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unstable pelvic trauma patients over the last decade. In European countries, many trauma surgeons are trained in orthopedic surgery and are familiar with pelvic stabilization techniques and pelvic packing as DCS. Ertel et al. reported success in
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surgeon should avoid flexion of the femoral component and excess posterior tibial slope during proximal tibial resection. 17 After the diagnosis has been established, revision of the polyethylene insert should be considered if the components are well
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conditions are more complex to manage. A national agreement needs to be developed by surgeons, haematologists and cardiologists in order to avoid delays in patient management and reduce further complications related to hip fracture surgery. Conflict
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a cutting guide block or a drilling guide sleeve to allow the surgeon to slide a bone saw or a drill bit into the guide. Another type constrains the range of movement of a surgical tool held by a robot arm. The last type is an active
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, and UKA is now being estimated to be a valuable treatment option for 30% to 80% of patients requiring a knee arthroplasty. 45 However, the reality is that PKA usually represents less than 10% of a surgeon’s knee arthroplasties, mostly due to the
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. Simple methods include marking the implants on printed radiograph images with the help of planning films or intra-operative fluoroscopy. 5 , 6 However, this requires excellent three-dimensional thinking on the part of the surgeon and is obviously
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lower extremities, where the regenerative capacity varies; for example, the peroneal nerve is worse than the tibial nerve. 3 Treatment of peripheral nerve injuries is a real challenge for surgeons and physicians, since the outcome after different
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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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, restoration of function and improvement in QoL. When a patient reports on their own health status directly without interpretation from a surgeon or other medical professional, this is known as a patient-reported outcome (PRO). 5 Two broad
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peri-prosthetic surgical techniques could be applied to PIFFs, both are different entities, which should be assessed separately ( 11 ). Some authors hypothesized that a specific algorithm for PIFF could guide trauma surgeons in the difficult decision