Research Surveys

This survey is expected to be <5 minutes to capture current wound care routines in orthopaedic trauma with the goal of grouping these protocols, studying how these protocols

The use of routine postoperative CT scans following surgical treatment of pelvic ring fractures has increased over the past several years. Recent literature suggests that some

The incidence of COVID-19 infection in active orthopaedic traumatologists is undefined and healthcare workers are presumed to be infected at a high rate. This brief survey (<5 mins

he purpose of this brief survey (3-5 minutes) is to better understand how many orthopedic traumatologists obtain routine post operative CT scans after acetabular surgery and if this leads to revision surgery.

The coronavirus pandemic has affected healthcare providers throughout the world. The purpose of this survey is to assess how the pandemic has affected orthopaedic trauma surgeons’

In recent years, we have recognized an exponential increase in the volume of orthoapedic literature, making it time-intensive to access complete information. Further, many papers

The proposal is for a short survey to determine common practice of skin closure suture material, size, and technique in adult (i.e. patients ≥18 years of age) ankle fractures among members of the Orthopaedic Trauma Association and American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society

A brief survey of current practice patterns for preoperative planning in fracture surgery and the utilization of modern cloud-based storage software. Target Population to Receive

Two widely used classifications exist to grade periprosthetic fractures of the distal femur.

Ankle fractures with syndesmotic injuries are one of the most commonly surgically treated injuries in orthopaedic surgery. Multiple methods of fixation exist to repair syndesmotic

The main purpose of this study is to investigate if there are any differences between the way that proximal humerus fractures are approached, classified and treated between members of the ASES and members of the OTA, as well as to see if there are any trends based on surgeon characteristics (gender, geographic location, years in practice, etc.).

To determine if and how factors associated with self-destructive behavior, or limited postoperative contact with providers would influence decisions on performing surgery for joint depression calcaneal fractures.