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is followed by verification of navigation accuracy and identification of the entry points for the subtalar arthrodesis screws. The subtalar joint is then prepared and filled with cancellous bone graft taken from the ipsilateral distal tibia. Navigated
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for destructive knee arthropathy is controversial. Destructive neuropathic arthropathy was historically considered to contraindicate TKA because of a high incidence of failure and other complications. 10 , 11 Therefore, arthrodesis became a
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(n) Additional surgery Revision arthroplasty (total failures) Meier (2007) 6 24 implants 3 arthrodesis 1 infection 2 dislocations Asymptomatic squeaking (87%) Sweets (2011) 8 31 implants 1 excision of exostosis
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fixation. Early correction of the deformity combined with arthrodesis can, however, be performed in selected cases with adequate soft-tissue perfusion. 35 More recently, reconstruction techniques have gained popularity. These either employ osteotomy
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X-ray image due to pelvic tilt following a lumbar arthrodesis. Fig. 3 Same implant and patient, different X-ray angle leading to different evaluation of cup orientation. (a) incorrect beam angle: cup too vertical and anteverted position
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age of 60 years who underwent thoracic or lumbar arthrodesis of five or more levels, with a mean follow-up of 4.2 years, it was concluded that the overall complication rate in this patient population was 37% (with a major complication rate of 20%), and
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The technique is more of a spine surgery procedure as it is used for lumbopelvic arthrodesis. The patient is placed in the prone position and a midline incision over the lumbosacral area is made. Pedicle screws are inserted in L5 and in L4 if needed
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Adil et al. presented a unique case using a MAKO robotic arm system to assist the conversion of hip arthrodesis to THA ( 22 ). This patient experienced two unsuccessful hip surgeries and finally underwent hip arthrodesis. Technical challenges include
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% ∅ Saikia et al 26 Wide resection (en bloc) and knee arthrodesis with dual fibulae plus cancellous bone graft plus 95° condylar blade plate 3.1% (1 patient) NF 1 patient (treated with an above-knee amputation due to local recurrence with
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previous untreated calf-bleeding episode. Immediate post-operative radiographs demonstrate correction of the equinus deformity by triple arthrodesis. Table 1. Palazzi classification Stage Clinical presentation I. Transient