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strategies can be successfully followed with arthroscopic elbow debridement procedures if the pain secondary to arthritis is the end-range impingement kind of pain. Techniques There are five different types of approaches used during TEA, each comes with
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debridement of the fracture site, and the removal of any soft tissue interposition (mainly the periosteum) is mandatory to achieve complete anatomical reduction of the fracture fragments. Internal fixation with cancellous partially threaded screws is
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. 2 The treatment for ankle arthritis varies according to the cause and severity of the cartilage degeneration. For example, arthroscopic debridement, spur excision or ligament reconstruction have been attempted for early-stage degenerative
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, 12 , 18 – 20 Empiric antibiotic therapy with or without surgical drainage and debridement are the goal standard for treatment. 7 , 9 Significant controversies exist as to the diagnostic role of acute phase reactants, synovial fluid analysis
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Bone graft material to support the lifted osteochondral fragment can be used to avoid secondary collapse. In many cases where this approach is not feasible, arthroscopic lavage and debridement of the femoral head fragments with osteochondral allograft
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Since then, the improvement of knowledge in this field has led to the identification of three distinct categories of ON: SONK, AVN, and post-arthroscopic ON. Post-arthroscopic ON is the least common form, with no age or sex predominance, which may
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described: isolated talonavicular arthrodesis ( Figs 2 , 3 and 4 ), internal fixation of the navicular, talonavicular-cuneiform arthrodesis (TNC), 9 triple open or arthroscopic fusion ( Figs 5 and 6 ), pantalar
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pressure bandage and sling for support and early range of motion exercises with plain radiographic imaging follow-up to detect secondary fracture displacement ( 25 ). Surgical procedures consist of open or arthroscopic reduction and internal fixation
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joint; (b) Preparation of a fresh meniscus graft (anterior and posterior horns as well as top side are marked); (c) soft tissue only allograft with all the marks and the suture to assist introduction within the joint. Fig. 3 (a) Arthroscopic
