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linea aspera, exposing the sciatic nerve under visual control as a routine part of the exposure. Although good results have been published regarding cemented reconstructions, there is an increased tendency to perform non-cemented techniques in recent
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image of nerve root preservation; (B) 3D-printed implant with designed holes for muscle reconstructions and EPORE® structure; (C) hip muscle transfer through the implant; (D) postoperative radiograph shows definitive implant. Implantability
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damage to the sciatic nerve but it can be very helpful for the removal of posterior loose bodies. The mid-anterior and proximal mid-anterior can be used while working on the peripheral compartment. Fig. 1 Arthroscopic portals (right hip). ASIS
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Introduction Endoprosthetic reconstruction in orthopaedic oncology has evolved over the last 30 to 40 years, with novel endoprosthetic systems and solutions developed constantly. Endoprosthetic reconstruction has made limb-salvage surgery
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interest in arthroscopic management of these injuries. 17 Many techniques have been described and they are principally addressed to repair CC ligaments. However, proper management requires reconstruction of the AC ligament as well as the superior joint
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reconstruction of the ulna as well as a failed/missed reattachment of elbow stabilizing structures will otherwise result in persistent pain, poor function and progressive joint degeneration due to chronic elbow instability. 5 Consequently, the appropriate
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flap. They were able to perform a complex reconstruction by choosing the best position on the donor (fibula) and recipient (mandible) sites, avoiding important structures like dental nerve and respecting vascular anatomy. Modabber et al 13 have
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/third intermetatarsal space nerves in feet with no pain. Only the dimension/width of the neuroma is different in that they are larger than that of a normal nerve. 1 So does a ‘neuroma’ of the interdigital space really exist? It is important to mention that Morton
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extremity. The integrity of the extensor mechanism should be assessed as well. Finally, an accurate neurological exam is mandatory. Assess the ulnar, radial and median nerve function and when in doubt, get an electromyogram (EMG). Try to localize the ulnar
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fracture or osteolysis. In such cases the distal flange cannot be securely embedded and the sciatic nerve can also be at risk. 55 Recently, Sculco et al 61 presented the concept of the ‘half cup-cage reconstruction’ to address some of the
