Journal Club - any recent articles you recommend

[cocopuff]

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Any recent articles that you recommend for a journal club at a major academic institution? Really anything that is relevant and thought provoking and made you question your practice decisions…. Any help is appreciated!

Just trying to find any great articles that might be interesting to present that I may have missed.

 

[SSdoc33]

Scientists Grow a Human Ear on the Back of a Rat | Plants And Animals

There are tons of people around the world who suffer from disfigured faces, either due to birth defect or injuries. Fortunately, advances in medical resear | Plants And Animals

www.labroots.com

 

[SSdoc33]

30 Paper Titles From Scientists With A Sense Of Humor, As Shared On This Twitter Thread

Forget movies that portray scientists as dry nerds. Their sense of humor, among many other attributes, is even better than those writers who paint such a terrible picture of them in scripts. Actually, scientists can't resist dropping a pun here and there when they're writing serious papers...

www.boredpanda.com

to wit:

 

[lobelsteve]

That answers a lot of questions....

 

[deleted131481]

Cervical facet guidelines paper was good. There is lumbar too but that's a couple years now.

 

[Orin]

Guideline and meta-analyses suck for journal club review as there's just too much to go through but can be good if the moderator's are able to stay on task.

A lot depends on the audience and the basic/clinical or medical/interventional breakdown.

Papers: 14 May 2022 - 20 May 2022 - more basic science-y
Journal Club - more interventional

I used to enjoy

DEFINE_ME

but they haven't updated much since 2019 and the whole lawsuit shut APS down

 

[clubdeac]

30 Paper Titles From Scientists With A Sense Of Humor, As Shared On This Twitter Thread

Forget movies that portray scientists as dry nerds. Their sense of humor, among many other attributes, is even better than those writers who paint such a terrible picture of them in scripts. Actually, scientists can't resist dropping a pun here and there when they're writing serious papers...

www.boredpanda.com

to wit:

Of course you’d be interested in this stuff 😂

 

[lobelsteve]

The Effectiveness and Risks of Non–Image-Guided Lumbar Interlaminar Epidural Steroid Injections: A Systematic Review with Comprehensive Analysis of the Published Data

Objective. To determine the effectiveness and risks of non–image-guided lumbar interlaminar epidural steroid injections.Design. Systematic review.Intervent

doi.org

Might get used to justify when Omnipaque is gone.