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, limited mobility, and a higher mortality rate compared to patients who do not develop this complication ( 3 , 6 ). Management concepts consist of a combined surgical and antibiotic treatment approach. Because these infections are biofilm
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of articular degeneration. Planning Planning is of utmost importance when approaching this challenging surgery. Clinical and radiological evaluations must address a number of issues: diagnosis (to exclude latent infection), approach, axis, bone
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variable treatment responses, however, therapeutic approaches for different subtypes may significantly differ. Therefore, the aim of the present systematic review was to summarize recent knowledge on treatment of patients with locally advanced
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Diagnostic and treatment algorithm for Gorham–Stout disease. Radiotherapy and medical treatments play a very important role in the management of the disease, and many pharmacological approaches have been tried during the past years. Moderate doses
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patients with a bone lesion is presented ( Fig. 1 ). 7 Fig. 1 Algorithm for patients presenting with a bony lesion around the elbow. A multidisciplinary team approach should include an orthopaedic oncologist, an interventional radiologist
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although the reduced time to re-innervation provides good supportive evidence for this approach in the surgical management of nerve injuries at other sites, including the brachial plexus. 34 Results Although the early results of lower limb
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of the early 1970s, considerable advances have been made in terms of component design, peri-operative care, alignment strategies, surgical approaches, and, more recently, the use of advanced technologies such as computer navigation and robotic
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higher when the surgical repair is performed at later stages. 37 Early surgical repair is therefore preferred. Approach Surgical repair of the DBT can be performed through a single or double-incision approach. Both approaches have been extensively
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rate approaching 40% ( 25 , 26 ). Colonization by S. aureus is a modifiable risk factor for SSI and carriers of S. aureus have a 9–10 times greater risk of developing SSI than non-carriers ( 27 , 28 ). MRSA colonization leads to four times greater
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should be the primary approach for stable JOCD of the knee. Although there is a lack of evidence for specific non-operative treatments, most authors recommend at least three to six months before the decision for surgical treatment. Non-operative treatment
