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The Changing Face of Pediatric Orthopedics

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The next few years will continue to be an exciting and dynamic time in the field of pediatric orthopedics. Not only is the workforce itself changing and growing, but so are the definitions of what a pediatric orthopedic surgeon is and does. While subspecialization is the trend in most aspects of medicine, it will be important to continue to monitor<hl name="1"/> this trend to ensure that pediatric orthopedics does not become too highly specialized. With the tremendous inflow of new talent, ideas, and technology, the future for pediatric orthopedics has never looked brighter.

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