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and postoperative active range of motion, patient-reported outcome measures, implant-related parameters that the authors chose to report in their respective studies, prosthesis design, radiographic assessment of graft integration at follow-up, and
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important to evaluate patients’ reasons for their limitations. Studies that have asked patients why they have difficulty kneeling have found that the reasons are multifactorial, including knee pain/discomfort, numbness, fear of harming the prosthesis, co
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acetabul*) ADJ4 prosthesis).ti,ab 5. exp “ARTHROPLASTY, REPLACEMENT”/ 6. (1 OR 2 OR 3 OR 4 OR 5) 7. (modular dual mobility).ti,ab 8. (modular dual-mobility).ti,ab 9. (7 OR 8) 10. (6 AND 9) Appendix 2. All other forest and funnel plots
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both. It is known that acetabular malposition may lead to increased rates of dislocation, 4 impingement, 5 edge-loading, 6 polyethylene wear, 7 pelvic osteolysis 4 and prosthesis failure. 8 Acetabular component positioning
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trapeziometacarpal or TMCJ) and (arthroplasty or replacement or prosthesis). Our search was not limited by year of publication, journal type, language, or level of evidence. All bibliographies of included articles were checked for further relevant studies
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Revision with replacement of the broken polyethylene component Breakage of the polyethylene yoke of the prosthesis Posterior The maximum amount of distraction before dislocation of the stem occurs is called the ‘jumping distance’. The length
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rates of revision for specific prostheses. Revisions are generally defined in joint registries as a removal or exchange of a prosthesis or part thereof and provide an unambiguous record of a problem with the joint replacement. There are many factors that
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. Information includes, but is not limited to, age, date and side of surgery, surgeon, type of prosthesis inserted, patient diagnosis, methods of implant fixation, and other information associated with the operation. Additional information is collected at the
