Casey Tingle is an Executive Editor at Healio/Orthopedics Today. With a focus on medicine and healthcare, she covers a range of topics including surgery, digital health, and wellness programs, while also exploring specialties like rheumatology and immunology. Tingle has been recognized with APEX and ASHPE awards for her contributions to orthopedic journalism and is featured in Healio.
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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: Casey Tingle, Collin Peterson
A study published in Journal of Athletic Training showed the implementation of an ACL injury prevention program in a national high school soccer population may yield significant medical cost savings in short-term ACL treatment costs.In a simulated study, Collin Peterson, PhD, MAT, ATC, and colleagues analyzed the return on investment of the cost of ACL treatment prevented with the use of an
Key takeaways: Patient engagement platforms may help patients stay connected and engaged in their care.
By: Casey Tingle, Mindy Valcarcel
PHOENIX — Results presented here showed cryopreserved osteochondral allografts had similar outcomes compared with fresh osteochondral allografts in patients with isolated patellofemoral lesions.
By: Mindy Valcarcel, Casey Tingle
PHOENIX — Results presented at the Arthroscopy Association of North America Annual Meeting showed complex meniscus tears may be safely treated through a repair technique, with low failure and complication rates.
PHOENIX — Results presented here showed patients younger than 25 years and isolated ACL reconstruction were independent risk factors for graft failure among patients with ACL instability.“This study is going to continue building on a lot of the momentum that we have seen in the literature and, also, based on the recent consensus statement we came out with last year regarding the use
By: Mindy Valcarcel, Casey Tingle
Results published in JAMA Network Open showed certain patient-, care- and structural-level factors may influence time to total hip arthroplasty among patients in the U.S. military who had a diagnosis of hip osteoarthritis.
By: Mindy Valcarcel, Casey Tingle
PHOENIX — Among a military population, remplissage was the biggest protective factor for recurrent instability after arthroscopic Bankart
By: Casey Tingle, Mindy Valcarcel
PHOENIX — ACL repair with internal brace augmentation may be associated with increased risk for reinjury among patients younger than 40 years and those with the presence of a pivot shift, according to results presented here.
By: Mindy Valcarcel, Casey Tingle
PHOENIX — The biological superior capsular reconstruction biceps transposition technique — also known as bio-SCR — may provide good functional
By: Casey Tingle, Mindy Valcarcel
PHOENIX — Procedural benefits of arthroscopic surgery for femoroacetabular impingement syndrome may differ by sex, according to results presented at the Arthroscopy Association of North America Annual Meeting.
