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the talus that successfully undergo an initial nonoperative treatment period have minimal symptoms in the long term, a low failure rate, and no relevant ankle OA progression. On the contrary, Stufkens et al. ( 5 ) stated that anterolateral talar
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progression to complete fracture and in reducing hospital stay. 45 It also seems that fractures heal faster when treated surgically. 46 Progression to complete fracture and pain refractory to non-surgical treatment reduce the success rate of non
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.5%, respectively). When decompression alone is performed, preservation of the facet joints leads to better outcomes and less risk of slip progression. 37 Two randomised controlled trials compared decompression alone with decompression and posterolateral fusion
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glenohumeral arthritis. 2 The prognostic value of the Walch classification has also been substantiated, with a higher Walch classification acting as a negative predictor for postoperative clinical function, as well as progression of posterior bone loss
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have been promising, including apparently stopping or at least slowing down progression of OA. 46 However, these implants have never been generally accepted because of considerable reported problems. Reasons for failure were a considerable
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of the peripheral myelin sheath and is classified into subtypes varying in progression. CMT IA is the most common form including peripheral nerve myelin degeneration and decreased motor nerve conduction. In most cases, the disease process is
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as prophylaxis for tumour progression and implant failure. 23 However, this is not evidence-based and further prospective research should be performed before statements can be made concerning the effectiveness of adjuvant radiotherapy for all
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, discomfort and slowing down the arthritis progression. There are two basic types of synoviorthesis: chemical and radiation synoviorthesis. They are realized with corticosteroid, rifampicin or with Beta-emitting isotopes consecutively. Beta-emitting agents
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and ligaments. However, newer studies using weight-bearing CT scans underlined the importance of the subtalar joint morphology as a factor that impacts the progression of ankle joint osteoarthritis. 45 , 50 , 52 , 60 , 61 Recent studies suggest
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mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) inhibitor ridaforolimus. 21 , 22 In particular, a progression free survival (PFS) of 3.5 to 3.9 months in patients with advanced sarcoma (both bone and soft tissue) was demonstrated for ridaforolimus, with manageable
