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studies could not replicate these results and reported poor outcomes. Konkel et al reported subsidence and radiolucencies in all ten patients retrospectively reviewed at 37 to 105 months after a proximal phalanx hemi-arthroplasty. 33 Raikin et al
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in diabetic patients, taking into consideration the pathophysiology associated with diabetes, and recent literature regarding treatment outcomes. It identifies risk factors associated with complications, also providing a rationale and recommendations
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influenced the final functional score. 23 Deepening trochleoplasty In one of a few long-term studies, Rouanet et al reported the outcomes of 34 patients at a mean follow-up of 15 years after sulcus deepening trochleoplasty. 24 Seventeen
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-operative rehabilitation protocol; length of follow up; clinical outcomes (patient/clinician reported – including pain, range of motion, time to returning to activity/sport, muscle bulk, strength, complications such as failure of fixation/revision); radiological outcomes
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confirmed the impact of sagittal malalignment on patient-reported outcomes. Therefore, analysis of the stenosis area and sagittal alignment is of utmost importance in DS. Fig. 1 L4-L5 degenerative spondylolisthesis: a) sagittal full spine radiograph; b
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the more severe GMFCS stages. Mariani et al 22 reported a case of NFNF in CP treated with bilateral THA with good outcomes at two-year follow-up. In Sandhu type 3 NFNF, THA should be a treatment option also in CP ambulatory patients. A salvage
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some patients, 85% of amputees were satisfied. Groeneweg et al 26 provided only minimal descriptive information on the outcomes without using tools of formal assessment and reported that one patient had ‘dramatic’ pain relief while a second
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vivo. 22 , 23 It is reported that scapular upward rotation, posterior tilting and internal rotation increase. 22 , 24 , 25 A shortening of > 2 cm or > 10% is presumed to be an indicator for poorer outcomes and a possible increased risk of
