AO Trauma Blog
Advancing trauma care, one story at a time.
Welcome to the AO Trauma Blog, where we bring together experts from the Trauma surgery community to share their perspectives, experiences, and insights. Our platform supports our mission to advance the field of Trauma surgery and improve patient care by showcasing a diverse range of voices and perspectives from our community.
Join us as we explore the world of Trauma surgery and learn from the experts in the field. If you are interested in writing for the AO Trauma Guest Blog and showcasing your work and areas of interest, download the guideline and send your ideas by email to marketing@aofoundation.org.
The articles represent the opinion of individual authors exclusively and not necessarily the opinion of AO Trauma or AO Foundation.
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Clinical practice
October 22, 2025Removing barriers in the OR: rethinking ergonomics for surgeons with smaller hands
BY DR SUSANA NÚÑEZ PEREIRA
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Lower extremity
August 21, 2025Clinical success and evolving techniques in radial meniscal tear repair
BY CAMILO PARTEZANI HELITO
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Lower extremity
May 23, 2025Anteromedial vs. posteromedial reconstructions—what are the indications and differences in sports injuries?
BY ELMAR HERBST, RYAN MARTIN, MIHO TANAKA AND ARMIN RUNER
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Lower extremity
May 02, 2025Reconstructing a shattered knee: A case study in complex intra-articular fracture management
BY DR KASHYAP ARDESHNA
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Upper extremity
April 14, 2025Why proximal humeral fixation often fails: understanding the key pitfalls and how to avoid them
WITH DR WILSON LI
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Pelvis and acetabulum
March 19, 2025Fragility fractures of the pelvis (FFP): an emerging clinical entity
PROF EM DR POL M ROMMENS
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Upper extremity
February 25, 2025Subluxation after terrible triad fixation: key insights and solutions
AO TRAUMA WEBINAR
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Upper extremity
February 24, 2025Biceps tenodesis: Does it matter where you put it?
BY AMON FERRY, MD, WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO MAIO CHEN FOR HER RESEARCH SUPPORT
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Career
November 04, 2024Why developing countries must do their own innovations and research
BY DR S RAJASEKARAN
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