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) Patient in supine position, under fluoroscopic control and left buttock stab incision, surgeon tries to identify correct position of guide wire for sacral body 1 screw insertion; (C) Lateral fluoroscopic image demonstrating upper end of the first sacral
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management of concomitant intra-articular soft-tissue pathology such as lateral meniscal tear through the same surgical incision. In a recent retrospective case series study, Ran et al 26 reported on the management of 28 consecutive patients with
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a standard longitudinal incision over the lateral aspect of the elbow. The insertion then can be detached, dividing its fibres longitudinally, or tendinotic tissue can be debrided ( Fig. 4 ). After debridement, the rest of the tendon can be repaired
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part of a syndromic complex. A stepwise surgical à la carte approach may comprise a vastus lateralis release including the lateral ilio-tibial band, the vastus lateralis muscle and lengthening of the quadriceps (rectus snip). Also, doubling (shortening
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, 5 , 10 , 11 ). Since Chin et al. ’s study is RCT and the result of PJI in Klasan et al. is double-zero, neither study was included in the calculation of OR. IO antibiotics were significantly more effective in reducing the incidence of PJI (OR: 0
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time to hospital discharge, reduced readmission rates, and fewer discharges to rehabilitation units or skilled nursing facilities compared to conventional jig-based TKA. 53 Robotic TKA requires additional incisions for insertion of the femoral and
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surgical option. 5 Classically, we perform this by a medial incision, following the arch of the foot, exactly in the line in which the characteristics of the skin change from dorsal to plantar. The head of the talus, navicular and cuneiform are freed
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requires an incision through the quadriceps tendon, which may impair the extensor mechanism of the knee post-operatively. The subvastus approach was described by Erkes in 1929 2 and popularized by Hoffman in 1991. 3 It has the theoretical advantage of
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and 95% confidence intervals (CIs). Otherwise, a random-effect model was applied, and an I 2 metric was evaluated for the random effect to check the correction of heterogeneity. The influence of using a single or double stage on complication
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with lasso loops ex vivo . The graft is then shuttled into the joint and fixed at the glenoid side and on the tuberosity side with a double-row reconstruction. Lastly, the graft is fixed with side-to-side sutures to the subscapularis and infraspinatus
