Publications by authors named "Michael Sean Day"
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- Nonarthroplasty knee procedures often result in varying degrees of postoperative pain, influenced by factors like patient condition and the specific operation performed, including ligament repairs and cartilage restoration.
- *A multimodal approach to pain management, which combines nonopioid medications and various treatment techniques, has been successfully implemented, although there is still variation in current practices.
- *Growing awareness about the risks of opioid use has led to a push for opioid-minimizing strategies, aiming to improve patient satisfaction and outcomes while effectively managing pain post-surgery.
Psoriatic arthritis is a chronic inflammatory arthropathy that affects approximately 6% to 48% of patients with psoriasis. Arthritis is not correlated with the extent of skin disease. Classic radiographic findings of the involved joint include erosion, ankylosis, and fluffy periostitis.
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