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type of surgery. Wide bone resection and reconstruction with megaprostheses are indicated in young patients with good prognosis and health conditions, with single or oligo metastasis, favorable histotype, and long disease-free interval ( 1 ). When all
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been reported, 34 , 35 especially in young patients and concomitant anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. 36 Pattern of tear Vertical longitudinal tears are the best scenario in terms of success when facing a meniscal repair. 37
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. Further high-level studies specific to the shoulder are needed to improve our current understanding. Neurological lesion Prevalence Clinical neurological lesions after RSA, which most commonly affect the axillary nerve, are rarely reported, and
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reconstruction Comparison No Outcomes Percentage of hip redisplacement at follow-up Search words and combinations with Boolean operators are listed in Table 2 . Table 2 Search words and combinations with Boolean operators
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demanding as metaphyseal bone loss often limits options for anatomical reconstruction and fixation. Current surgical treatment options, including intramedullary nailing, internal and external fixation, are often complicated by an extended non
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