Fan of National Women’s Soccer League but this post is problematic. Below Ms. McDonald shows signs of a brain injury, posturing (flexed arms) while not moving. The tweet celebrates the goal, then replies "Both players were okay after the collision🙏". Are they? Can #concussion really be ruled out here?

In a study published in J Bone & Joint Surg, a team of HSS investigators were the first to demonstrate that bacterial #DNA from prosthetic joint infections can be detected in circulating blood and sequenced to identify the #bacteria causing the infection: news.hss.edu/researchers-id…

Excited to share this study I worked on at UConn Health Musculoskeletal Institute on the optimal repair methods for index finger RCL tears! authors.elsevier.com/a/1fZAR1Iffwno…

Excited to share the latest study I contributed to at the UConn Health Musculoskeletal Institute, recently published in the American Journal of Sports Medicine pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36412536/

How do you tame the GT fracture? WomenInArthroplasty @KevinWeiszMD Kim Tucker, MD, FAAHKS, FAAOS Alexus M. Cooper, MD Brock Howell MD, FAAOS Peter Gold MD BridgePlate2Nowhere Brian Chalmers Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) arthroplastyjournal.org/article/S0883-…

Pleased to share my latest publication in JBJS Case Connector describing a unique case of bilateral accessory muscles leading to bilateral compressive neuropathies. journals.lww.com/jbjscc/Abstrac…

Important to note my cousin is doing a great job pointing at the slide

Lead investigator, Beth Shubin Stein, and members of the #JUPITER study group Jacqueline Brady, Dan Green MD, and biostatistician Joseph Nguyen found time to discuss #PFI and our upcoming projects at the #AOSSM 2023 Annual Meeting in Washington, DC last week!

The dreaded "jumping J-sign" represents an obligate patellofemoral dislocation in extension. Debate remains as to whether this can be successfully addressed with isolated MPFL-/MPFC-reconstruction. The JUPITER group looks to delineate the indications for isolated MPFL-R/MPFC-R.

Having a great time at my first #AAOS2024! A pleasure to be a part of the orthopedics community

At #AAOS2024, JUPITER PI Shital Parikh moderated the Showdown on Patellar Instability with participating surgeons Dr. Miho J. Tanaka Seth L Sherman, MD, as well as Dr. Jason Koh and Dr. David Dejour! Great debates on tibial tubercle transfers and trochleoplasties!

There are a number of factors that can lead to patellar instability. These factors include alignment, bony anatomy, and soft tissue deficits. We are studying the interactions of these risk factors so that surgeons can better address the underlying pathology.

Risk factors for recurrent patellar instability have been well documented. However, data from JUPITER has identified that patella alta (CDI > 1.2) may be protective against osteochondral fractures if recurrent patellar instability occurs while a TT-TG of > 13 mm is a risk factor.

Jupiter Principal Investigator, Dr. Shital Parikh provides commentary on sulcus-deepening trochleoplasty in addressing instability in skeletally immature patients in Orthopedics Today Healio. Find full article and commentary here: tinyurl.com/3pyrpeda

Check out one of our recent studies from the JUPITER study group! Radiologic risk factors for osteochondral injury after patellar instability events.

Great time at #AAOS2025 this week presenting our research from the JUPITER Study Group!

JUPITER PI’s Shital Parikh Jacqueline Brady Elizabeth Dennis with past and present JUPITER RA’s Bennett Propp and Natalie Pahapill enjoying presentations AAOS! #AAOS2025

So excited to join the team!

HSS has been ranked No. 1 in the nation for orthopedics for a record-breaking 16th consecutive year and No. 3 in the nation for rheumatology by U.S. News & World Report 2025-2026 Best Hospitals: Specialty Rankings. news.hss.edu/hss-ranked-no-…