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. 1 – 4 The evolution of implants with the use of different materials has led to the design of prosthetic devices for other joints, such as shoulder, elbow, wrist, ankle, and small joints of the hands and feet. 5 – 9 Surgical pathologists
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mobilization is best performed in a supine position while elevating the upper arm, reducing stress in the joint stabilizers ( 23 ). Apart from active and passive mobilization, additional exercises stimulating wrist and hand vascular circulation to decrease
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in general where single, dual, or multiple sensor set-ups, the wear location (e.g. wrist, belt, shoe and pocket) size, weight, looks, battery life, charging needs, ease and robustness of placement must be taken into consideration. The aspect of (i
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reasonable function, with a range of motion of between 40° and 60° active flexion/extension. Silicone synovitis is not a hallmark of PIP joint arthroplasty as it has been historically with wrist implants. Only a few cases with relevant silicone synovitis have
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secondary to operative technique, especially inadequate femoral shortening. Yalcinkaya et al. investigated the surgical management of unstable forearm fractures in 45 children. They attributed one case of radial nerve palsy with wrist drop to the use of
