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AAOS Now, October 2025

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  • Video highlights single-incision fasciotomy for compartment syndrome of the lower extremity

    Neil Jain, MD; Michael DeRogatis, MD, MS; Paul Issack, MD, PhD, FAAOS, FACS

    Lower-extremity compartment syndrome is a devastating condition if not promptly diagnosed and managed.

  • Bone-RADS is a novel scoring system to differentiate lytic bone lesions

    Alec Bigness, MD; Jamie Caracciolo, MD; Odion Binitie, MD, FAAOS

    Orthopaedic surgeons often encounter radiographic findings that raise concern for undiagnosed malignancies, with diagnoses ranging from benign bone cysts to metastases or primary bone tumors.

  • Radiation exposure is a hidden burden in orthopaedic surgery

    Julia Perugini, BS; Jad Lawand, MS; Pooya Hosseinzadeh, MD, FAAOS

    This article highlights the known risks associated with radiation exposure and outlines strategies for protection and education.

  • Effective leadership in the OR starts with emotional intelligence

    Christopher Iobst, MD

    Whether they realize it or not, all orthopaedic surgeons are placed in a position of leadership.

  • Ergonomics in the OR cannot be overlooked

    Sean A. Tabaie, MD, MBA, FAAOS

    Orthopaedic surgery demands precision, endurance, and strength.

  • ‘Can you hear me, doc?’: Is it time to take OR noise seriously?

    Benjamin Boss, AuD, CCC-A; Christopher J. DeFrancesco, MD

    Repeated exposure to hazardous sound levels can damage cochlear hair cells and cause permanent noise-induced hearing loss .

  • Cognitive ergonomics can reduce the burden of mental fatigue

    David Bennett, MD; Pooya Hosseinzadeh, MD, FAAOS; Keith Baldwin, MD, MS

    For orthopaedic surgeons, the challenge of cognitive fatigue is often unavoidable.

  • Sponsored Video: Not all sNPWT products are equally supported

    The PICO System has been shown to reduce the odds of SSIs2 and costly surgical reinterventions.

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