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Introduction Young active patients with symptomatic chondral defects or arthritic changes and varus knee malignment pose challenging scenarios to knee surgeons ( 1 ). There are needs for an agreement on the ideal management option for these
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exercise instructions for disease prevention, delay, management, and/or rehabilitation. When certain features are included for the patient to self-register pain events (pain diary), medications, events of fatigue, and flares or for setting goals, it is
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anterior instability after Latarjet procedure is presented, and an algorithm for its management is suggested. Analysis of causes of recurrence and rationale The causes potentially responsible for recurrence, considered as dislocation or subluxation
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, such as Gram-positive bacteria (accounting for about two-thirds of the total number of infections), Gram-negative bacteria and polymicrobic flora (accounting for about 10–15% of infections each), and fungi (rare). 3 – 5 The management of infections
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dislocation: the long-term results of nonoperative management in 100 patients . Am J Sports Med 1997 ; 25 ( 2 ): 213 – 217 . 11. Smith TO Davies L Donell ST . Immobilization regime following lateral patellar dislocation: a
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PAO, AP and frog-leg lateral pelvic radiographs showing bilateral congruent hip joints with a roof angle of 5.8° and 7.1° on the right and left side, respectively. Conclusion PO is an essential part of the surgical management of hip
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degenerative disease managed by percutaneous fixation, 14 while Assaker first reported, in 2004, the management of vertebral fracture with percutaneous fixation. 15 Since then, many publications were issued describing the advantages and disadvantages
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rTSA may be the sole implant capable of maintaining joint stability and preserving shoulder function ( 30 ). The use of rTSA for the management of glenohumeral instability is considered uncommon. However, it is a promising therapeutic alternative for
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-leg radiographs and MRI 8 , 9 which are used for classification and staging, i.e. Ficat, 10 Steinberg 11 and Association Research Circulation Osseous (ARCO). 12 Non-surgical management has a very limited role in the treatment of AVN of the FH
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Introduction Orthopaedic and trauma device-related infection (ODRI) remains a major complication in modern trauma and orthopaedic surgery. 1 Despite best practice in medical and surgical management, neither prophylaxis nor treatment of