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). All were traumatic in nature and spontaneously reduced. None of those patients underwent any further surgical intervention. No surgical site infection was encountered in the study and there were no complications associated with suture anchors. None
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factors for complications following TEAs using a national database. 18 Their study showed significantly lower risk of infection for the non-smoking patient as well as those undergoing shorter operation time. 18 Patients should counselled on
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night splint at full extension may be used after surgery. 17 Due to thin subcutaneous tissue at the tendon insertion site, wound problems and infections are potential complications. Re-rupture is a rare complication following primary repair, and
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infection ( 3 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 ). Recent meta-analyses ( 12 , 13 ) advised against DCR as an adjuvant procedure during RCR, whether it is performed systematically ( 13 ) or in shoulders diagnosed with ACJ arthropathy ( 12 ), concluding that DCR does
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/15/−30 - Partial, TSA, RSA 20/0/0, infection - removal of the endoprosthesis 1 year Schoch et al. ( 2 ) Pain, weakness, sensation disorders 20/15/45 - Partial 20/30/0, symptoms like preoperative 10.4 years Schoch et al. ( 2
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forces help in maintaining the osseous structure of the graft. The lack of mechanical stimuli in other areas results in osteopenia and bone resorption. Infection should always be considered in cases of severe osteolysis as well as other factors affecting
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was statistically significant); heterotopic ossification of 3.1% and 7%, respectively (p = 0.06); stiffness 1.8% and 5.7%, respectively (p = 0.01); re-rupture 1.8% and 1.2%, respectively (no p value provided); infection 1.2% and 0%, respectively (no p
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.8 Deep infections 9.4 Re-rupture 31.2 Nerve explorations 15.6 Total 100 Tendon fixation Multiple fixation methods have been proposed since the transosseous suture technique described by Morrey et al. 35
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). Procedure-specific complications Bankart repair is frequently associated with a low short-term complication rate associated with mostly arthroscopic, cannula-based interventions with minimal risk for hematoma formation and infection. The surgical technique
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-thickness tear which has failed non-operative treatment. Contraindications to repair include pain-free, grade 4 Goutallier fatty degeneration on MR imaging, glenohumeral arthropathy, infection, the non-compliant patient and significant medical comorbidities
