Sep 1, 2026 · 45 min · 10 segments
In this episode, Ayesha and Andrew discuss the **September 2, 2026** issue of JBJS, along with an added dose of entertainment and pop culture. Listen at the gym, on your commute, or whenever your case…
Andrew SchoenfeldHost
Aisha AbdeenHostQuite a few articles in the top of the pile this month feel like it has like a orthobiologics flavor.
We don't have special focus issues in this context, but if we did, I think this would be the, I'm going to coin it, the orthobiologics issue.
The next era of orthobiologics from promise to precision by Dr. Puzzi, who's on the editorial board here, and this is permanently free.
And we'll take a step to the side for what's new in orthopedic rehabilitation by Riddle and colleagues, also permanently free.
A Precision Medicine Framework to Improve Patient Care Using Orthobiologics by De La Huerta Mesa.
Then Orthobiologics at a Crossroads from Biological Promise to Evidence-Based Orthopedic Practice by Anzalotti.
Cellular Bone Matrices Reconsidered, Immunogenicity, Experimental, and Clinical Evidence of Enhanced Effectiveness, Safety, and Value Proposition by Marino, permanently free.
Orthobiologic Treatment, a Patient's Experience with MFAT Injection for Shoulder Osteoarthritis by Oliveira, permanently free.
Ethical Challenges in the Clinical Use and Commercialization of Orthobiologics and Global Perspective by Rossi.
Then we have A Century of Orthopedic Experience with Global Impact, the Instituto de Ortopedia y Traumatologia Carlos y Otolenghi at the Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires.
And then we have Radiatory Frameworks and Clinical Development of Orthobiologics Across Asia and Europe by Lee.
followed by an international expert consensus statement defining the best practices in areas of uncertainty concerning the use of orthobiologics.
Then we have osteochondral autograph transfer for focal osteochondral defects of the knee, indications, technique, outcomes, and future directions by Stroney and colleagues.
And then the lead article for this issue, peptide therapeutics and orthopedics, current evidence and future directions by Urish and colleagues with an infographic 30 days free.
Quite a few articles in the top of the pile this month feel like it has like a orthobiologics flavor.
We don't have special focus issues in this context, but if we did, I think this would be the, I'm going to coin it, the orthobiologics issue.
The next era of orthobiologics from promise to precision by Dr. Puzzi, who's on the editorial board here, and this is permanently free.
And we'll take a step to the side for what's new in orthopedic rehabilitation by Riddle and colleagues, also permanently free.
A Precision Medicine Framework to Improve Patient Care Using Orthobiologics by De La Huerta Mesa.
Then Orthobiologics at a Crossroads from Biological Promise to Evidence-Based Orthopedic Practice by Anzalotti.
Cellular Bone Matrices Reconsidered, Immunogenicity, Experimental, and Clinical Evidence of Enhanced Effectiveness, Safety, and Value Proposition by Marino, permanently free.
Orthobiologic Treatment, a Patient's Experience with MFAT Injection for Shoulder Osteoarthritis by Oliveira, permanently free.
Ethical Challenges in the Clinical Use and Commercialization of Orthobiologics and Global Perspective by Rossi.
Then we have A Century of Orthopedic Experience with Global Impact, the Instituto de Ortopedia y Traumatologia Carlos y Otolenghi at the Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires.
And then we have Radiatory Frameworks and Clinical Development of Orthobiologics Across Asia and Europe by Lee.
followed by an international expert consensus statement defining the best practices in areas of uncertainty concerning the use of orthobiologics.
Then we have osteochondral autograph transfer for focal osteochondral defects of the knee, indications, technique, outcomes, and future directions by Stroney and colleagues.
And then the lead article for this issue, peptide therapeutics and orthopedics, current evidence and future directions by Urish and colleagues with an infographic 30 days free.
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