Bones and Joints: Injury, Repair and Keeping Them Healthy

Musculoskeletal conditions are amongst the most common medical maladies, with more than 1.7 billion people experiencing bone or joint problems worldwide. These conditions rank first among visits to physicians' offices, with one out of every two Americans reporting a musculoskeletal problem. Musculoskeletal injuries result from accidents, falls, workplace, sports, and war-related injuries. These programs address common issues in bone and joint injuries, and provides an in-depth glimpse at what is being done to improve the care of the injured patient.

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Programs

The Four Stages of Bone Fracture Healing (3/6/2021)

Pinched Nerves and Neurogenic Pain (3/5/2019)

Not All Tissue Heals In The Same Way (2/25/2019)

Biomechanics and Injury (9/18/2017)

The Idea Behind Regenerative Medicine (9/15/2017)

Bones and Joints: Trauma (7/10/2017)

Bones and Joints: Pain Management (7/3/2017)

Bones and Joints: The Skeleton (6/26/2017)

A Look Inside The Orthopaedic Trauma Institute (6/19/2017)

Bones and Joints: Spine, Neck and Lower Back Injuries (6/12/2017)

Bones and Joints: Diabetes (6/5/2017)

Fractures in an Aging Population (9/26/2016)

Living With Limb-Loss: Advances in Amputation Medicine (8/9/2016)

Bone Injuries Around the World: A New Perspective (8/8/2016)

The “Broken Arm”: How are the Most Common Injuries Treated? (7/19/2016)

Mending the Injured: How are Fractures Treated? (7/12/2016)

The Wonders of Bone Healing (7/5/2016)


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