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better rehabilitation period for respiratory function. Postoperative period and rehabilitation Although there is a consensus on the requirement of an immobilization period, the method and the duration vary in the literature. Historically, a cast
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treating postoperative pain after ACLR and could improve the postoperative rehabilitation programme ( 61 ). RF in hip OA RF of the obturator and femoral nerve articular sensory branches has shown promising results in the management of hip OA
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constrained condylar designs; no stems or augments used KSS Pre- and postoperative, ROM, technical difficulty during TKA, use of prosthetic augments or stems, PJI rate, revision surgery rate. Knee FS Hamstring autograft 9 Unknown 15
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. Indications were better tailored to patients ( Fig. 1 and Table 1 ), and techniques were furthermore developed and making the degree of correction more reliable. Advanced development of fixation plates and modern postoperative rehabilitation protocols have
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included studies are outdated in terms of implant design, surgical techniques and postoperative management. Both surgeons and patients would benefit from clearer, updated evidence to make informed decisions regarding surgical intervention in end-stage OA of
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1 . Prior to TKR surgery, the majority of patients experience difficulty kneeling on their osteoarthritic knee, 9 – 11 , 24 and post-operative improvements in kneeling ability are rarely achieved for most patients. 9 These problems with
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, which are decisive to further rehabilitation ( 15 ). A systematic review by Korim et al. reflected on literature up to 2016 and mentioned a difference in non-union rates between hallux rigidus and hallux valgus ( 17 ). More recent research suggests
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, however, call for larger ranges of movement and the limitations that a patient will perceive as a functional deficit will vary depending on the level of activity. Unfortunately, the elbow joint is particularly prone to post-traumatic and post-operative
