In #CORR, Dias et al. found that being a woman PD did not influence the gender diversity of an orthopaedic surgery program—and the role may "carry a special jeopardy for them," since women tend to become PDs earlier in their careers. #orthoTwitter #medEd ow.ly/8eWr50T57t5

#MeetTheCORRBoard: In the early 70s, a decision that Assoc Editor Dr. George Thompson was forced to make within 24 hours set him on the path to becoming an #orthopedicsurgeon. Now, he is an invaluable asset to #orthopedics and #CORR #orthoTwitter #MedTwitter #veteran

In #CORR, Gerull et al. found that women and minority orthopaedic residents experienced more mistreatment than their peers, and women also reported more emotional exhaustion, stereotype threat, and thoughts of leaving residency. #orthoTwitter #medTwitter ow.ly/6ANc50T7TlL

Last chance to submit your manuscript for consideration in our next selected proceedings from the European Musculo-Skeletal Oncology Society (#EMSOS)! The deadline is this Friday, Aug. 30, 2024. Visit editorialmanager.com/corr to begin your submission. #orthoTwitter #oncology

In #CORR, Kumaran et al. found that while most (94%) LGBTQ+ orthopaedic professionals are at least partially out in their workplace, many (74%) have experienced some form of differential treatment, regardless of geographic location in the US. #orthoTwitter ow.ly/wRKY50T8ZQE

In #CORR, Vo et al. discovered that 37% of their orthopaedic trauma patients screened positive for food insecurity, and these patients were more likely to develop superficial infections after surgery. #disparities #orthoTwitter #trauma Boris A. Zelle, MD, MBA ow.ly/MeUI50Ta35C

To develop a less-invasive method to arrest growth in children, Noonan et al. found that a microwave antenna placed into a pig’s proximal tibia growth plate can slow the growth of it without pain and alteration of gait & function #CORR #orthoTwitter ow.ly/IbQe50TaRYx

"The surgeon serves as a gatekeeper, facilitating transitions of care to a team of multiskilled clinicians," Ponce et al. write in the next #ValuebasedHealthcare column. Read their tips for building a multiskilled clinician team in #CORR #orthoTwitter ow.ly/RYG550Tb0yb

#CallforPapers: One month left to submit your paper for consideration in #CORR's selected proceedings from the 13th Annual International Congress of Arthroplasty Registries #ISAR2024! Submit your manuscript at editorialmanager.com/corr by September 30, 2024. #orthoTwitter

"Although the design was ultimately unsuccessful, perhaps the most durable legacy of the UCI Total Knee prosthesis was the instrumentation that was developed to facilitate its implantation," writes Mr. Hawk in the latest #ArtiFacts column. Read in #CORR ow.ly/u1fx50Tb3Kw

#MeetTheCORRBoard: Deputy Editor Dr. Owusu-Akyaw says its crucial to “always remain a student…true growth is not possible without the humility to acknowledge that there is always room to grow and improve.” #MedTwitter #orthopedics #professionaladvice #CORR

The September 2024 issue is now available at clinorthop.org! This issue contains our selected proceedings from the 2023 Bernese Hip Symposium along with our usual mix of columns, articles, and letters. Tell us what you’re reading in #CORR! #orthoTwitter Hip Symposium Bern

"Doris’s eyes well up... she wants functional hands so she can care for herself when the day comes to flee from her decades of trauma." Read about the patient encounter that left Dr. Wongworawat feeling helpless and searching for better answers in #CORR ow.ly/pV3f50Tfo29

In his last editorial comment as chairman of the Hip Symposium Bern, Dr. Klaus-Arno Siebenrock highlights futuristic technologies & important research developments that are impacting the field of modern hip surgery. #CORR #hipbern #hippreservation #orthoTwitter ow.ly/4fVu50TgBBz

DEADLINE EXTENDED! Submit your manuscript by Friday, Nov. 1 for consideration in the 2024 #EMSOS proceedings! #orthoTwitter #CORR #medTwitter

"How we respond to hardship determines a great deal of the quality of our lives. Every uneasy event or decision offers the promise of growth and can summon unrealized potential in every one of us." Read Dr. John Kelly's latest #YourBestLife column in #CORR ow.ly/6Vwb50ThT2O

Call for papers: Last chance for #MSIS! Submit your manuscript by Sunday, Sept. 15, 2024 in order to be considered for #CORR's Selected Proceedings from the 34th Annual Musculoskeletal Infection Society Meeting. Get started at editorialmanager.com/corr #MSIS2024 #orthopedics

In a cohort of asymptomatic volunteers, Vorimore et al. found that acetabular version increases from supine to standing because of an increase in pelvic tilt, yet this change was not visible on supine radiographs. Read in #CORR Hip Symposium Bern #orthoTwitter ow.ly/GsKQ50TjhFh