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fixation of the wrist in extension. 44 Surgical treatment Surgical treatment is indicated in cases when nerve transection is obvious, as in open injuries or when there is no clinical improvement after a period of conservative treatment. The
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treatment options to repair large glenoid rim fractures. 45 The basic treatment principles of scapular neck fractures are that unstable fractures need surgical treatment and stable fractures can be treated conservatively. 5 ) The results are
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arthritic ankle changes ( Fig. 6 ). 12 Fig. 6 Classification of syndesmotic injuries of the ankle. Management Acute injuries: conservative treatment Syndesmotic sprains without instability should be treated non-operatively as they
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); Treatment: conservative (physiotherapy, medication, splinting, radiotherapy) vs operative – treatment effectiveness. An improvement of ROM of at least 20° in flexion and/or internal rotation (IR) and/or external rotation (ER) or information from the author
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middle deltoid origin; type II – involvement of at least the entire middle deltoid origin; type III – entire middle and posterior deltoid origin. Treatment Conservative According to most authors, periprosthetic fractures, regardless of
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with open reduction and internal fixation, generally either conservative treatment or arthroplasty is preferred. Stiffness after PHF develops in a significant proportion of patients, even in undisplaced fractures managed conservatively ( 3 ). PHFs
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conservative treatment. 17 The other two scenarios involve atraumatic chronic tears of the anterior GMed part found unexpectedly during hip surgery and iatrogenic avulsion tears of abductor tendons following THA using a transgluteal approach, 5 due to
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posterior plica and lateral plica (b), black arrows pointing to plicae; an arthroscopic resection of the plica (c). Treatment There is a general consensus that elbow plica syndrome should be initially treated with conservative therapy. However
