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than the culture results. 2 Diagnostic approach The diagnosis of chronic osteomyelitis can often be challenging, but it is important to realise that an early diagnosis will lead to a more favourable outcome. A combination of high index of
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Introduction ‘Fast-track’ surgery was introduced more than 20 years ago by Professor Henrik Kehlet 1 in abdominal surgery. It may be defined as a co-ordinated peri-operative approach aimed at reducing surgical stress and facilitating post
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nerves, which are provided by blood from segmentally approaching blood vessels in the mesoneurium (i.e. compare with mesentery). 6 The segmentally approaching blood vessels are coiled in their structure, thus allowing reserve capacity during the
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aimed at the patient’s safety and well-being. Thus, this study explored this topic with a systematic approach to highlight the evidence by summarizing the biomechanical studies for the MTC joint fusion with the modified Lapidus approach. The Lapidus
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). The efficacy of the porous layer for fixation is significantly influenced by its geometry (hexagonal, cuboidal, cylindrical, etc.), which depends on the fabrication approach and design of the implant. When considering the design of the porous layer, a
