Medical malpractice occurs when a medical professional does not provide a high standard of treatment to the patient. You can learn about risks and your rights through familiar examples. Patients expect healthcare providers to be competent; however, errors happen. The most common types of malpractice claims can illustrate how these…
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Approach to Pelvic Ring Injury Classification
Introduction Existing Young-Burgess (YB), Tile & AO/OTA classification systems for pelvic ring fractures demonstrate inconsistent and often only fair-to-moderate inter-observer reliability (kappa = 0.30–0.79), creating diagnostic variability that can impact treatment planning and communication among orthopedicians.1 A clear, stepwise, unified algorithm could improve trainee education, standardize radiographic interpretation, and aid…
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5 dental myths debunked by real dentists
Discover the truth behind 5 common misconceptions about teeth, explained and debunked by real dental professionals.
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What Safety Standards Should an ABA Therapy Clinic Maintain?
Maintaining a safe ABA therapy clinic protects clients and the staff as well. High standards build trust, support effective sessions, and create positive experiences. Safety guidelines are key in every therapy environment, as families expect transparency and reliability. Physical Environment Safety Ensuring the safety and security of an ABA therapy…
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The 0-3-6-9 rule in Mechanical Alignment Total Knee Arthroplasty (MA-TKA)
The goal of MA-TKA is to restore the normal mechanical axis. In contrast to kinematic axis alignment, which attempts to recreate native knee joint line (3° tibial varus and 3° femoral valgus), in MA-TKA, the distal femur and the tibia are cut to be perpendicular (0°) to the mechanical axis….
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Approach to Neuromuscular Hip Dysplasia in Children with Cerebral Palsy : Principles of management and Long-term Radiographic Outcome
Dr. Sulabh Kumar Shrestha1, Dr. Rajendra Aryal2, Dr. Nitesh Raj Pandey2, Dr. Bibek Banskota21AKBEF Fellow, 2Unit-1 (Hip, Pelvi-acetabulum & Arthroplasty), B&B HospitalPoster presentation at Orthocon 2026 Introduction Progressive hip subluxation is a common orthopedic problem in children with cerebral palsy (CP), with strong correlation to Gross Motor Function Classification System…
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How Visiting an ENT Doctor Early Can Prevent Bigger Problems
Gentle throat pain, minor earaches, or nasal congestion are among the symptoms that many individuals ignore. These are common symptoms that very often seem harmless initially. But if symptoms persist and you still ignore them, they may escalate into bigger problems. An ENT specialist can prevent a small issue from…
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Clinical Research in Practice: How Operational Expertise Shapes Trial Outcomes
Clinical research is the foundation of evidence-based medicine. Every approved drug, vaccine, or medical device must pass through a rigorous process of clinical investigation designed to evaluate safety, efficacy, and long-term impact. As medical science advances and therapies become more targeted, the structure and execution of clinical trials are becoming…