TABLE I.

Procedures Continuing to Be Performed During the COVID-19 Outbreak at Our Institution^*

Trauma-Related	Oncological	Infection-Related	Other
Open fractures Pathological fractures (including impending pathological fractures) Select closed fractures that, if left untreated for >30 days, may lead to loss of function or permanent disability Irreducible dislocation of native or prosthetic joints Penetrating wounds into bone or joints Penetrating nervous system injury Peripheral nerve injuries and compression syndromes with severe symptoms Spinal column injury causing instability with or without symptoms	Procedures performed to diagnose cancer that will lead to active treatment Biopsy-proven cancer with risk of metastasis or progression of disease Biopsy for nodule/mass with risk of cancer diagnosis Spinal column tumor with clinical and radiographic evidence of spinal cord compression (weakness, bowel/bladder dysfunction, sensory changes, pain) or intractable pain Lymph node biopsy Ancillary procedures related to cancer care	Deep-tissue infection Periprosthetic infection Joint infection Necrotizing fasciitis Wound infection	Compartment syndrome Amputations related to limb ischemia/infection/trauma Wound dehiscence Hematoma evacuation Displaced meniscal tears associated with locked knee Select acute ligament disruptions Tendon lacerations and ruptures Cerebrospinal fluid leak Cord compression or cauda equina syndrome causing myelopathy or rapidly evolving loss of neurological function

^*List is accurate as of March 25, 2020.