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a prolonged period of immobilization before or after surgery or malalignment may both result in elbow stiffness. A history of progressive pain of the wrist may suggest an injury of the interosseous membrane (IOM) (i.e. Essex-Lopresti lesion
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; hand, four patients; elbow and wrist, two patients; wrist, one patient and elbow and hand, one patient. The most frequently reported symptoms within the affected shoulder were:ROM limitation, 67 out of 68 shoulders (98.5%); shoulder weakness, 62 out
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assessment, intravenous antibiotic therapy, and surgical treatment as deemed necessary. Most studies concern septic arthritis in the adult native knee joint. But, as occurs in other joints (shoulder, sternoclavicular or wrist), bacterial arthritis of the
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