Publications by authors named "E F Bond"
Introduction: Varus producing distal femoral osteotomy (DFO) is an established procedure to correct genu valgum in patients with osteoarthritis and gait abnormalities. DFO has also been proposed for the treatment of patellar instability in patients with valgus alignment. However, it is not known how DFO affects parameters associated with patellar instability.
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- - The study focused on evaluating the effectiveness of a specialized humeral diaphyseal cement restrictor during cemented total shoulder arthroplasty to improve cement pressurization and prevent improper extension.
- - It included 218 shoulders from 207 patients, with results showing that 81.7% of devices were stable in the medullary canal, and stability was better in primary surgeries (84.2%) compared to revision surgeries (64.3%).
- - The quality of cement mantle was also assessed, with 69.7% achieving Barrack grade A quality, significantly higher in primary cases (74.2%) compared to revision cases (39.3%).
Background: The Children's Oncology Group (COG)-AALL0434 trial investigated the addition of nelarabine to the augmented Berlin-Frankfurt-Münster (aBFM) protocol in patients (1.0-30.99 years) with newly diagnosed T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (T-ALL).
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- The early stages of brain development from fetus to infancy are crucial for growth and can influence future neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders.
- Research into the microstructure of gray matter during this period is important for understanding potential challenges in intelligence and behavior later in life.
- This study employs a refined imaging technique, NODDI GBSS, to analyze and improve the understanding of gray matter development in infants within their first month, uncovering significant relationships in its architecture.
Background: Hill-Sachs lesions are common after shoulder instability, and treatment options vary but include remplissage or implantation of structural bone graft. Large Hill-Sachs lesions not addressed by remplissage are challenging to manage and may frequently require an open surgical approach for bone filling treatment options. The optimal approach to maximize visualization of the humeral head during these procedures remains unclear.
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