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patient must have a part in the decision as observation is a perfectly viable option in patients with mild disease. 6 Different treatments have been proposed for Dupuytren’s disease, according to its severity and patient and surgeon’s preference
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for orthopaedists. Especially acetabular reconstruction and the management of acetabular bone loss can be demanding and challenging, even for the experienced revision arthroplasty surgeon. Perhaps of all the difficult scenarios that a surgeon can
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of surgeons have been using the anterior approach for hip arthroplasty, as well as resurfacing and femoral neck fractures. The muscle-sparing nature of the approach and the improved early results of the anterior approach as well as the favourable
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Introduction An orthopedic surgeon dealing with psychology may sound strange to many people, including doctors and patients. For most, the harsh world of bones and heavy metal prostheses cannot be reconciled with the soft world of thinking
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History taking, which may give important diagnostic clues for experienced surgeons, must be the first step in clinical evaluation for meniscal tears. Patients may have the following complaints: pain, subacute swelling, hearing or sensation of a ‘pop
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only be performed in specialist, high volume centres. 15 , 16 An alternative response is to try and replicate the technical skills of experts in surgeons who never, or infrequently, perform UKA. Assistive technology, in the form of 3D printed
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Introduction Infections of the hand are common entities that are frequently encountered by orthopaedic surgeons and primary care physicians in the emergency room. 1 In 1993, Brown and Young suggested that major metropolitan hospitals
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. Indigenous Australians experience higher rates of cardiovascular, respiratory and diabetic diseases as well as higher rates of trauma and considerably lower life expectancy. The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) is responsible for surgical
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P. Blount in the introductory sentence of the classic textbook Fractures in children wrote: ‘A book about fractures in children is needed by the general physician, the general surgeon, and, I fear, many orthopaedists’. 3 According to Blount
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surgeons are very familiar with these kinds of injuries, there are different classification systems, diagnostic procedures, concepts of intervention, and a great variety of implants. The AC joint is a diarthrodial joint that serves as a primary link
