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variable duration. The incidence of relapse following an apparently ‘successful’ treatment remains high, making its management challenging for the treating physician. 5 Assumed ‘remission’ should only be claimed after at least 12 months of follow
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menisci. 25 Management strategies The vital functions of the meniscus and the development of osteoarthritis reported after its resection, has forced orthopaedic surgeons to protect as much as possible, to repair or to reconstruct the meniscus
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easily accessible solution. The purpose of this article is to present a literature review on the management of glenoid bone loss in primary RSA. This review focuses on the preoperative assessment of glenoid wear, intraoperative strategies for addressing
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Robinson classification. The location and type of fracture is important in the decision-making as it influences management strategies. This paper focuses on the most common clavicle fractures, which are those in the mid-diaphyseal third (Allman 1 and
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, management and prevention. Ankle sprains are mostly the result of damage to LCLs, including ATFL, CFL, PTFL. The ankle sprain occurs chiefly in inversion, foot internal twisting, and plantarflexion, associated with adduction of the ankle ( Fig. 6 ). Many
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highlighted by an online survey of the Netherlands Orthopaedic Association, which reported that 59.1% of surgeons allowed three to seven days of PWD before starting non-surgical management while 44.1% intervened surgically only after 10 days of PWD after index
