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procedure such as hip arthrodesis might be an alternative choice, especially in CP patients with normal contralateral hip and without structural and/or functional spine impairments, 42 even if this procedure is associated with high complication rate
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-operatively. Thereafter, progressive weight-bearing can be started along with an exercise programme. 35 Previous ankle osteoarthritis is a predictor of poor outcome of these techniques, so tibiotalar arthrodesis is then preferred. 35 , 40 Lesions of the ankle
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primary THA grouped by length of prior spinal arthrodesis (SA) (no fusion, 1–2 levels fused (S-SAHA), ≥3 levels fused (L-SAHA)) and compared to controls, Sing et al . found significantly higher rates of complications within 24 months in patients with
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followed by reimplantation or resection arthrodesis could be the alternative methods of surgical reconstruction. Both methods have been found to result in a reasonable functional outcome even in later stages of the disease. 35 The technique of hemicortical
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implant retention) is also indicated for early or acute infections. Other strategies, with specific indications, which are less popular and produce poorer results, include antibiotic suppression, arthrodesis, and even amputation. 6 The cost of
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approach in two stages, in order to give some anterior support in the level III fracture, and an L1-S1 posterolateral arthrodesis. See Figures 5 and 6 for the post-operative radiograph. Fig. 5 Standing post-operative radiograph following posterior
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, osteotomy or metabolic bone disease for example Cases with severe soft tissue modifications - global instability (recurvatum) - severe contractures (knee arthrodesis) Cases with important anatomy destruction preventing a KA reconstruction Cases requiring