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options. At the end of this evaluation, the best therapeutic decision will be made in a multidisciplinary commission. As a result of the low life expectancy of patients with bone metastatic disease, management of these patients is difficult. The vast
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, treatment options were suggested based on available literature. The consecutive steps in the flowchart will be discussed in detail in the following paragraphs. Fig. 1 Flowchart for the management of the failed radial head arthroplasty (RHA). The
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according to one of the common classification systems. Due to that fact and the exclusion criteria of the study, the results should be interpreted with caution and cannot simply be transferred to the management of trimalleolar ankle fractures. In contrast
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The focus of this review is on arthroscopic management of tears of the subscapularis. Anatomy The subscapularis muscle arises from a wide surface area of the subscapularis fossa of the scapula medially and inserts laterally on the lesser
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or a two-step approach is required, the need for concomitant surgeries as well as indications for bony deformities correction. The available literature does not provide clear evidence-based knowledge on these topics. As a result, the management of
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options include early functional conservative management with external immobilization using a cervical collar with different degrees of rigidity, Halo vest immobilization as well as anterior and/or posterior stabilization with decompression if indicated
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enlargement with screw. Right – tibial bone with allogenic bone grafts 4 moths post filling. Management of failure Revision ACL-R procedure is technically more demanding than primary ACL surgery, and multiple factors in addition to ACL
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and the management of the torn meniscus is now plurally based on basic science knowledge, new diagnostic tools, technical improvements and better long-term outcome assessment: Basic science demonstrated for a long time the crucial role of the
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been established, as the optimal PCL reconstruction has not been developed yet. The knowledge about PCL anatomy, epidemiology, biomechanics, clinical diagnosis and treatment management has evolved dramatically in recent years. 2 These advances have
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. 47 Most patients with a degenerative tear do well with conservative treatment, and no differences with surgical management have been reported at one-year follow-up in well-designed studies. 43 , 45 , 46 , 48 – 50 This is probably due to the
