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% involvement in a surgical approach is recommended ( 35 ). In chronic biceps tendon rupture, scarring and a proximally retracted tendon, unless the lacertus fibrosus is intact, cause difficulties in anatomical tendon reinsertion ( 36 ). Therefore, non
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). No tourniquet: This approach reduces pain and neuropraxia. It allows for longer surgery time if needed, increased comfort of the patient, and the opportunity for the patient to actively collaborate with the surgical procedure. Patients with lymphedema
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methods to visualize the lesion are available including posterolateral transeptal, 39 , 40 transnotch view, 41 etc. Probing and visualization of the inferior surface of the medial meniscus via anterior approach may reveal Type 3 MRL, whereas the
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deltopectoral approach, Edwards et al reported the incidence of instability without subscapularis repair to be double compared to when subscapularis repair was obtained. 29 This information may not apply when a lateralised centre of rotation is used or when
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dislocations. 6 Recent technical and instrumental advances have favoured ARIF and very promising results have been obtained, 7 but more studies are needed, especially comparing ARIF with mini-open approaches. For glenoid fractures, cannulated
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by anchoring the plantar plate to the extensor hallucis longus tendon. 31 Other approaches include a medial ‘J’ incision together with plantar incisions. 16 The capsular disruption typically occurs distal to the sesamoid bones. If this is
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descriptive features of each domain are shown in Table 1 . This systematic approach focuses on the patho-anatomy of the injury and is believed to be applicable to open fractures of all bones in both adult and paediatric cases. 9 Agel et al have conducted
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may reflect an improved awareness regarding this disease and more aggressive approaches to diagnosis and treatment. Recent modifications of classic techniques, as well as emerging cell engineering technologies, have led to the development of
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different graft types for ACLR and provides an evidence-based approach for optimal graft selection in ACLR. The existing evidence on the use of extra-articular tenodesis to provide additional rotational stability during ACLR is also revisited
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kind of external debris that can cause osteolysis. 9 Another approach to obtaining good bone ingrowth is by applying high pressures at the level of bone–implant interface (compressive osseointegration). This is made possible by using special
