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matter of debate. Frozen shoulder is often described as ‘self-limiting’, 27 meaning that recovery will be achieved over time, regardless of treatment approach. Out of the 24 systematic reviews assessed, eight (33%) described frozen shoulder or
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questions than answers to the research community, which is reflected in the lack of universally accepted guidelines for the correct treatment. However, due to the complexity of this condition, an extremely personalised approach should be reserved for each
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. The KFT method, initially proposed in two technical note studies, represents a novel approach for the reconstruction of injured distal KF ( 42 , 43 ). The MSL and KFT techniques utilize a 7–10 mm wide strip of the ITB. In these procedures, the
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percutaneous screws placed to guide the IM nail within the medullary canal, thus reducing the metaphyseal fracture without approaching the fracture site ( 1 ). In that study, 31 poller screws were utilised on 21 fractures in 20 patients: 13 patients with a
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approach to type III lesions is currently under debate. In addition, despite the availability of a large number of techniques, the best surgical management of AC joint lesions has still to be defined. The authors’ final suggestion is to surgically treat
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chronic pain. Assessment Pain as a subjective, lived and sensory experience presents particular challenges to assessment. 44 In both clinical and research settings, the approach to assessing chronic pain after TKA needs to be in-depth and
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. 91 The use of large-head MoM THA should be discontinued. MoM HR should be approached with caution and, when considered, used only in patients who satisfy all of the recommended selection criteria, which limit its indications considerably. With
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hamstrings distal lengthening; neurectomy of the anterior branch of the obturator nerve on the side of the dislocation; exposing the hip by using the Watson–Jones lateral approach; detaching of gluteal muscles and capsular attachment of the rectus femoris