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% have been reported with RH-TKAs, with infections and aseptic loosening the most frequent complications. 1 Patellar instability and prosthetic dislocation can also occur. The dislocation of a RH-TKA is a complication described in the literature
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to edge-loading and anterior prosthetic instability. 1 , 19 - 26 This SHS type 2 appears to be frequent (26% to 40%) in patients scheduled for primary THA. 8 , 18 Fig. 3 Type 2 SHS resulting from ageing (from left to right) of the spine
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. However, it produces a more comprehensive view of the sample's genetic makeup. A comparison of the two is provided in Table 1 . Wang et al. ( 29 ) published a paper comparing broad-range PCR and mNGS for the diagnosis of prosthetic joint infection (PJI
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randomized trials of fracture fixation used any definition of infection when reporting this complication. 7 By contrast to prosthetic joint infection, the lack of a definition or diagnostic strategy for infection has hampered the development of
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chronic osteomyelitis (COM). COM and prosthetic joint infection (PJI) are characterised by the persistence of micro-organisms on dead bone and implants, causing low-grade inflammation with occasional acute episodes, eventually associated with fistulous
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keywords ‘(periprosthetic joint infection or prosthetic joint infection) and (Two-stage or 2-stage or two stage or second-stage or double-stage) and (Single-stage or one-stage or 1-stage) and knee and (unhealed or infection or reoperate* or revise or
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the USA, there is a natural trend towards the use of fixed-bearing implants. Furthermore, even if not definitively proven, fixed-bearing implants are thought to reduce peri-prosthetic cyst formation and, thus, to possibly increase implant survival
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motion takes place inside the prosthetic joint, scapulothoracic participation is significantly increased after RSA. 110 Fig. 6 (A) Native shoulder. The centre of rotation is in the humeral head, and the level of arm of deltoid does not allow
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primary malignant bone tumors without compromising the oncological outcome ( 7 , 8 , 9 ). Prosthetic reconstructions after primary bone tumor removal can be divided into two groups based on (i) availability of modular implants or (ii) custom implants for
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achievable, reproducible, and biomechanically favorable for the implants. As a result, individual 3D knee anatomy was not reproduced, and while implant survivorship improved, prosthetic joint function and perception were compromised. Bony anatomy
