User-friendliness of a dedicated orthopedic device for knee joint distraction: Experiences from clinical practice

Clinical practice guideline for dedicated breast PET

Makoto Hosono • Tsuneo Saga • Kengo Ito • Shinichiro Kumita • Masayuki Sasaki • Michio Senda • Jun Hatazawa • Hiroshi Watanabe • Hiroshi Ito • Shinichi Kanaya • Yuichi Kimura • Hideo Saji • Seishi Jinnouchi • Hiroyoshi Fukukita • Koji Murakami • Seigo Kinuya • Junichi Yamazaki • Mayuki Uchiyama • Koichi Uno • Katsuhiko Kato • Tsuyoshi Kawano • Kazuo Kubota • Takashi Togawa • Norinari Honda • Hi...

Presentation of a Test and Its Clinical Diagnostic Power in Knee Osteoarthritis of Patellofemoral Joint

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Important Lessons Learned From Nearly a Half-Century of Orthopedic Practice

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it” [1]. The famous quote from Hispanic American philosopher George Santayana reminds us of the critical importance of constantly reflecting on the most important lessons garnered from both our own personal experiences and those of our peers. In 49 years of academic orthopedic practice, I have frequently reflected on the most important...

The user friendliness of the library catalog

CLINICAL PRACTICE Distraction and interruption in anaesthetic practice

Editor’s key points † This important study provides evidence of how distractions in anaesthesia practice can compromise patient safety. † The authors observed 30 procedures and held interviews for qualitative data gathering. † Of 424 distracting events, 92 (22%) were judged to have negative effect. † This study provides insight into how anaesthetists can develop strategies to manage distraction...