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entrapment. Surgical management for TDH is indicated if patients fail conservative measures (persistent axial back pain or intractable radiculopathy) and/or if they present with worsening neurological symptoms. 18 Most surgeons recommend surgical
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. Allografts are indicated in patients with chronic patellar tendon defects with poor native tissue, significant retraction or failed primary repairs. Fresh-frozen Achilles tendon with bone block or bone-patellar tendon-bone grafts are the most frequently used
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varies from 21–100%. 32 If closed reduction fails, the options may be open reduction and stabilization of the joint or to accept the dislocation, as long-term results can still be satisfactory. Fery and Sommelet 26 reviewed long-term results
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moderate group ( P < 0.001) and from 20.3 preoperatively to 91.8 postoperatively in the severe group ( P < 0.001). The two patients who failed to improve both had graft tears. This study provides the best evidence for the use of SCR in pseudoparesis
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disease is unknown in some cases and can be improved. Therefore, measuring of glycosylated haemoglobin (HbA1c) is highly recommended when diagnosing delayed or failed fracture healing. Furthermore, the peripheral pulse status needs to be examined because
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controversies exist as to whether performing a partial meniscectomy is better in the context of chronic tears in the avascular zone or in cases of failed repair. Meniscal repair indications In chronic tears in the avascular zone, poor biological support
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the lack of mid- to long-term outcome data. The right candidate is according to Frank et al. ‘a patient with intolerable pain or unacceptable dysfunction who have failed nonoperative treatment with MIRCTs and have minimal to no rotator cuff
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. Historically, a failed ACL reconstruction was defined by the presence of abnormal anteroposterior or rotatory knee instability ( 6 ). However, a recent meta-analysis reported 34% of patients undergoing ACL reconstruction had a positive Lachman test and 24% of
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origin that is required in treating the patient with a SLAP tear. The emerging role of biceps tenodesis for primary treatment of SLAP tears and also for failed SLAP repairs will be reviewed. Anatomy The vascular supply of the glenoid labrum arises
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by contact with the original investigators and, if that failed, calculated with available data. Notably, if the data were presented as median with interquartile range or median with range, the mean and standard deviation were calculated using the
