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Men have increased incidence of cervical sprains and fractures associated with sports

AAOS: Football Is Leading Cause of Cervical Injury in U.S.

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Incidence of injuries in males was 1.7 and 3.6 times greater than for females for neck sprains, fractures
Despite low-level evidence

AAOS: Stem Cell Tx for Knee OA Costs About $5,000 Per Injection

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High cost, rapidly expanding use despite low-level evidence; mean marketed clinical efficacy of 82.2%
A shared decision support intervention is beneficial for patients considering destination therapy left ventricular assist device placement

Shared Decision-Making Beneficial for Destination Therapy LVAD

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Improves patient decisions; stronger link between stated values, patient-reported treatment choice
The prevalence of hearing loss in preschool children who had heart surgery in infancy may be above 20 percent

High Prevalence of Hearing Loss Seen After Infant Heart Surgery

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Younger gestational age, having a genetic anomaly, longer post-op stay associated with hearing loss

February 2018 Briefing – Surgery

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Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Surgery for February 2018. This roundup includes the latest...
About 11 percent of patient encounters with a diagnosis code of transsexualism or gender identity disorder involve gender-affirming surgery

U.S. Trends in Gender-Affirming Surgery Explored

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10.9 percent of encounters with transsexualism, gender identity disorder involve the surgery
Alternatives to whole liver transplants for children have become safer

Alternatives to Whole Liver Transplants Feasible for Children

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Alternatives helped to improve outcomes 2002 to 2015, indicating new ways to increase organ supply
Sleeve gastrectomy is associated with an improvement in glycemia

Sleeve Gastrectomy Linked to Improved Glycemia in Mice

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Sleeve gastrectomy causes improvement in muscle and hepatic insulin sensitivity
Balanced crystalloids offer some benefits versus saline in critically ill and noncritically ill adults

Balanced Crystalloids Cut Kidney Events in Critically Ill

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For noncritically ill patients, no difference in number of hospital-free days for crystalloids versus saline
Coronary artery bypass grafting is associated with a significant reduction in major adverse cardiac and cerebrovascular events and mortality compared with percutaneous coronary intervention among patients with diabetes mellitus

CABG May Be Best for Patients With DM, LV Dysfunction

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Fewer adverse cardiac, cerebrovascular events, deaths with cardiac artery bypass graft than PCI