Orthotics after distal radius fracture surgery are significantly easier to apply compared to plaster casting, whilst providing greater patient satisfaction and comparable function and retention of reduction outcomes.

Pain scores and active shoulder range of motion in flexion, external, and internal rotation were significantly better in the neuromuscular exercise group at 8 weeks compared to the strengthening exercise group.

Pooled pain scores did not significantly differ between Eccentric exercise and control. More studies are required, as pooling of strength, range of motion, and functional outcomes was not possible due to limited data.

Tourniquet use during total knee arthroplasty reduces intraoperative blood loss and operative time but had unfavorable outcomes for bone cement mantle thickness and length of stay. Tourniquet versus no tourniquet use did not differ when considering the range of motion, function, and complications.

C0-C1 dorsal gliding manual therapy significantly improved flexion-rotation test results, upper cervical range of motion in extension, and pain pressure threshold at the right splenius compared to sham for patients with chronic neck pain and upper cervical restriction

Patellar resurfacing may result in superior isokinetic performance (peak knee extensor torque at 6-12 months) for patients undergoing total knee arthroplasty.

Bupivacaine alone was unable to demonstrate non-inferiority to liposomal bupivacaine plus bupivacaine with respect to opioid consumption. However, the difference between groups was not clinically meaningful, and its use may not be warranted depending on cost-considerations.

A comprehensive exercise program significantly improved navicular drop height and medial longitudinal arch angle in patients with flexible flat foot after 6 weeks.

Peri-operative meloxicam significantly reduced pain vs. post-operative administration for patients undergoing an orthopaedic surgery