All surgeons attempt to give their patients the optimum level of treatment at their disposal. They search their knowledge in order to come to the best diagnostic and practical solution to the problems which they face. Their decisions are based upon the wisdom which they have gathered during their years of training and experience. They combine clinical expertise with an understanding of the current views on management based on the best available research and opinion. This has been the stan-dard approach to care of the patient since the time of Hippocrates. In recent years there has arisen the concept of ‘evidence-based medicine’, in which emphasis has been placed on attempt
Randomized controlled trials in surgery are notoriously difficult to design and conduct due to numer...
Surgeons make decisions with patients about whento operate and when to recommend nonoperative care o...
Orthopaedic surgeons have been noted to have the power of a bull and, unfairly, the brains to match....
The status of many orthopaedic operations today is little better founded in science than was the sta...
he medical and surgical community understands and supports evidence-based medicine, which involves t...
Joint replacement in the UK has traditionally been per-formed either at National Health Service (NHS...
The smooth paths of progress are often crossed by rough tracks some of which may provide short cuts ...
The process of delivery of health care is complex and includes aspects which concern the clinician, ...
Orthopaedic specialists should completely and sequentially manage osteoarthritis, from the onset to ...
This paper examines the establishment of National Health Service (NHS) podiatric surgery as a challe...
The management of the multiply-injured patient has been revolutionised during the past century. Adva...
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery (British Volume) had a long and justified reputation for deliver...
This study examines the relationship between orthopaedic and podiatric surgeons which has formed sin...
Every year an estimated 234 million major surgical procedures are undertaken worldwide. In 2009–10, ...
In orthopaedic surgery there is a well-recognised relation-ship between accuracy and outcome. Accura...
Randomized controlled trials in surgery are notoriously difficult to design and conduct due to numer...
Surgeons make decisions with patients about whento operate and when to recommend nonoperative care o...
Orthopaedic surgeons have been noted to have the power of a bull and, unfairly, the brains to match....
The status of many orthopaedic operations today is little better founded in science than was the sta...
he medical and surgical community understands and supports evidence-based medicine, which involves t...
Joint replacement in the UK has traditionally been per-formed either at National Health Service (NHS...
The smooth paths of progress are often crossed by rough tracks some of which may provide short cuts ...
The process of delivery of health care is complex and includes aspects which concern the clinician, ...
Orthopaedic specialists should completely and sequentially manage osteoarthritis, from the onset to ...
This paper examines the establishment of National Health Service (NHS) podiatric surgery as a challe...
The management of the multiply-injured patient has been revolutionised during the past century. Adva...
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery (British Volume) had a long and justified reputation for deliver...
This study examines the relationship between orthopaedic and podiatric surgeons which has formed sin...
Every year an estimated 234 million major surgical procedures are undertaken worldwide. In 2009–10, ...
In orthopaedic surgery there is a well-recognised relation-ship between accuracy and outcome. Accura...
Randomized controlled trials in surgery are notoriously difficult to design and conduct due to numer...
Surgeons make decisions with patients about whento operate and when to recommend nonoperative care o...
Orthopaedic surgeons have been noted to have the power of a bull and, unfairly, the brains to match....