Replying to @dbab1981 @JArthroplasty
Definitely appears to be a good example of publication bias….
Replying to @JArthroplasty
Pretty sure you can’t make these conclusions from an observational study containing 31 cases.
Or an observational study full stop…. Association is not causation!
Study seems woefully underpowered?
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Replying to @doctorthomaschr
Pretty clear from the associated BOAST that it shouldn’t be happening - boa.ac.uk/static/7ded8f00-98…
Replying to @andrewhallortho
Congrats mate - amazing news. Enjoy a return to the sleepless nights 😉😴!
I think part of the issue is that UK training is geared towards the generalist, which is a model of practice that has largely disappeared.
There obviously still needs to be some generalist content, but a better balance towards specialism should surely be attainable nationally.
Replying to @jamesdixonortho @scotorth
Congrats James - awesome work! 🙌🏻@GrampianOrtho
Replying to @sib313
Maybe true for ED, but I would argue not true for other aspects e.g. surgical efficiency. Here there are number of factors that are relevant in estimates of operative time etc that AI could access and probably do a better job of assimilating than we currently do.
Replying to @sib313
Solve - no; help - potentially. Things like flow and efficiency are good targets. As others have mentioned data quality / lack of interoperability are major barriers, but not insurmountable.
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Replying to @NitinKimmatkar
Gives a whole new perspective on rib plating!!
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Let's talk penalty context. Every time I post these, people are always moving the goalposts.
"All the Chiefs penalties are meaningless and don't affect anything! But every penalty called on their opponents is blatant cheating!"
Specifics vary, but it always boils down to that.
Replying to @AleksiReito @DrJesseMorse
A classic for the armchair epidemiologist!
Also no Covid comparison group or adjustment for confounding effect of actual Covid infection….
Is it locked statically proximally? If so I’d consider releasing, ensuring no block to screw in lateral cortex, and trying to let dynamise. Otherwise looking at a valgus osteotomy realistically.
Replying to @BrianChalmersMD @stevemchale @jointdocShields @orthotraumamd @orthobullets @shaunpat1 @KPSCALnews @bethgausdenmd @ACR_MD @DrChadKrueger @PeltMD @jaimelbellamyDO @ChrisGraysonMD1 @NaanDerthaal
Registry data for lifetime risk of revision in a young patient still only quoted as 40%, so 90% does seem pretty high (although appreciate in this scenario the obesity likely plays a factor).
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3563…
Replying to @BritOrthopaedic @deepamusafir1
Seems very short sighted given the potential tsunami of fragility fractures that are likely heading our way…. 🌊pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3816…
Replying to @NaanDerthaal
Key thing here is that innovation is done in a safe, regulated and progressive way.
Informed consent is crucial.
It’s when these things don’t happen that we end up with disaster.
Regulations still not really able to hold people to account.










