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  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL”), “meniscus”, “rotator cuff”), and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI’s and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL”, “meniscus”, “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for “ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches.

  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic's impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms ("ACL"), "meniscus", "rotator cuff"), and Sports surgery terms ("ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery") from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI's and compared to the timing of the pandemic. interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization's statement on COVID-19's pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for "ACL", "meniscus", "rotator cuff" declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for "ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery" declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches. © 2020 Published by Elsevier on behalf of the Arthroscopy Association of North America.

  • public interest in Sports medicine and surgery anterior cruciate ligament meniscus rotator cuff topics declined following the covid 19 outbreak
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices [GSVI]) was used to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL,” “meniscus,” “rotator cuff”) and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery,” “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVIs and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL,” “meniscus” and “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37%, and search for “ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery” and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%, respectively. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics, as measured by Google searches. Clinical relevance Orthopaedic Sports medicine and arthroscopy patient and surgical case volumes were negatively affected by various factors after the onset of the pandemic. One factor associated with the volume decrease is a decline in public interest.

Ajith K. Subhash - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL”), “meniscus”, “rotator cuff”), and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI’s and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL”, “meniscus”, “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for “ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches.

  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic's impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms ("ACL"), "meniscus", "rotator cuff"), and Sports surgery terms ("ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery") from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI's and compared to the timing of the pandemic. interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization's statement on COVID-19's pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for "ACL", "meniscus", "rotator cuff" declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for "ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery" declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches. © 2020 Published by Elsevier on behalf of the Arthroscopy Association of North America.

  • public interest in Sports medicine and surgery anterior cruciate ligament meniscus rotator cuff topics declined following the covid 19 outbreak
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices [GSVI]) was used to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL,” “meniscus,” “rotator cuff”) and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery,” “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVIs and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL,” “meniscus” and “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37%, and search for “ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery” and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%, respectively. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics, as measured by Google searches. Clinical relevance Orthopaedic Sports medicine and arthroscopy patient and surgical case volumes were negatively affected by various factors after the onset of the pandemic. One factor associated with the volume decrease is a decline in public interest.

David R. Maldonado - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL”), “meniscus”, “rotator cuff”), and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI’s and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL”, “meniscus”, “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for “ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches.

  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic's impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms ("ACL"), "meniscus", "rotator cuff"), and Sports surgery terms ("ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery") from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI's and compared to the timing of the pandemic. interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization's statement on COVID-19's pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for "ACL", "meniscus", "rotator cuff" declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for "ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery" declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches. © 2020 Published by Elsevier on behalf of the Arthroscopy Association of North America.

  • public interest in Sports medicine and surgery anterior cruciate ligament meniscus rotator cuff topics declined following the covid 19 outbreak
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices [GSVI]) was used to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL,” “meniscus,” “rotator cuff”) and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery,” “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVIs and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL,” “meniscus” and “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37%, and search for “ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery” and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%, respectively. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics, as measured by Google searches. Clinical relevance Orthopaedic Sports medicine and arthroscopy patient and surgical case volumes were negatively affected by various factors after the onset of the pandemic. One factor associated with the volume decrease is a decline in public interest.

Trent M. Kajikawa - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL”), “meniscus”, “rotator cuff”), and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI’s and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL”, “meniscus”, “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for “ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches.

  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic's impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms ("ACL"), "meniscus", "rotator cuff"), and Sports surgery terms ("ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery") from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI's and compared to the timing of the pandemic. interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization's statement on COVID-19's pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for "ACL", "meniscus", "rotator cuff" declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for "ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery" declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches. © 2020 Published by Elsevier on behalf of the Arthroscopy Association of North America.

  • public interest in Sports medicine and surgery anterior cruciate ligament meniscus rotator cuff topics declined following the covid 19 outbreak
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices [GSVI]) was used to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL,” “meniscus,” “rotator cuff”) and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery,” “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVIs and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL,” “meniscus” and “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37%, and search for “ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery” and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%, respectively. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics, as measured by Google searches. Clinical relevance Orthopaedic Sports medicine and arthroscopy patient and surgical case volumes were negatively affected by various factors after the onset of the pandemic. One factor associated with the volume decrease is a decline in public interest.

Sarah L. Chen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Abstract Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL”), “meniscus”, “rotator cuff”), and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI’s and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL”, “meniscus”, “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for “ACL surgery”, “meniscus surgery”, and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches.

  • Public interest in Sports Medicine and Surgery (Anterior Cruciate Ligament, Meniscus, Rotator Cuff) Topics Declined Following the COVID-19 Outbreak.
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic's impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices (GSVI)) was utilized to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms ("ACL"), "meniscus", "rotator cuff"), and Sports surgery terms ("ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery") from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVI's and compared to the timing of the pandemic. interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization's statement on COVID-19's pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for "ACL", "meniscus", "rotator cuff" declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37% and search for "ACL surgery", "meniscus surgery", and "rotator cuff surgery" declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%. The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics as measured by Google searches. © 2020 Published by Elsevier on behalf of the Arthroscopy Association of North America.

  • public interest in Sports medicine and surgery anterior cruciate ligament meniscus rotator cuff topics declined following the covid 19 outbreak
    Arthroscopy sports medicine and rehabilitation, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ajith K. Subhash, David R. Maldonado, Trent M. Kajikawa, Sarah L. Chen, Alexandra I. Stavrakis, Christos Photopoulos
    Abstract:

    Purpose To quantify the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic’s impact on public interest in Sports medicine and surgery topics. Methods The Google Trends analysis tool (Google Search Volume indices [GSVI]) was used to collect search information regarding orthopaedic Sports medicine terms (“ACL,” “meniscus,” “rotator cuff”) and Sports surgery terms (“ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery,” “rotator cuff surgery”) from May 2015 to May 2020. A time series analysis was performed for these GSVIs and compared to the timing of the pandemic. Results interest in both Sports medicine and surgery declined following the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the World Health Organization’s statement on COVID-19’s pandemic status on March 11, 2020, searches for “ACL,” “meniscus” and “rotator cuff” declined by 34.78%, 43.95%, and 31.37%, and search for “ACL surgery,” “meniscus surgery” and “rotator cuff surgery” declined by 42.70%, 51.88%, and 53.32%, respectively. Conclusion The COVID-19 outbreak correlated with a decline in public interest in Sports medicine and Sports surgery topics, as measured by Google searches. Clinical relevance Orthopaedic Sports medicine and arthroscopy patient and surgical case volumes were negatively affected by various factors after the onset of the pandemic. One factor associated with the volume decrease is a decline in public interest.