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protect neural elements and maintain/restore neurologic function; (2) to prevent or correct segmental collapse and deformity; (3) to prevent spinal instability and pain; (4) to permit early ambulation and return to function; and (5) to restore normal
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). Failure of ACL-R is defined by a history of previous primary ACL-R with a new onset of clinical symptoms such as instability and possibly giving way episodes. Additionally, positive Lachman and/or pivot shift tests are expected. The diagnosis of graft
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surgery 2.8 Implant instability 2.65 Excessive deltoid lengthening 1.04 Previous shoulder operations 2.91 2.8 Early bilateral shoulder arthroplasty 4.18 Inflammatory arthritis 2
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deformities are far more common. 5 Postural instability predisposes Parkinson’s individuals to sustain a fall, whereas reduced bone mineral density is the sequelae of vitamin D deficiency, physical impairment and immobilization induced hypercalcaemia. 6
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radiological, mainly DRUJ instability and sigmoid notch erosion (see below). It was impossible to extrapolate an overall percentage of the cases that required soft tissue stabilisation and/or interposition or any further procedure. Only in one study was the
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( 25 ). Fracture stability The instability of the fracture has been considered an inclusion criterion in 6 of the 11 articles studied. Unstable ankle fractures are those which cannot be properly controlled using closed reduction and cast
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- Fracture of the entire posterior process of the talus. Type 4: a severe form of fracture of either of the processes and associated instability or dislocation of the subtalar joint. Management The literature lacks a consensus on the optimum
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has been described as the single most important factor in determining the risk of dislocation following THA. 9 Furthermore, instability and dislocation after primary THA is the most common single reason for revision surgery, accounting for 22
