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treated by ORIF alone unless the fracture itself compromises the fixation of the arthroplasty ( 48 ). This is an important factor that should be considered when making the definitive surgical decision, and whether or not the patient presented pain and
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Background The overall aim of surgical or non-surgical interventions in orthopaedics, besides pain relief, is to restore function and enable patients to live physically active lives. Paradoxically, physical activity (PA) as an outcome measure
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posterior-directed force in forward flexion, internal rotation, and adduction of the arm, resulting in mild to moderate shoulder pain and a restriction in range of movement. On the other hand, type A2 is typically produced by high-energy traumatic accidents
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will complain of pain, stiffness of the MTP joint and swelling. They may describe weakness in push-off. Clinical assessment begins with inspection of the great toe for swelling, ecchymosis or malalignment, as well as palpation of the collateral
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symptomatology is characterized by forearm pain, stiffness, decreased muscle strength, and paraesthesias. Symptoms disappear when the exercise is stopped. CECS has been described to occur bilaterally in 70% to 100% of patients. 3 Conservative treatment is
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assessment. 13 Before making any surgical decision, it is important to investigate the existence of pain, difficulties with everyday activities or sports, and even whether there are any aesthetic concerns. Besides a thorough physical examination
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Introduction Spontaneous spinal subdural hematoma (SSDH) is characterized by the sudden onset of back pain or headache and can lead to severe consequences ( 1 ). The most common causative factors are anticoagulant therapy and dysfunction of
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Introduction FAI The concept of femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) has been recognized as a source of hip pain since the early 1990s. 1 The actual term was coined by Ganz et al in 2003. 2 It is a dynamic conflict that occurs
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-operative pain resulting in shorter hospital stays. 8 The subvastus approach was used in 1% of TKRs in England and Wales between 2004 and 2014. 1 Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) comparing these two approaches include small numbers of participants
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, different technologies should be analyzed for advantages in device accuracy and patient compliance as well as the impact on functional recovery, physical activity promotion, pain control, goal setting, and healthcare utilization. To date, there has been no
