The Trauma-List mailing list is maintained at TRAUMA.ORG and is a multidisciplinary list covering all aspects of trauma care and injury prevention. Selected discussions are archived on this web site.

Great discussion groups. Post your ortho-radiology questions or topics.

Accessible to AAOS members

Blog on all aspects of back pain and spine care.  Moderated by Dr. Peter Ullrich, Jr.

The Bangladesh Orthopaedic Society. To subscribe to this e-mail forum(discussion@bdorth.org), please send your e-mail address to the WEBMASTER with a short note about yourself. You shall be informed when you have been included in the mailing list.

This list, in spite of the name, is not restricted to Indians or Orthopedic surgeons. Any health professional who has an interest in the Indian Orthopedic scene, is welcome to join. That includes manufacturers of orthopedic instruments and implants, as well as allied health professionals. People not professionally connected with orthopedics are not subscribed to the list

Neuromonitoring is one of the fastest growing field in neuroscience and medicine. The advancement in clinical neurosciences and technologies helped us to actively observe, analyze and interpret and alert the immediate risks of damage to nevous system during surgery in"OPERATING ROOMS". Whether it is brain surgery, spinal cord, orthopedic or vascular surgery, neuromonitoring becomes important for a successeful surgery and for a safety patient outcome.
Dr.Muni

The OTA electronic discussion list was established by the Orthopaedic Trauma Association for the following purposes:
1) Distribution of OTA announcements, educational offerings, meeting schedules and deadlines and our electronic newsletter.
2) Dissemination of social, political and scientific information of interest to members and medical professionals involved in the care of orthopaedic trauma patients.
3) Discussion of orthopaedic trauma topics, issues, controversies and cases.
Although the list is open to any subscriber, it is intended for orthopaedic trauma surgeons or other medical professionals. It is not an appropriate place for patients to seek information regarding their own orthopaedic conditions.

For orthopaedics and trauma orthopod will attempt to: be a free forum, provide a high quality world-wide forum for academic discussion, provide an information sharing service for basic science and clinical practice research, be a discussion forum of contemporary issues, reports of relevant meetings, conferences, articles and publications, keep in touch with related developments elsewhere, not be a forum for single case reports unless these are supported by references to the literature. Image files no greater than 200K should be submitted to orthopod. To liaise with the community on the services provided, archive discussion on the Internet for future use. This is not a list for the general public. Highly Reputable

Argentina based Discussion Group in Spanish. Subject Paediatric Orthopaedics and Trauma

The national discussion forum and community for UK Healthcare Professionals with an interest in acute, chronic, or palliative Pain Management. (welcomes members and contributors worldwide)

Discussion site for evolving the documents relating to Orthopaedic Informatics in Pajkistan Technology I

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