JAAOS is putting out a call for papers!
JAAOS accepts standard review, research, training room, and surgical technique articles.
All article types besides research require an attending physician as the lead author and corresponding authors.
Review articles require a proposal before submitting a full article and have very specific author requirements.
JAAOS welcomes traditional research articles and places no limits on authorship qualifications. No manuscript proposal is necessary.
Please see here for more information on submitting to the journal and article type requirements along with authorship requirements. edmgr.ovid.com/jaaos/account…
AAOS seeks nominations and applications for Editor-in-Chief of JAAOS! Lead the journal’s vision and strategy, advancing high-quality orthopaedic scholarship and clinical knowledge.
Apply by Nov. 15, 2026: bit.ly/4iew808
How does obesity shape outcomes after secondary Achilles reconstruction?
New research compares postoperative results and reimbursement measures between obese and non-obese patients undergoing surgery for Achilles tendinopathy. bit.ly/3TxwcQa
What options exist when elbow OA progresses but arthroplasty is not the preferred solution?
This new review from @DrDeBernardis examines the range of non-arthroplasty treatments available for primary elbow osteoarthritis. bit.ly/4hAF2od
Got insights for trainees or early‑career surgeons? JAAOS is accepting submissions for the Training Room section! Learn how to submit: bit.ly/3JU9Rnr
Tick-borne illnesses are showing up in orthopaedic clinics more frequently.
A new review addresses Lyme arthritis and alpha-gal syndrome specifically, helping surgeons recognize these conditions and understand how they intersect with musculoskeletal care. bit.ly/4znZ4tB
Don't miss a vlog post from the Sounds From the Training Room!
Dr. Pasquinelly gives tips on build trust with scrub techs and OR nurses. Watch more here! bit.ly/4xTJF30
Building an orthopaedic startup is more than having a great idea.
A new piece from @NUFeinbergMed outlines the path from clinical insight to medical device company, covering validation, regulatory strategy, funding, and market entry. bit.ly/4hgmniF
Radiation therapy has applications in orthopaedics beyond cancer treatment.
A new review examines the evidence for low dose radiation therapy in benign musculoskeletal conditions, including heterotopic ossification prophylaxis and select inflammatory disorders. bit.ly/4z64hWL
JAAOS Global wants to congratulate the University of Hong Kong @HKUOrtho on their collection, The University of Hong Kong Collection bit.ly/4ycQ4rc
We thank you for your continued partnership with JAAOS Global.
Radiation exposure is an occupational hazard that orthopaedic surgeons face throughout their careers.
A new review from @OrthoAtYale outlines current guidelines, quantifies the cumulative health impact, and presents practical techniques for reducing exposure in the operating room. bit.ly/3VDVlt0
Mentorship is more than career advice.
This new practical guide from @mun_frederick helps attending physicians support medical students pursuing orthopaedic surgery throughout the residency match process. bit.ly/3VdncQM
Patient-reported outcomes only tell part of the story after total knee arthroplasty.
A new pilot study evaluates objective mobility testing as a complement to subjective reporting, aiming to build a more complete picture of functional recovery. bit.ly/4AEfmjh
Looking for concise, expert‑led ortho videos?
Browse the entire JAAOS video clip library here: bit.ly/3ITvVhF
The interval between stages is more than a period of infection control. New research examines how bone loss progresses between procedures and whether reimplantation timing matters in two-stage knee revision. bit.ly/4huLzAC
Lateral unicompartmental knee arthroplasty does not follow the same trajectory as its medial counterpart.
New data comparing 90-day and five-year outcomes across lateral UKA, medial UKA, and total knee arthroplasty reveals a more complex picture. bit.ly/46PxFUZ
Persistent pain after hip replacement is not always straightforward to diagnose.
A new technique from @utswortho offers a more reliable way to identify posterior implant-implant impingement before revision surgery. bit.ly/4AzBjjq
Don't miss a vlog post from the Sounds From the Training Room!
Curious about the tradeoffs for academic versus private practice for employment? Dr. Levine weighs in bit.ly/3V6mZ1P
Irreparable hip abductor tears present a significant reconstructive challenge.
A new systematic review and meta-analysis from @MarioHevesiMD @RafaSierra5 @Graham_Goh @MayoClinic evaluates the clinical outcomes of allograft-based reconstruction, offering surgeons a clearer picture of what this approach can achieve. bit.ly/3T8RYJZ

ALT This image is a flowchart detailing a study selection process for a systematic review. It shows the progression from identification to inclusion, with numbers of records at each stage: 4,258 records identified, 793 duplicates removed, 3,465 records screened, 3,424 records excluded, 41 reports sought for retrieval, 0 not retrieved, 41 assessed for eligibility, 36 excluded for using another surgical technique, resulting in 5 studies included in the systematic review, and 4 in the meta-analysis.
GLP-1 receptor agonists are becoming increasingly common in patients preparing for arthroplasty.
A new propensity-matched study from @Graham_Goh examines their impact on total knee arthroplasty outcomes among metformin-treated patients, both with and without obesity. bit.ly/3VVz2Py










