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, stiffness, pain, oversizing or overlengthening, dissociation of the prosthesis, erosions of the capitellum and progressive symptomatic osteoarthritis of the ulnohumeral joint. 8 Since this embodies a broad range of complications, with variable (and
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12 mm over 2 years † – – Recurvatum <10° (8) Transient knee stiffness (10) Balslev-Clausen et al. ( 13 ) 11.8 (8.2–17.1) 23.5 (13.9–30.2)* – 2.49°/3.65°** – – – Paley and Shannon ( 14 ) 11.8 (7–18) 18 (2
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outpatient TKA than inpatient TKA, including component failure, surgical site infection, knee stiffness and deep vein thrombosis. 14 According to Gogineni et al, outpatient total hip arthroplasty (THA) and TKA in a well-selected patient is feasible in
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.01). §Intentionally loose-fit prostheses fail more often because of stiffness compared to press-fit protheses (p < 0.01). #Cemented prostheses fail more often because of ulnohumeral arthritis compared to press-fit prostheses and intentionally loose-fit prostheses (p
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increases Achilles tendon tension and dorsiflexion stiffness of the ankle, thus increasing plantar fascia tension during weight-bearing activities. Damaging forces appear when leveraged forces are transmitted to the foot and ankle as the tibia (and the body
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/or excessive joint stiffness or ankylosis. Pre-operative imaging examinations are performed, consisting of a frontal radiograph and MRI or a CT scan for horizontal analysis, searching for: glenoid wear in the frontal plane particularly superiorly, with a
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Diagnostic accuracy data (presented as mean n /mm) of tested materials in the included studies. The order of the included studies is chronological. Reference/ operation technique Maximum load to failure Initial stiffness of construct Final
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; incorrect tensioning can potentially lead to joint stiffness or instability. 3 Soft-tissue imbalance contributes to several of the foremost reasons for revision following primary TKA, including instability, stiffness, and aseptic loosening. 4
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superior pole of the patella. Arthrofibrosis Arthrofibrosis is defined as knee stiffness after TKA, which is a serious complication. The loss of movement, mainly in extension, is poorly tolerated, especially in younger and more active
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Shoulder stiffness (including adhesive capsulitis, frozen shoulder) Calcific tendinitis of the rotator cuff Shoulder pain of unspecified origin Other conditions of the shoulder (including infection and neoplasia) Statistical
