Posts by reito:

We need to get better in contrafactual thinking

This probably also applies to other medical subspecialties, but we orthopaedic surgeons are very bad at contrafactual thinking. For the sake of our patients, we need to understand better a hypothetical situation in which we could have done otherwise. Once again, something like this was written: Extremely medialized repair of large and massive tears not […]

What was left out from our critical APM paper?

Early this year, we published a paper that I am incredibly proud of. For a long time, I have thought that arthroscopic partial meniscectomy in the treatment of degenerative meniscus tears “does not make sense.” I mean that there is no credible biological mechanism for removing the torn meniscus to make the knee any better […]

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