Study of children who had reductions for developmental hip dysplasia at age 2 years or younger highlights differences in outcomes for open and closed reductions.
How a urology and nephrology affinity group redefined the meaning of collaborative research, propelling field-changing innovations in translational medicine
Urologists in the Pediatric Urology Midwest Alliance recently looked at how endoscopic assisted robotic pyelolithotomy could reduce the number of procedures for children with ureteropelvic junction obstruction.
An FDA black box warning directed at ENT doctors performing tonsil and adenoid surgeries also affected prescribing patterns by dentists.
Study leads researchers to recommend against routine use of preoperative SSEP/TMS testing in cases of AIS requiring corrective surgery.
Differences in velopharyngeal structures and muscles appear to be connected to speech and hearing dysfunction.
Study also finds fecal continence rates for children born with ARMs are lower than previously reported.
