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fixation of all fracture fragments is essential to address concomitant ligament instability. Therapeutic management is in accordance with that of comminuted olecranon fractures, with stable restoration (locked plating) of the appropriate contour and
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Introduction Pathological abnormality of the peroneal tendons is an under-appreciated source of lateral hindfoot pain and dysfunction that can be difficult to distinguish from lateral ankle ligament injuries. In a study by Dombek et al, 1
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collateral ligament (MCL) insufficiency, and, of those, some may have chronic signs of impingement, also known as ‘chronic valgus overload syndrome’. Acute medial elbow instability is usually a distinct and obvious diagnosis, but progressive attenuation and
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. Regarding the technique, both autografts and synthetic ligaments have been used in various techniques; although numerous experimental cadaveric studies have been performed, there is a relative scarcity of clinical data. 7 – 12 This article reviews the
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some problems such as posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) tears or avulsion and pigmented villonodular synovitis (PVNS) in the posterior compartment of the knee. Morgan first reported posterior knee arthroscopy to repair posterolateral and posteromedial
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when the capsule and ligament constraints have failed completely 5 or when massive bone defects are present. 6 It is uncertain whether the evolution in bone loss reconstruction 7 , 8 and bone fixation methods, or the introduction of
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site in rotator cuff tear patients. Nearly 60 years later, Clark and Harryman published a detailed anatomical study of the rotator cuff and described a fibrous tissue which originates from the deep layer of coracohumeral ligament and moves along the
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-operatively precisely position the acetabular cup, ideally by simply using the transverse acetabular ligament (TAL). Aligning the cup with the TAL has been shown to be clinically safe and effective 43 and to lead to better standing cup orientation, 44 even in
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the sciatic notch ( 63 ), the bony landmarks encircling the acetabulum ( 37 , 64 ), and the transverse acetabular ligament ( 65 ). Archbold et al. ( 65 ) introduced a commonly used technique in which the plane of the transverse acetabular ligament
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stability by osseous structures, ligaments and muscles. The grooved form of the trochlea prevents the patella from dislocation, as well as the medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL, see Fig. 1 ) and the vastus medialis oblique. 4 These structures each
