Share on Facebook      Newsletters (PDF) 2011    December   Tanzania - A Mosaic of Natural Beauty   SIGN News By Dr. Neil J. White   SIGN News By Dr. Kyle F. Dickson   Education: The Foundation of Orthopaedics   New SIGN Programs    November   A Progressive Partnership - SIGN in Ethiopia   Good Orthopaedics is More Than Implants   First Bone Transplant in Ethiopia   SIGN Snapshots - Ethiopia   Grappling With Tradition   How You Can Help    August   She Will Walk and Run, 1 Out 10 SIGN Patients Is A Child   Muhimbili Orthopaedic Institute, A Center of Excellence   Kiwanis Members Visit Tanzania Program   One Patient At A Time With Data To Prove It   SIGN Bids Farewell To Hasan Bytyqi   Announcing SIGN's New Logo and Name    June   Bringing Healing and Hope to Cambodia and Philippines   SIGN in the Family   Flora Mae's Story   Hospitals Named SIGN Centers of Excellence   Smiles Away From Disaster   Scholarships Needed for 2011 SIGN Conference    March   SIGN Continues Support In Haiti   From Disaster Response To Building Orthopaedic Capacity   John Tanksley In Niger   RTA's Injure 20 Million Annually    February   Volunteer Surgeon Visits Nepal   SIGN Is More Than Steel   Scholarships Needed   Interesting Cases From Around The World   A Special Thanks From Ethiopia    January   Healing equals Hope   SIGN: What these four letters mean in Georgia   2010 Recap   The future of SIGN   International team spirit introduces SIGN in Ethiopia 2010    December - Africa   The Impact of Decisions   Black Lion Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia   The AIC Kijabe Hospital - Kijabe, Kenya   Decision Making in Developing Countries   Families Helping Families    December   Surgeons Fulfill SIGN’s Dream   Tanzania Trip Ignites Passion for Teaching   A note from Haiti   Imagine the Future of SIGN    October   Embracing Diversity 2010 SIGN Orthopaedic Conference   2010 Flap Course San Francisco   Ponseti Method of Hands-On Healing   Philanthropy = Improved LivesPhilanthropy Lives    September   Orthopaedic Consequences of Culture   Charity vs. Humanitarianism   Mode of Injury   From Traction to Action    June   Demand Grows In Nepal   Hospital To Become 3rd Program in Niger   Two Young Lives Changed, Thanks To SIGN Nails   Join Our Campaign To Bring Hope To Georgia    April   SIGN Three Year Plans: Jeanne Dillner, CEO   SIGN Inovations: Dr. Lewis G. Zirkle, Founder   SIGN volunteer surgeon Larry Hull winning the AAOS 2010 Humanitarian Award    February   Bringing Hope To Haiti   Severe Fractures Require SIGN Nails   Everyone Pulls Together To Help Injured   Earthquake Victims    January   SIGN Teams Respond to Crisis   Back Where It All Began   In Good Hands   Restoring Faith   SIGN By The Numbers Date File Size Contents December 2009 728 Kb A New Era In Fracture Care Building Trust In Afghanistan Father and Son Smile Again Restoring A Dream Giving Circles Inspire Donations November 2009 2.5 Mb 2009 SIGN Conference Path of Healing Failed Plate Fixation Surgeons Focus on Infection Surgeon's Tenacity Pays Off For Eritrea October 2009 2.2 Mb East Africa Statistics SIGN program amazes OTA Every injured adult affects the lives of 3 generations SIGN needs your help to provide orthopaedic care to children SIGN establishes 3 beta sites during East Africa trip. June 2009 1.8 Mb Educational exchanges benefit Dominican Republic residents Vision keeps shop crew right on target SIGN surgeon prevails over bone setter SIGN recruiting volunteer surgeons for developing countries The indirect victims of RTAs Upcoming SIGN events April 2009 1.6 Mb SIGN engineers design tools to heal hip fractures Surgeon tells story of SIGN in a new book SHC yields excellent results in Cambodia and Myanmar Dr. Randy Sherman to offer flap course in L.A. Conference to delve into variety of difficult fractures Increase in injuries broadens need for SIGN SIGN helps transform orthopaedic care in Kenya March 2009 1.8 Mb SIGN's "ripple effect" A recipe for disaster Iraqi surgeon earns honor for SIGN surgery on boy SIGN depends on donors like you Treatment of soft tissues as important as treatment of bone SIGN recruiting volunteer surgeons January 2009 1.4 Mb Road Traffic Accidents at Epidemic Levels RTAs Fracture Entire Families SIGN By The Numbers SIGN Delivers Hope To Myanmar December 2008 - Afghanistan Edition 1.9 Mb A Major Step For SIGN Afghanistan Leadership and Cooperation Patient Receives First SHC Building Orthopaedic Capability December 2008 870 Kb Rules? What rules? Building Capacity in Indonesia Collaboration Leads To New Program SIGN Surgeons Establish New Program in Mongolia November 2008 2.6 Mb An engineer in Tanzania Tanzania - A land of contrasts New SIGN Programs "Life can continue" October 2008 2.4 Mb Training for New Sites 120 Surgeons, 30 Nations Workshops 20 Million Injured Every Year June 2008 2.3 Mb Niger Port Moresby General Hospital Papua New Guinea Statistics SIGN's Response to Disasters April 2008 2 Mb Kabul - Where Hope Endures Central ANA Hospital and Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital Man Injured in Well Receives Foot Reconstruction Inspiration for Hip Device Afghanistan Surgeon Profiles Patients’ Families Need Your Help December 2007 1.3 Mb Patan Hospital, Kathmandu, Nepal Roosevelt Hospital, Guatemala City, Guatemala Hospital General San Juan De Dios, Guatemala Program Manager Profiles Mulago Hospital, Kampala, Uganda November 2007 1.7 Mb DALYs: Measuring the Toll Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi, Kenya 2007 SIGN Conference Innovations and Research Program Manager Profiles Prospective SIGN Program, Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital, Kabul Afghanistan October 2007 1.5 Mb The SIGN Burden Crowded Roads Equal Broken Lives Consequence of Accidents SIGN Surgeons Respond She's Worth The Sacrifice June 2007 1.4 Mb SIGN in Iraq Treating Civilian Casualties Generates New Ideas Building Orthopaedic Capability March 2007 850 Kb SIGN Responds to Crowded Wards in Haiti Kenyan SIGN Surgeons Are Excited to Have Access to a Fracture Care System Haitian Patients Too Poor to Afford Implants December 2006 1.5 Mb Cover Letter SIGN Aid: Easing The Family Burden Bangladesh Public Transportation Bangladesh SIGN Conference, Surgery and Expansion November 2006 1.4 Mb Cover Letter Expanding Equality of Fracture Care 90 Surgeons From 15 Countries Exchange Orthopaedic Knowledge SIGN Surgeons Respond 2006 SIGN Conference September 2006 616 Kb Knowledge and Inspiration Flow Both Ways Third Call for Disaster Assistance - Java Earthquake Thank You for Your Support 2006 SIGN Conference June 2006 668 Kb Each One Teach One Trip Reports SIGN in China Areva Smart Scope February 2006 745 Kb Bridges - Metaphorically Speaking Trip Report: Abbottabad from R.A. Gosselin, MD Trip Report: Cambodia & The Philippines from Kate Ball, MD SIGN Exhibit at AAOS November 2005 735 Kb 2005 SIGN Conference Update on Pakistan September 2005 800 Kb "Orthopaedic Odysseys" SIGN Database   Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Banda Aceh, Jakarta SIGN in Nepal Fuji SIGN Program May 2005 688 Kb Maintenance of the Network - Guatemala RP4IRAQ Trip Report: Indonesia from Anthony Brown, MD March 2005 616 Mb Tsunami Relief at Banda Aceh November 2004 1.4 Mb Fall 2004 SIGN Conference October 2004 1.5 Mb SIGN Travel - Emotions on Overdrive Trip Report to the Philippines and Cambodia August 2004 1.1 Mb Vietnam Revisited A Five-Year Reflection Lean Manufacturing Thank You "Friends of SIGN" December 2003 170 Kb South East Asia - October 2003 Progressive Innovations SIGN Surgical Database Count-off by the Numbers October 2003 140 Kb The Role of Sign in Panama Spreading the SIGN Network: A Fruitful Trip to Dominican Republic     From Nepal     Siberia, Russia Kiwanis/SIGN Training Center in Guatemala FDA Audit Passed! September 2003 499 Kb SIGN Conference Young Leaders SIGN Database AAOS Fall 2002 SIGN Treatment Moves up the Leg  (page 1) Trip Report:  The Philippines, Vietnam & Thailand (page 2) Russian Surgeons Visit SIGN (page 3) SIGN Conference (page 4) Papua New Guinea Project  (page 4) Volunteer: Freddie Walton  (page 4) July 2002 134 Kb A Snapshot of SIGN Trip Report: Myanmar & Vietnam NITOR: SIGN's Start in Bangladesh In Memory of Dr. Ayjaz The Diversity of Mankind: A Challenge to SIGN Well Received in Bangladesh A Defining Moment Ask Dr. Z A Special Thank You In the Shop April 2002 120 Kb The State of SIGN: Three Years of Healing Vietnam: SIGN's First Destination Skilled Surgeons and a Need for Resources Project Managers: Partners in Healing The Reward: To Heal a Patient View from the Board SIGN Project Report: Can Tho More than 200 hospitals in 48 developing countries. 4,000 SIGN surgeons have treated more than 70,000 patients since 1999.

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