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objective of this article is to summarize knowledge of SIJ dysfunction due to micro-traumatic lesions excluding inflammatory diseases, infections and tumours and to give some recommendations for treatment options including conservative treatment and surgical
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that mechanical instability is treated with surgery (but as we have seen there might be some room for conservative treatment) and functional instability with physiotherapy. However, some surgeons would advocate surgery, even on mechanically stable
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histological diagnosis. The classic local treatment of malignant conditions of the foot and ankle was below-knee amputation at different levels. Nowadays, with the development of adjuvant therapies, some patients may benefit from conservative surgery or partial
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shown that IA corticosteroid injections are significantly associated with the development of postoperative infection ( 20 , 21 , 22 ). Conservative treatment Physiotherapy (PT) and splinting play an important role in the treatment of stiffness
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conservative therapy for at least three months before surgery, even in early symptomatic AVN. The results of central decompression in the treatment of early stage talar AVN have been extremely satisfactory, especially when the cause is not traumatic. This
