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latter condition, when symptomatic, can be managed with several approaches without clear evidence-based guidelines. For example, the same patient with a D-type IRCT, according to the classification by Collin et al 2 ( Fig. 1 ), may be offered
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when necessary. These procedures are most commonly performed under general anaesthesia with the patient in the supine position. Under traction, the hip joint is distracted and the central compartment is entered. The cartilage and the acetabular labrum
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-disease position ( Fig. 1 , Supplementary Video). 1 , 2 Fig. 1 The kinematic alignment technique for total knee arthroplasty (TKA) has the aim of restoring the pre-arthritic tri-dimensional knee anatomy and to align components on the knee’s kinematic axes
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dislocation rate reported have tempted many surgeons and patients to switch to the anterior approach. This has not been without criticism, however, focusing on the steep learning curve, high rate of perioperative complications, early revision rate and limited
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months. 13 Patient selection is critical for the success of IPE in the management of wear and osteolysis. The algorithm used in our institution is demonstrated in Figure 1 . IPE and bone grafting can be considered in patients with well-positioned
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.3°, forward flexion 65.7° – patients with rotator cuff reconstruction had better postoperative hand positioning, lifting ability, Musculoskeletal Tumour Society (MSTS) score and abduction functions than patients without rotator cuff reconstruction
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The squatting position for treatment. The hips are flexed at 100–110° and abducted at 50°. Inclusion criteria were: (i) patients with type D, III, IV hips according to Graf’s classification, therefore, by definition, ‘unstable’ hips
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non-absolute boundary that influenced the complication rate. Thus, surgeons should consider intrinsic advantages when planning surgeries. Simultaneous surgery can improve operative length, blood loss, and position-related complication rate in patients
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data has resulted in the creation of algorithms for calculating specific risks, expected patient satisfaction, and even the expected success rate for procedures or medications. Additionally, in orthopedics and other disciplines, evolving robotic
