Pediatric Connection
Aimed at medical professionals as well as parents, this quarterly pediatric musculoskeletal newsletter features articles about all varieties of pediatric musculoskeletal conditions and treatments, and includes informational overviews, patient stories, frequently asked questions, and more.
Current Issue - Volume 3, Issue 2: Winter 2011
- Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis and Young Athletes: an HSS Update
- Spondyloarthropathy: "Arthritis of the Back"
- The Connecton Inspection: A High School Athlete's Comeback After Spinal Fusion
Past Issues:
Volume 3, Issue 1: Summer 2011- What is Hip Preservation?
- Hip Pain in the Young Child
- Groin Pain in the Adolescent Athlete
- HSS is Hip for Kids at HSS - Treating Childhood Hip Disease
- HSS Launches First Stage of Lerner Children’s Pavilion
Volume 2, Issue 3: Spring 2010
- The Connection Inspection: Teen from China Finds Help and Hope at HSS
- Why Sedate Children for MRI Examinations?
- Non-Surgical Treatment for Spinal Deformities: Scoliosis Bracing
- Question of the Quarter: Can a patient's saliva be used to predict curve progression in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis?
Volume 2, Issue 2: Fall 2009
- Osteochondritis Dessicans
- Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
- Sports Injury Prevention
- Forever Grateful: One New Jersey Girl Reclaims Her Life From Spondylolysis
- What Is the Difference Between Occupational and Physical Therapy?
Volume 2, Issue 1: Summer 2009
- Cerebral Palsy
- Lyme Disease
- Measuring Walking: Gait Analysis
- The Connection Inspection - Matthew Russo's Story
- Question of the Quarter
Volume 1, Issue 3: Winter/Spring 2009
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