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no consensus on the best surgical technique to manage LE, and evidence is lacking to support or refute a specific technique. 44 As a potential disadvantage, excessive release may lead to lateral instability of the elbow. Long-term good outcomes
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length of radiation exposure. Redfern and Perera 46 pointed out that specific cadaveric training is mandatory for any surgeon considering performing minimally invasive surgical techniques, and this training is vital to avoid unnecessary complications
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, 11 ). Nevertheless, none of these surgical techniques has been proven to be superior. For that matter, custom triflange acetabular components (CTAC) aimed at reconstructing large defects with a mono-block, patient-specific implant which fits into the
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Avoiding glenoid component malposition in terms of version and inclination is therefore an important technical goal, which may be very demanding due to a variety of issues related to patient anatomy and surgical technique. Altered anatomy in revision cases
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