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destruction resulting from tuberculosis, and recurrent dislocations of the shoulder. In recent years, surgical indications for shoulder arthrodesis have been continuously decreasing due to the development of shoulder arthroplasty, for which results have proved
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( 7 , 8 , 9 ). THA by direct anterior approach (DAA) is gaining increasing popularity among orthopedic surgeons ( 10 ) due to the many advantages resulting from the use of an intermuscular approach: decreased bleeding, reduced hospitalization stay
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comes the risk that the implant manufacturer will not take responsibility if the device fails and the responsibility could rest with the surgeon, which could result in major consequences. Mix & match According to different dictionaries, a
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relief and good functional results ( 1 ). However, massive and irreparable RCTs (MIRCTs) are a significant challenge for patients and surgeons. Commonly defined as a full-thickness injury involving at least two tendons or measuring >5 cm in the coronal
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scoliosis, and the quantity and homogeneity of the studies did not allow a statistical integration of the results of the different studies. Considering stomatognathic alterations as a plausible aetiology of IS, the aim of this systematic review is to
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reduction of spasticity of the hip adductors. In 1913, Adolf Stoffel 2 first published his technique in the upper limb. He found the results from tendon operations for spasticity to be unsatisfactory so he introduced a new approach, which was to weaken
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anatomic TSA has resulted in surgeons considering the use of RTSA. The reverse’s semi-constrained design corrects the posterior head subluxation. Mizuno et al reported excellent clinical outcomes in a series of 27 patients with primary osteoarthritis and
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-stimulating factor-1 ( CFS1 ) gene have been described in PVNS, the most frequent being the t(1;2)(p13;q37) translocation, resulting in a COL6A3-CFS1 fusion transcript. An overexpression of CSF1 was observed in the neoplastic cells of PVNS, independently of the
