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physiotherapy, partial repair, tendon transfer, superior capsular reconstruction (SCR), subacromial spacer (balloon) or even a reverse shoulder arthroplasty (RSA) depending on multiple factors, including: geography, surgeon experience, implant costs, etc
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deformities and found patient satisfaction to be 87%. 58 After a tendon transfer it is important to mobilise early, but the risk of stiffness must be balanced against the risk of recurrence. 24 For fixed PIPJ deformities the PIPJ is excised or fused
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digitorum longus tendon transfer may help to restore tibialis posterior tendon function, while a spring ligament plication aims to reinforce the medial position of the talar head. 24 , 40 In more advanced forms, a peroneal tendon transfer is indicated
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corrects with tendon transfers. - Dynamic and flexible deformity of the hindfoot that corrects after correction of the forefoot and with tendon transfers. • Stiff - Structural deformity of the forefoot or hindfoot that corrects with
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transfers The motor weakness and paralysis that accompanies severe and chronic CuTS can be reconstructed using tendon transfers. Anti-claw procedures prevent metacarpophalangeal joint (MCPJ) hyperextension and improve grasp. Reconstruction of intrinsic
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decelerate or halt progression of the ankle arthritis. There are few reports about the effect of static balancing (ligament repair) 30 or dynamic balancing (tendon transfer, etc.) 18 on ankle asymmetrical arthritis. 31 However, ankle
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reconstruction, tendon transfers, arthroplasty, or a combination of these options to restore function. The goal of this review was to clarify the definition of pseudoparalysis and pseudoparesis based on the current literature and to delineate the clinical
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procedure was performed in this case that is reported in Table 3. **Revised with posterior tibial tendon transfer (2 years) and corrective cuboid and medial cuneiform osteotomy (4 years). ***Corrective distal tibial osteotomy (4 years) resulting
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as in flexor tendon repair, boutonniere fingers, or in tendon transfers ( 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 ). Pain control persists after surgery, diminishing the need for opioids when compared to general or regional anesthesia ( 29 , 30 , 31 , 32 ). Local
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been reported in arthroscopic and open techniques. 47 , 48 Kim et al 49 introduced in 2012 the results of CA ligament and lateral half-conjoined tendon transfer for chronic type V injuries. The results were promising and the half
