Klaus Draenert • Yvette Draenert Tim Pohlemann • Gerd Regel 2012 Stops along the way….. The story began with a question regarding contact healing of single cancellous bone trabeculae. At the time, our first animal experiment using beagles was conducted under Hans Willenegger in Liestal in order to answer this gap of the ASIF (Association for the Studying […]
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Francisco del Piñal (Editor in Chief ) Christophe Mathoulin and Toshiyasu Nakamura (Co-editors) 2012 Ulnar pain has been considered the black hole of the wrist. As a matter of fact, one of the main aims when the scope was introduced in the wrist more than 20 years ago was to unravel ulnar pain. Yet, we still have […]
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Frank R. Noyes • Sue D. Barber-Westin Editors 2012 The dilemma of the gender disparity in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries began nearly 20 years ago when unsettling data began to appear in the American Journal of Sports Medicine from the editors’ orthopedic and sports medicine center and the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
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Felix Bronner • Mary C. Farach-Carson Helmtrud I. Roach Editor 2012
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Dario Carlo Alpini • Antonio Cesarani Guido Brugnoni 2014 Vertigo is one of the most frequently experienced physical disturbances and is probably also the most interdisciplinary symptom. As Thomas Brandt highlighted in his book “ Vertigo. Its Multisensory Syndromes ” [1], understanding vertigo may be approached through taking into account how vision, hearing, and proprioception […]
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Karl Knahr Editor 2014 Potential Drawbacks and Benefits of Commonly Used Materials Although great advances have been achieved during the last decades in total hip and knee arthroplasty, we have to accept that not all “improvements” have turned out as real benefit for the success of the implant. This applies especially to modifications in the […]
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Fares S. Haddad Editor 2014 The last 20 years have seen a revolution in our understanding of the pathophysiology of hip disease and of hip injuries in sport and have provided us with a plethora of new investigational and interventional modalities to unravel what was previously a mysterious field.
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Robin V. West • Alexis C. Colvin Editors 2014 Patellofemoral pain and instability can be challenging to treat, especially in the athlete. We are pleased to present this reference with contributions from the leaders in the field and have included topics that are critical to the treatment of patellar pathology.
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Irving M. Shapiro • Makarand V. Risbud Editors 2014 Molecular and Structural Studies of the Disc in Health and Disease Current understandings of the biology of the intervertebral disc is predicated on comprehension of the processes of aging in the human body. Its generalized nature has often led to flawed surgical strategies with focal attention […]
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Pieter P.R.N. d’Hooghe • Gino M.M.J. Kerkhoffs Editors 2014 Football is the most popular sport worldwide. People played football from the eighteenth century onwards, and the game has developed tremendously through the years. Nowadays, it’s the world’s biggest side issue with all (dis)advantages that come with that status.
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