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Orthopedic Journal Orthopedic Iowa Orthopedic Journal JUNE 2021 VOLUME 41 ISSUE 1 THE IOWA THE ORTHOPEDIC JOURNAL IOWA ORTHOPEDIC JOURNAL Published by the residents and faculty of the 20 University of Iowa Department of Orthopedics 21 and Rehabilitation VOLUME 41 ISSUE 1 VOLUME 41 EDITORS Christopher Carender, MD David DeMik, MD, PharmD Alan Shamrock, MD BUSINESS MANAGER Christopher Cychosz, MD INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS, 2022 EDITION https://medicine.uiowa.edu/orthopedics/education/iowa-orthopedic-journal We will consider any original article relevant to orthopedic 4. ILLUSTRATIONS/IMAGES/LEGENDS: Each figure and surgery, orthopedic science or the teaching of either for publication table should be submitted on its own, separate page. Tables are in The Iowa Orthopedic Journal. Articles will be enthusiastically preferred to be submitted as separate word or excel files. Figures received from alumni, visitors to the department, members of the are preferred to be submitted as high resolution (300 ppi) jpeg, Iowa Orthopaedic Society, residents, friends, and colleagues. pdf or tif files. Legends for all illustrations should be listed in order of appearance and single spaced. Color illustrations may Published articles and illustrations become the property of not be used unless it is the opinion of the journal that they convey The Iowa Orthopedic Journal. The journal is peer reviewed and information not available in grayscale. Web page images are referenced in PubMed, Index Medicus and MEDLINE. Articles to be avoided. Set digital cameras to their highest quality (ppi) previously published will not be accepted unless their content has setting for photographs. When submitting an illustration that been significantly changed. The IOJ receives approximately 57,000 has appeared elsewhere, give full information about previous downloads per month. publication and credit to be given, and state whether or not permission to reproduce it has been obtained. When submitting an article, send the following: 5. PREPARATION OF MANUSCRIPT: Manuscripts must 1. TITLE PAGE: The title page should list the authors’ names be typewritten and double spaced using wide margins. Write in the order in which they should appear. The corresponding out numbers under 10 except percentages, degrees or numbers author must be clearly identified with mailing address, telephone/ expressed as decimals. Direct quotations should include the exact fax number and an e-mail address. Statements including sources page number on which they appeared in the book or article. All of funding and conflicts of interest must also be included. measurements should be given in SI metric units. The body of Manuscripts will not be returned unless requested. the manuscript should contain an Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Acknowledgements (if any), References, and Figure 2. ABSTRACT: Word count is limited to 350 words. The abstract Legend. should consist of five paragraphs, with the headingsBackground (which states the primary research question), Methods, Results, 6. SUBMISSION OF MANUSCRIPT: Authors may submit Conclusions, and Level of Evidence (for clinical articles) or the manuscript in a word file with continuous numbering and Clinical Relevance (for basic-science articles). as many additional files (figures, illustrations, legends, etc.) as needed. Please visit https://ioj.scholasticahq.com to submit your 3. REFERENCES: References must list references in order of manuscript. use (not alphabetically), and be double-spaced. References must be presented in the text by superscript numbers. All references 7. Additional information may be obtained by visiting https:// must be cited in the text. Journal names should be abbreviated and capitalized according to the National Library of Medicine. https:// medicine.uiowa.edu/orthopedics/education/iowa-orthopedic-journal www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nlmcatalog?term=currentlyindexed or by e-mailing the Iowa Orthopedic Journal at [email protected]. THE IOWA ORTHOPEDIC JOURNAL 2021 Volume 41 Issue 1 EDITORS STAFF ADVISERS Christopher Carender, MD J. Lawrence Marsh, MD David DeMik, MD, PharmD Jose A. Morcuende, MD Alan Shamrock, MD For E-Publication This Fall .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... i 2021-2022 Schedule of Lectureships and Conferences ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... ii 2021 Editors’ Note ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. iii Editors Emeriti .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................iv Dedication — Honoring Dr. James V. Nepola...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................v-vi Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation Faculty ......................................................................................................................................................................................................vii Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation Residents ............................................................................................................................................................................................. viii 2021 Graduating Orthopedic Residents ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ix-xi 2021 Graduating Fellows ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................xii 2021 New Orthopedic Faculty .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... xiii Bonfiglio Award and Iowa Orthopaedic Society Award ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... xiv DIVERSITY Orthopedic Surgery Residency Application Process in 2020 - Has Diversity Been Affected? Lindsey S. Caldwell, MD, Ericka A. Lawler, MD ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1 Identifying Barriers: Current Breastfeeding Policy in Orthopedic Surgery Residency Malynda Wynn, MD, Lindsey Caldwell, MD, Heather Kowalski, MD, Ericka Lawler, MD .........................................................................................................................5 EDUCATION AND SPECIAL INTEREST Resist the Rise of Irrelevant Outcome Measures in Clinical Research? Benjamin J. Miller, MD, MS .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 Social Media Utilization Trends in Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Programs During the COVID-19 Pandemic Ryan LeDuc, MD, Madeline M. Lyons, MD, David Riopelle, BS, Karen Wu, MD, Adam Schiff, MD ................................................................................................ 13 Pregnancy and Parental Leave During Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Jocelyn Compton, MD, Christina J. Hajewski, MD, Andrew J. Pugely, MD, MHCDS ...................................................................................................................................... 19 Trends in Rural Outreach by Orthopedic Surgeons Thomas S. Gruca, PhD, Gregory C. Nelson, MA, RN, Cory Shultz, MBA ................................................................................................................................................................. 25 Asymptomatic Pre-Operative COVID-19 Screening for Essential and Elective Surgeries: Early Results of Universal Screening at a Midwestern Academic Medical Center Nathan R. Hendrickson, MD, MS, Kyle Kesler, MD, David E. DeMik, MD, PharmD, Natalie A. Glass, PhD, Matthew K. Watson, MBA, RN, Bradley A. Ford MD, PhD, Jorge L. Salinas, MD, Andrew J. Pugely, MD................................................................................
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