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. suggest to perform primary distal biceps tendon repairs in up to 90 degrees of flexion as the outcome has shown to be good. In the postoperative state, full extension could be achieved with a low rate of complications ( 38 ). Similar results have also been
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surgical techniques and equipment, failure to heal may occur after rotator cuff tear (RCT) repair and may not be amenable to revision surgery. This review, structured in three sections, is designed to investigate current literature on transfers, over the
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tears, and repairs were performed more frequently than in the no-shift-type knees. 22 Considering the above information, current recommendations are to grade discoid menisci according to discoid morphology (complete vs. incomplete), peripheral
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increase of acetabular surface ensure hip stability while increasing contact area and normal pressure distribution. Current clinical studies also support acetabular labral preservation. A randomised clinical study compared resection with labral repair in
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injuries There is a paucity of high-level published evidence regarding the optimal management and timing for these complex injuries. However, the available evidence suggests that reconstruction is better than attempted repair 8 - 11 and should be
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, 1.27% after a transtrochanteric, and 0.55% after a direct lateral approach. Bigger head size and posterior soft tissue repair in posterior approach cases might diminish those differences. Most dislocations occur in the period shortly after surgery
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predictive being age, sex, time of repair, the materials used for repair, the size of the defect and duration of follow-up. 4 Anatomy The radial nerve is the largest nerve in the upper limb. It is a branch of the brachial plexus arising from the
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acute repair of the capsule. Each of their cases had 3 to 5 mm of diastasis visible on initial post-injury radiographs signifying acute injury to the bi- or tripartite sesamoids. 21 Classification A classification system has been modified
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subgroups is very low, between 26% to 57% 37 and surgery is usually required, as described below. Direct superior peroneal retinaculum repair: technique An incision is made in line with the peroneal tendons, starting approximately 1 cm posterior
