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, surrounding soft-tissue involvement is to be expected even in low-energy fractures ( Fig. 1 ). This suggests that every single fracture has to be carefully evaluated in order to identify the exact pattern, the shape, size and location of the different
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rotational stability but, in cases of anatomical variability, sizing the stem may be very difficult. Conversely, ML tapered stems (Taperloc® stem being the first design) increase in size only in the coronal dimension, eliminating potential AP/ML mismatch, but
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glenoid fossa was pear-shaped or oval, the lower half being larger than the upper half. It was also demonstrated that the radius of curvature of the glenoid, measured in the coronal plane, was on average 2.3 mm greater than that of the humeral head
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compared using a N-1 chi-squared test ( 17 , 18 ). In a fixed-effect analysis, true effect size is assumed to be the same in all studies and the summary effect provides an estimate of this common effect size. In a random-effects analysis, the true effect
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most commonly performed choice of access to the spine, including costotransversectomy, transpedicular and lateral extracavitary techniques. 10 – 12 Unfortunately, in each approach, rib head or pedicular resections are required, leading potentially