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repair of the capsulolabral complex, leaving the graft extraarticular ( Fig. 5G , H and I ). Rehabilitation and radiographic follow-up Postoperatively, the arm is placed in a shoulder immobilizer device in neutral rotation and 15° of abduction
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) FLD, first lordotic vertebra; LIV, lower instrumented vertebra; SSV, sagittal stable vertebra; UIV, upper instrumented vertebra. Non-surgical management In 2010, the International Society on Scoliosis Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation
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prevented with careful monitoring by the surgeon and the anaesthesiologist. 55 Rehabilitation after hip arthroscopy for FAI A recent study was performed to evaluate the need for a formal physiotherapy prescribed rehabilitation protocol after hip
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when systemic sedation is considered too risky ( 23 ). Being awake and alert, the patient can gain insight into his condition and therapy, which will help in postoperative rehabilitation ( 24 ). Local anesthesia: the numbness is administered only
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). As reported by Zayan et al. and Semsarzadeh et al. , and also seen in our investigations, iNPWT was associated with a significantly lower prevalence of wound infections. This leads ultimately to an accelerated time of rehabilitation, prosthetic
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augmentation with stem cells and cancellous bone graft. After an individual rehabilitation plan, the patient was pain free and able to walk without aids one year later. Meyers et al, 1 in their series of 32 cases treated using muscle-pedicle bone
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nerve injury results in a weakness of ankle musculature, which is evident during rehabilitation. 35 Conservative and surgical treatments have been described for peroneal nerve palsy. In all cases, complete recovery occurred within 3 weeks to 6
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rehabilitative options are available. 30 Figure 4 demonstrates a total contact cast. Fig. 4 Total contact casting in a patient with Charcot neuroarthropathy. The patient may bear weight in the cast but it is changed weekly. The TCC when
