Casey Tingle is a Senior Staff Writer for Healio, a publication focused on providing healthcare professionals with the latest news and information in their respective fields. Casey's articles cover a wide range of topics in orthopedics, including advancements in surgical techniques, patient outcomes, and the use of technology in healthcare.
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Casey Tingle focuses on providing in-depth coverage of scientific and healthcare topics, with a particular emphasis on medical procedures, patient outcomes, and orthopedic surgery. Her articles often cite data to support the arguments presented.
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By: Hunter Firment, Casey Tingle, Seth L. Sherman
DENVER — In this video from the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Seth L. Sherman , MD discusses takeaways from his presentation on innovations in knee cartilage repair.
By: Casey Tingle, Hunter Firment
Results presented at the Musculoskeletal Infection Society Annual Meeting showed the 2018 International Consensus Meeting criteria may effectively identify periprosthetic joint infection in revision shoulder arthroplasty.
By: Casey Tingle, Gina Brockenbrough
Results showed a novel posterior column osteotomy technique may be effective in improving deformity correction in patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis undergoing posterior spinal fusion.
By: Casey Tingle, Gina Brockenbrough
Use of magnetic growing intramedullary nails in compression may yield a high union rate in intercalary allograft reconstruction, according to results presented at the Limb Lengthening and Reconstruction Society Annual Meeting.
By: Gina Brockenbrough, Casey Tingle
DENVER — Although patients aged 21 years or younger may experience a high risk for early failure after primary ACL repair, these patients may have no subsequent reinjuries at a minimum 5-year follow-up, according to presented results.
By: Casey Tingle, Gina Brockenbrough
Synovial fluid absolute neutrophil count may be superior in detecting periprosthetic joint infection compared with synovial fluid white blood cell count and synovial fluid polymorphonuclear percentage, according to results presented here.
By: Casey Tingle, Gina Brockenbrough
Results showed rapid exchange arthroplasty with intra-articular antibiotic irrigation for treatment of periprosthetic joint infection may have a higher rate of treatment success at 6 months compared with two-stage exchange arthroplasty.
By: Casey Tingle
First, it is mandatory to establish that, regardless of the type of extra-articular reconstruction chosen, it is important to routinely perform an extra-articular reconstruction in patients at risk for ACL reconstruction failure.
By: Casey Tingle, Gina Brockenbrough
Results showed patients aged 8 to 11 years, known as “tweeners,” undergoing posterior spinal fusion had a more cephalad lowest instrumented vertebrae selections compared with those who received magnetically controlled growing rods.
By: Casey Tingle
Clinical and administrative leadership gather each year to discuss the latest topics in orthopedics, with a focus on the clinical, academic and research sectors, at the Academic Orthopaedic Consortium Business & Leadership Symposium.This year’s symposium, which is being held from Sept. 26-28 in Nashville, Tennessee, will have topics ranging from value-based care, launching a new clinic,
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