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22 distal tibial fractures, identified six relatively common fracture fragments ( Fig. 2a ): an anterolateral fragment (seen in 58% of cases), which is connected to the fibula by the anterior tibiofibular ligament; an anterior fragment (76
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). Double joint dysfunction Nothing is more challenging in hand surgery than the reconstruction of finger motion with the combined pathology of all the tendons, ligaments, and muscles that act across two joints. Mallet finger with secondary swan
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reconstruction Comparison No Outcomes Percentage of hip redisplacement at follow-up Search words and combinations with Boolean operators are listed in Table 2 . Table 2 Search words and combinations with Boolean operators
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reconstructions are becoming an increasingly satisfactory option 14 since there is no re-growth after labral resection. 15 Different types of graft can be considered as viable graft options 16 , 17 and some clinical series show promising results but
