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characteristics of leadership and close with my perspective on style and execution. The task Attainable? The first and arguably most important consideration is whether the goal is attainable. This of course is dependent on the nature of the problem
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trauma of the hip. 3 In some cases local trauma and neurologic trauma are associated. Luckily, most of our cases were not associated with local trauma of the hip, where significant ossification of the hip associated with consolidation problems may
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Open 6 1 haematoma 3 scar problems None 6 Croutzet 2009 17 Mini-open 8 1 scar problem None 6 Brown 2011 Open 12 1 haematoma 1 recurrence 1 9 Winkes 2012 12 Open 24 none 1 4 García
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hands. 5 In the fingers, the PIP joint reacts well to intra-articular corticosteroid injections. The most common side effect is atrophy of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, which is more of an aesthetic than a functional problem. No known
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complications exceed the benefits. Besides erroneous reporting as the example stated above, studies using register data often have to address the problem of missing values. In a register study, missing values are the result of either incomplete registration or
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, which may develop valgus deformity of the lower extremity and create problems of malalignment. Biomechanical implications of these morphologies are impaired muscle function, relative hip instability with loss of muscle efficiency causing Trendelenburg
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morbidity and mortality. 4 Delay of more than 48 hrs to surgery has been found to be related to systemic problems (chest infections, decubitus ulcers, pulmonary oedema, impaired mobility-functional results) leading to prolonged length of stay, morbidity
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Introduction Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) is a safe, popular, and reliable surgical treatment of pain and disability from degenerative knee arthrosis. Obesity is a growing problem worldwide, and WHO reports that rates of obesity continue to
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proposed that if certain aspects of human intelligence, such as learning, abstraction, language, and problem-solving could be described in an accurate and detailed way, it would be possible for a machine to simulate these human capabilities. Today, the
