to the adult counterpart and is usually caused by a fall onto a …
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