Michael J. Rossi’s research while affiliated with South County Orthopedic Specialists and other places

... Given the greater visibility and credibility ascribed to high-impact journals, mandated sex-related reporting, when indicated, is an unrealized opportunity for all journals. Efforts to address this will improve the quality of research and support the investigators (especially women) engaged in this work [75]. Discussion of the importance of reporting sex-based differences among editorial boards and reviewers could heighten awareness of this issue and influence the papers that are accepted for publication. ...

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The inclusion of sex and gender in research methodology, funding, and publication: A systematic review

... It is important to note that our animal model exclusively involved male specimens. Given the known differences in disc degeneration and associated pain between sexes [112][113][114][115], future research should investigate whether female rats exhibit similar responses [116]. ...

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Assessment of Tie2-Rejuvenated Nucleus Pulposus Cell Transplants from Young and Old Patient Sources Demonstrates That Age Still Matters

... There are also social and psychological benefits associated with exercise including reduced anxiety and depression, and improved overall wellbeing (Eime, Young, Harvey, Charity, & Payne, 2013). However, sport carries a risk of injury, with incidence rates in adolescent sport being reported at 2.64 per 1000 h (Schaffer et al., 2022) and 46% over a 12 month period in organised sport (Sheean, Lubowitz, Brand, & Rossi, 2023). Previous injury is one of greatest predictors of future injury in sport (Friden, Ekenros, & von Rosen, 2023), and recurrent injury increases the likelihood of premature drop out from sport (Iadevaia, Roiger, & Zwart, 2015b). ...

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Adolescents' experience with sports-related pain and injury: A systematic review of qualitative research

... These visual aids can effectively condense the nuanced insights and recommendations of the consensus initiatives, making them more easily digestible and memorable for the audience. Furthermore, KSSTA could integrate these infographics within their journal publications, online platforms, and educational materials-ultimately also increasing social media attention and article citation [1,3,6]. This integration could serve to reinforce the consensus statements, providing a quick reference for readers and promoting the implementation of evidence-based practices in the field of orthopaedics. ...

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Enhancing Orthopedic Scientific Communication: The Launch of Infographics in the KSSTA Journal

... In addition to being published in the review section, many bibliometric articles are also published in the systematic review section (Gu et al., 2021;Zhu et al., 2022;Liu et al., 2024;Zhi et al., 2024). Bibliometrics is similar to systematic reviews in terms of searching the literature and can be used to study different and important areas of investigation and to obtain a general overview of the published literature (Lubowitz et al., 2023). Bibliometrics reviews all fully published articles in biomedical journals, including diverse research methodologies such as descriptive studies, observational studies, experimental studies, qualitative studies, and systematic reviews, thus illuminating the robustness of the available evidence (Manoj Kumar et al., 2023). ...

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Resveratrol’s bibliometric and visual analysis from 2014 to 2023

... Research investigating the variability in post-ACLR protocols identified the average recommended timing of RTS to be 7.5 months post-ACLR; however, these timelines ranged from 3 to 11 months [1]. Additionally, a recent survey of American orthopedic surgeons demonstrated inconsistencies with RTS timelines, with leaders calling for more consensus on the topic [2][3][4]. This Current Opinion article is not aimed to establish this consensus, but rather to examine potential influences on the time to RTS, how it is assessed within the literature, and to promote discussion on this common topic within the sports medicine and athletic communities. ...

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Time to Reflect on Return to Sport Timing Following ACL Reconstruction

... While the statistical significance of changes in subjective fatigue assessments can be estimated using current analytical methods, it is difficult to judge whether these changes have "practical significance" (i.e., affecting athletic performance). The reason for this challenge is that the field of sports science has yet to establish a minimal important difference (MID) for subjective fatigue assessment methods [26][27][28]. ...

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Establishing the minimal important difference of the visual analog scale for assessing exercise-induced fatigue

... This paper adds unique aspects to the diversity topic, including different teaching styles. Brand et al. write in 2022 that "Face-to-face meetings facilitate great spontaneity, profound exchange, nuanced communication, personal sharing, and efficient and passionate occurrence of new ideas, " which this study also supports (15). The importance of role models in the education of residents has been described before by van Delft et al. (2018), who show that subconscious behavior by faculty is experienced by participants and is very difficult to mimic in a digital education environment (16). ...

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The added value of a face-to-face pan-European course—what makes it worth it?

... The issue of overtreatment is largely considered a problem in medical disciplines (e.g., geriatrics, psychiatry, oncology, palliative care). It has been suggested that the hippocratic oath "to treat the ill to the best of one's ability" is now more actual than ever and requires improving entire healthcare systems, whose efficiency in care delivery and providing best outcomes is compromised by overtreatment, overdiagnosis, inattention to warmth and sympathy, medicalization of normal, failure to attend to prevention [29]. ...

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The Psychosomatic Perspective

... In addition to the rapid and easy access to health-related information for search engines and social media users, it has become a necessity for them to access accurate and reliable information (Warren et al. 2021;Brand et al. 2022;Demirtas and Alici 2023). Due to its free access, global popularity, ease of use, and the straightforward nature of video-based communication, YouTube has become a preferred platform for parents seeking health-related information for their children. ...

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YouTube as a source of information about air pollution on children’s health: importance for public health