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revision rate for medial UKA compared with MA TKA. 5 , 56 , 57 This is mainly because UKA fixation may be more challenging (small implant surface), because of disease progression in other native compartments and because a medial UKA is easier to revise
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importance of maintaining a harmonious curve with a geometrical progression of factor 2 and any shortening excessive of 2 mm can result in transfer metatarsalgia ( 17 ). Surgical planning starts with drawing architectural landmarks on a dorso
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Arnold-Chiari malformation, based on 65 reports. Radiological reports of shoulder X-rays were available for 62 cases, whereas X-ray images were available for 47 cases. Based on the latter distribution of degeneration, the progression was calculated
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patients become symptomatic earlier than female patients ( 10 , 11 ). FSHD is inherited in an autosomal dominant pattern, and the clinical severity and progression rate is highly variable. There are two well-defined subtypes, FSHD1 and FSHD2. In the
