A new study showed that the economic downturns in the 2000s did not substantially influence the national growth trends for hip and knee arthroplasty in the United States. The study appeared in the April issue of the iJournal of Bone and Joint Surgery /i(JBJS). The new data support the authors' existing projections-made in 2007-that predicted a significant surge in demand for total joint replacement (TJR) through 2030. Facing criticism that existing ...Saturday 5 April 2014
US Demand for Total Joint Replacement Remains Steady
A new study showed that the economic downturns in the 2000s did not substantially influence the national growth trends for hip and knee arthroplasty in the United States. The study appeared in the April issue of the iJournal of Bone and Joint Surgery /i(JBJS). The new data support the authors' existing projections-made in 2007-that predicted a significant surge in demand for total joint replacement (TJR) through 2030. Facing criticism that existing ...
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