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synovitis. Taking into account the risk of infection after surgical procedures in human-immunodeficiency-virus-positive patients, RS is recommended first. RS is also of particular interest in patients with inhibitors, who otherwise are difficult to treat
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patients affected by malignant bone tumors of unusual sites including sacrum and pelvis ( 20 , 23 , 24 , 25 , 26 ). These patient-specific special implants and related surgical tools have been initially studied for revision hip arthroplasties in
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Introduction The dawn of extremity bone sarcoma management was dominated by amputation as a standard of surgical treatment. Although some attempts were made to perform limb-sparing procedures, by carrying out segmental resection and
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flexion-extension forces, and tightened in slight traction to reduce the fracture fragments. Analysis of the infection risk of the fracture fixation site after pin site-plate overlap shows controversial results. Even though one recent paper concludes
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did not find any other significant differences regarding infection, nonunion, radial nerve injury or implant failure. Surgical treatment: external fixation Indications External fixation remains an option in rare cases such as polytrauma
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trainees must have adequate operative experience to be deemed competent in a procedure, this must be balanced with increasing scrutiny of outcomes, the widespread use of joint registries and pressure on surgical teams to maximize efficiency. Concerns have
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Samarji R Paul A Hirst P . Early versus delayed surgical treatment of open tibial fractures: effect on the rates of infection and need of secondary surgical procedures to promote bone union . Injury 2005 36 656 – 661 . ( https://doi.org/10.1016/j
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Deep wound infection < 1% 119 , 129 3 Complication with surgical therapy or unplanned hospitalization Deep vein thrombosis < 1–3.7% 119 , 130 Femoral neck fracture < 1% 119 , 123 Scrotal skin necrosis
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nerve injury specialist and the patient. The nerve specialist will help to determine the site of injury, the pathophysiological grade of injury and the need for exploration. 5 Surgical exploration is sometimes required to provide an accurate
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that can be redone after a few weeks if needed, preserving bone stock and avoiding iliac bone harvesting or surgical exposure complications. Although it is not useful in cases with a large fracture gap or infection history, its results are interesting
