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- Jessica D. Cross, James R. Ficke, Joseph R. Hsu, Brendan David Masini, Joseph C. Wenke
- The Journal of the American Academy of…
- 2011
Extremity injuries make up 54% of combat wounds sustained in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. In a cohort of war-wounded service members, we identified the conditions secondary… (More)
- Jeanne C Patzkowski, Ryan V. Blanck, +4 authors Joseph R. Hsu
- The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American…
- 2012
BACKGROUND
High-energy extremity trauma is common in combat. Orthotic options for patients whose lower extremities have been salvaged are limited. A custom energy-storing ankle-foot orthosis, the… (More)
- Jeanne C Patzkowski, Ryan V. Blanck, Johnny G Owens, Jason M. Wilken, James A. Blair, Joseph R. Hsu
- Journal of surgical orthopaedic advances
- 2011
The current military conflicts of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom have been characterized by high-energy explosive wounding patterns, with the majority affecting the… (More)
- Christopher E. White, Joseph R. Hsu, John B. Holcomb
- Injury
- 2009
Bleeding pelvic fractures that result in haemodynamic instability have a reported mortality rate as high as 40%. Because of the extreme force needed to disrupt the pelvic ring, associated injuries… (More)
- Clinton K. Murray, Joseph R. Hsu, +4 authors Jason H Calhoun
- The Journal of trauma
- 2008
Orthopedic injuries suffered by casualties during combat constitute approximately 65% of the total percentage of injuries and are evenly distributed between upper and lower extremities. The… (More)
- Leah M. Ochoa, Laura Dawson, Jeanne C Patzkowski, Joseph R. Hsu
- Clinical orthopaedics and related research
- 2010
BACKGROUND
Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) is reportedly a prearthritic condition in young adults that can progress to osteoarthritis. However, the prevalence of FAI is unknown in the young,… (More)
- Jessica D. Cross, Daniel J. Stinner, Travis C. Burns, Joseph C. Wenke, Joseph R. Hsu
- Journal of orthopaedic trauma
- 2012
INTRODUCTION
Despite the high incidence of battlefield orthopaedic injuries, long-term outcomes and return to duty (RTD) status have rarely been studied. Our purpose was to determine the RTD rate for… (More)
- Brendan David Masini, Scott M Waterman, Joseph C. Wenke, Brett D Owens, Joseph R. Hsu, James R. Ficke
- Journal of orthopaedic trauma
- 2009
OBJECTIVES
Injuries are common during combat operations. The high costs of extremity injuries both in resource utilization and disability are well known in the civilian sector. We hypothesized that,… (More)
- Clinton K. Murray, William Todd Obremskey, +8 authors James R. Ficke
- The Journal of trauma
- 2011
During combat operations, extremities continue to be the most common sites of injury with associated high rates of infectious complications. Overall, ∼ 15% of patients with extremity injuries develop… (More)
- Johnny G Owens, James A. Blair, Jeanne C Patzkowski, Ryan V. Blanck, Joseph R. Hsu
- The Journal of trauma
- 2011
BACKGROUND
The ability to return to running and sports participation after lower extremity limb salvage has not been well documented previously. Although the ability to ambulate without pain or… (More)