Rush Orthopedics Journal the Science of Healing
2019 Rush Orthopedics Journal The science of healing. What causes tendinopathy to develop, and why is it so challenging to treat? See page 35 to learn how Robert W. Wysocki, MD, and Anna Plaas, PhD, are looking for answers at the cellular level. Faculty Editors Editor in Chief Adam Yanke, MD, PhD Deputy Editors Shane J. Nho, MD, MS; Robert W. Wysocki, MD Associate Editors Alan T. Blank, MD, MS; Kevin Campbell, MD; Matthew W. Colman, MD; Gregory Lopez, MD; Phillip K. Louie, MD; Joel Williams, MD Editors Emeriti David Fardon, MD; Steven Gitelis, MD Articles Chairman’s Letter 2 Faculty Highlights 3 Orthopedic Excellence 4 Volume and Quality Data 5 Orthopedic Faculty and Fellows 6 Department of Orthopedic Surgery Residents 8 Effect of Patella Alta on the Native Anatomometricity of the 9 Medial Patellofemoral Complex: A Cadaveric Study Adam Yanke, MD, PhD; Hailey Huddleston, BS; Kevin Campbell, MD; Michael L. Redondo, MA, BS; Alejandro A. Espinoza-Orías, PhD; Jorge Chahla, MD, PhD; Brian J. Cole, MD, MBA; Jack Farr, MD Infinite Possibilities 15 Adam Yanke, MD, PhD, and Hannah Lundberg, PhD, are studying the use of advanced computer modeling to help inform surgical decisions Impact of Local Steroid Application in a Minimally Invasive 18 Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion Brittany E. Haws, MD; Benjamin Khechen, BA; Joon S. Yoo, BA; Daniel D. Bohl, MD, MPH; Benjamin C. Mayo, MD; Dustin H. Massel, MD; Jordan A. Guntin, BS; Kaitlyn L. Cardinal, BS; Kern Singh, MD Reduced Blood Loss With Use of Canady Hybrid Plasma 25 Scalpel Compared With Bovie Electrocautery in the Resection of Soft-Tissue Sarcoma Connor Wakefield, BS; Chris Culvern, MS; Matthew W.
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