Research Surveys

To determine if there is current discourse amongst trauma orthopedic surgeons regarding the management of diaphyseal humerus and clavicle fractures.

With this survey, we hope to report the frequency of multidisciplinary meetings in various geographical regions, practice settings, and trauma center levels.

Standard of care management for open fractures historically mandates emergent systemic antibiotic administration followed by urgent irrigation and debridement in the operating room

The purpose of our survey is to not only survey orthopaedic surgeons from multiple orthopaedic associations regarding their management of ankle fractures with concomitant syndesmotic disruption but also to use these responses to find patterns among surgeon factors, such as training, experience, and location.

This very short (2 minute) survey is an attempt to determine the current surgeon-preferred anterior surgical approach to the acetabulum.

The OTA EBQVS Committee survey

The goals of this study are to evaluate standard post-operative protocols following surgical treatment of PHFs with ORIF, IM nailing, or arthroplasty, and evaluate which factors orthopedic shoulder and elbow and trauma surgeons are considering when deciding how to manage PHFs.

Understanding of orthopaedic scooter use prevalence and risks is long overdue in the field of orthopaedics. This survey of orthopaedic surgeons will provide meaningful information

A wed-based survey exploring preferred techniques for provisional fixation of unstable basicervical femoral neck fractures.

The purpose of this brief survey (3-5 minutes) is to better understand current prophylactic techniques and to help design a prospective study to investigate HO prevention. We appreciate your time and efforts.