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to the planned reduction. Autologous bone grafts are used to fill the defect at the osteotomy site. A patient-specific instrument can also be designed and printed to reproduce the pre-determined size of the graft accurately. Arthroscopy can be
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covering the bony subchondral plate and that congruity was reinforced by a fibrous labrum around the glenoid cavity. In a biomechanical study, Frich et al 12 proved that the glenoid fossa comprised a relatively thick subchondral bone plate conveying
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of meta- and diaphyseal intercalary bone defects after tumour resection with intramedullary nailing and porous polymethylmetacrylate (PMMA) spacer . Orthopäde 2007 ; 36 : 152 - 8 , 60 - 3 . 40 Collinge C , Merk B
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In 1971, Charnley revolutionized THA through the introduction of low-friction arthroplasty, and his subsequent developments of acrylic cement to fix implants to living bone and high-density polyethylene as a bearing material. 1 Analysis of these
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deformities. Radiographs are used routinely for orthopaedic surgical planning, yet they provide inadequate information on the precise 3D extent of bone defects. 18 - 19 Examples of the application of 3DP within the orthopedic field have spread rapidly in
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application of lipid particle-encapsulated in vitro transcribed (IVT) mRNA encoding BMP-2 in a mouse model for critical-size bone defects. The mRNA therapy was able to promote endochondral ossification in vivo ( 69 ). Zhang et al. successfully combined
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coronoid and radial head during flexion. To maintain extension, bone has to be excavated at the posterior aspect of the humerus to recreate a new olecranon fossa. If the bone defect is too big to obtain compression with shortening, structural bone autograft
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‘healed’ by the introduction of new cement, but large defects suggest either significant malreduction or bone loss and need to be addressed appropriately with revision to a long cementless stem or proximal femur replacement (PFR). Impaction bone grafting
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Harnly HW Rodeo SA Williams RJ III . Activity levels are higher after osteochondral autograft transfer mosaicplasty than after microfracture for articular cartilage defects of the knee: a retrospective comparative study . J Bone
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decrease repair fixation strength. Bone grafting techniques are needed to address these defects. 7 We have also observed occasional complete resorption of the tuberosities ( Fig. 3 ). In such a situation, a simple tendon rotator repair is usually
