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excellent inter-stage functional performance, simplified second-stage revision surgery and improved biomechanical outcomes ( 54 , 55 ). Use of CUMARS can lead to excellent outcomes and functional results; however, they can be costly due to the use of
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, pain or instability in 17% of patients, and a mild increase in elbow extension and a mild lack of elbow flexion that was present in almost every patient. However, the authors found that functional results were excellent in most of the patients and were
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-energy trauma. 44 With the advancement of arthroscopic techniques, improved functional results are obtained with better cosmesis and patients are allowed an earlier return to their daily living. 45 There is a variety of arthroscopic techniques
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One of the most difficult balances when operating on patients with GCTs is the surgical morbidity and future function of the joint. Herein, the best functional results were obtained when curettage-based techniques were used. 22 , 23 Also, the
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. The patient was satisfied and achieved good functional results. 28 In the third study, Groot et al presented a case report with a patient who was treated with plate fixation. After the follow-up the patient was pain free and reached the same
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(functional results, pain relief, and quality of life (QoL)). Functional outcomes In a study published in 2013 by Tinning et al. , the functional capacity did not improve after TKA ( 10 ). In this case–control study, the authors evaluated the short
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morbidity and mortality. 4 Delay of more than 48 hrs to surgery has been found to be related to systemic problems (chest infections, decubitus ulcers, pulmonary oedema, impaired mobility-functional results) leading to prolonged length of stay, morbidity
