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The editorial outlines the journal's standards for publishing studies on new orthopaedic implants and techniques, requiring evidence of superiority or cost-effective equivalence over established options.
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The editorial outlines the journal's standards for publishing studies on new orthopaedic implants and techniques, emphasizing the need for clear clinical benefits over established alternatives.
Leopold et al. (2022) conducted an editorial in Orthopaedic surgery. The editorial outlines the journal's standards for publishing studies on new orthopaedic implants and techniques, requiring evidence of superiority or cost-effective equivalence over established options.
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