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Osgood-Schlatter disease is a painful condition that affects the knees of growing adolescents.

Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI), commonly called brittle bone disease, is a disease that causes a defect in the production of collagen protein.

A buckle fracture is a common injury in children. Kids have softer, more flexible bones than adults do. With a buckle fracture, one side of the bone "buckles" on itself and does not affect the other side of the bone. This is also called an incomplete fracture.

Hip dysplasia is the medical name used to describe a problem with the formation of the hip joint in children.

Whether it's a broken bone after a fall off their bike, a sore knee from too much sports activity, or a growth abnormality that causes a parent to be concerned, kids are prone to many types of orthopedic problems.

The feet play an essential role in shock absorption, and foot posture is closely related to gait. The compensatory mechanism under heavy-load conditio...

Following Lisfranc injury fixation, no consensus exists on whether to routinely remove metalwork. The aim of this study was to evaluate functional outcomes and complications in patients following routine removal of metalwork and in those with retained metalwork.

There has been a recent increase in ulnar collateral ligament injuries. These injuries typically occur in overhead athletes and baseball players, but can occur in athletes at all competition levels.

Elbow dislocations are very common, particularly in the posterolateral variety. Closed reduction is usually easy. However, an irreducible elbow dislocation without associated fracture is rare.

An association between higher preoperative Goutallier stage and higher retear rates following primary rotator cuff repairs has been previously reported. However, there are few reviews which have described clear retear rates for each repaired tendon classified according to preoperative Goutallier sta...