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approaches that hold promise ( 8 ). These programmes for non-operative management are the first options for patients with higher risk profiles for complications/adverse events prior to surgical reconstruction or arthroplasty. Scientific evidence of higher
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) radiographs of a right subtrochanteric femur fracture with intertrochanteric extension that was treated with a piriformis entry reconstruction nail. Table 1. Current evidence on subtrochanteric femur fractures Study Study type No. of
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reconstruction in ORIF was performed either with sutures (in four studies 23 – 26 ) or wires (in one study 27 ). Ockert et al 28 did not specify their reconstruction method. Moreover, cerclage fixation was implemented in two studies, 23 , 25 intraosseous suture
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patients who underwent peroneal tendoscopy for post-operative adhesion and scarring. 21 Guillo and Calder had excellent results in seven patients with dislocation of peroneal tendons after tendoscopic reconstruction. 22 Michels et al reported on
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posterior inferior iliac spines along the middle gluteal line. 5 Both of these are innervated by the superior gluteal nerve; 5 however, variable primary innervation patterns have been reported. 6 The GMed has three distinct parts, the anterior
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essential role in the stabilization of the sacro-iliac joint. Their section in pudendal nerve release surgery does not produce a significant increase in sacro-iliac joint pain. The muscles also contribute to the stability of this junctional structure. The
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management options for peroneal tendon lesions. Anatomy The peroneal muscles form the lateral compartment of the lower leg, and both are innervated by the superficial peroneal nerve. The peroneus brevis originates from the distal two-thirds of the
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-post extension was placed a revision reconstruction of the extensor mechanism with an extensor mechanism allograft Atraumatic disengagement, persistent instability, particularly with an incompetent extensor mechanism, may act synergistically to disengagement of
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after a short period of availability. 12 Although it is not always clear why a prosthesis is not available anymore, in general, high numbers of complications were reported. Reported complications have consisted of nerve palsy, instability, stiffness
