Rutgers Orthopaedics Review
A student-driven, faculty-supported publication that interprets the ideas, advances, people, and policies shaping musculoskeletal health – and uses thoughtful content to connect Rutgers across campuses and generations.
About UsRutgers Orthopaedic Review
Rutgers Orthopaedic Review is a student-driven, faculty-supported publication covering the ideas, advances, people, and policies shaping musculoskeletal health. We believe the best medical journalism comes from the people closest to the work — the students learning the anatomy, the residents reading the scans, and the faculty rethinking the system.
Every piece is written by a member of the Rutgers community and reviewed by faculty before publication. From the business of bundled payments to the technology entering our operating rooms, we cover orthopaedics the way it deserves: carefully, critically, and in plain language.
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When Coverage Shrinks, Where Does Orthopaedic Care Go?
New insurance rules may not leave orthopaedic schedules empty. They may change who provides care, who pays for…
Beyond the Calendar: Redefining Return to Play After ACL Reconstruction
For an athlete, anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction leads to one question that matters more than almost any other:…
Peptides Promise Faster Healing. What Does the Evidence Show?
A patient with an injured tendon no longer needs to search far to find BPC-157. Online clinics and…
Are Orthopaedic Implant Recalls a Growing Patient Safety Problem?
Recent recalls from Exactech and Zimmer Biomet raise a bigger question: how quickly can we recognize the scope…
Could Your Grip Strength Tell Us How Well You’re Aging?
New research suggests one of the simplest measurements in medicine may reveal something about the health of the…
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Could Your Grip Strength Tell Us How Well You’re Aging?
New research suggests one of the simplest measurements in medicine may reveal something about the health of the…
Are Orthopaedic Implant Recalls a Growing Patient Safety Problem?
Recent recalls from Exactech and Zimmer Biomet raise a bigger question: how quickly can we recognize the scope…
Peptides Promise Faster Healing. What Does the Evidence Show?
A patient with an injured tendon no longer needs to search far to find BPC-157. Online clinics and…
Beyond the Calendar: Redefining Return to Play After ACL Reconstruction
For an athlete, anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction leads to one question that matters more than almost any other:…
When Coverage Shrinks, Where Does Orthopaedic Care Go?
New insurance rules may not leave orthopaedic schedules empty. They may change who provides care, who pays for it, and when patients reach the appropriate clinician. A recent New York Times editorial raised concerns about federal changes that are expected to reduce…
Is Ozempic About to Change Orthopedic Surgery?
For much of the past decade, innovation in orthopaedic surgery has centered on better implants, robotic assistance, minimally…