DEPARTMENT OF TRAUMATOLOGY – TDK TOPICS 2026-2027
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Dr. Koczka Dániel
- Potential applications of resorbable screw and compression-type implants in the management of unstable metacarpal fractures (a meta-analysis comparing existing metal implants and resorbable options).
Dr. Koczka Dániel
- Functional and Radiographic Outcomes Following Fixation of Acute Perilunate Dislocations
Dr. Mayer Lilla
- The role of 1.5-stage revision in the treatment of periprosthetic joint infections: comparison of clinical experience and literature data.
Dr. Mayer Lilla
- Distribution and comparison of microbiological resistance in necrotizing fasciitis affecting the upper and lower limbs (retrospective comparison)
Dr. Mayer Lilla
- SE TCM Systematic review and meta-analysis
Dr. Misik Ferenc/Dr. Tánczos Krisztián
- Monitoring and treatment options for head-injured patients with increased intracranial pressure.
Dr. Pahlavanyali Afshin
- Predictive Modelling of Fracture Non-Union: Bridging Clinical Practice and AI
Dr. de Jonge Róbert
Témavezető: Dr. Pánics Gergely PhD
- The effect of anterior cruciate ligament replacement on the devellopement of knee osteoarthritis
Dr. de Jonge Róbert
Témavezető: Dr. Pánics Gergely PhD
- New treatment optins for tendinopathies
Dr. Hangody László Rudolf
- Modern techniques of cartilage restoration
Dr. Hangody László Rudolf
- The role of meniscus-preserving techniques in osteoarthritis prevention
Dr. Hangody László Rudolf
- The Role of Frailty in the Perioperative Outcome of Patients with Proximal Femur Fractures
Dr. Keszég Miklós
- Septic complications in Orthopedics and Traumatology
Dr. Máté Miklós
- The role of anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction in the development of osteoarthritis
Dr. Pánics Gergely
- Hamstring injuries among athletes
Dr. Pánics Gergely
- The effect of training load on soft tissue injury incidence
Dr. Pánics Gergely
- The use of artificial intelligence in the prediction and diagnosis of injuries