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patients satisfaction during the surgical journey. 9 The main changes have regarded the indications, that have increased for both younger and older patients, the surgical techniques (approaches, tissue preservation and reconstruction), some
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biceps, 44 the capsulorrhaphy, 35 the repaired labrum or the remplissage. 45 Interestingly, less invasive approaches do not seem to improve results regarding stability compared with open ones; more recurrences have been noted after
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pattern, such as marginal impactions, intraarticular fragments and cartilage damage, the attending surgeon has to choose between the different options of anterior/posterior or rarely extended or combined surgical approaches. While the Kocher
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may develop after an ankle sprain, probably due to a tear of the peroneus longus muscle or an injury to the peroneal artery. 59 Management Conservative approach Acute ankle injury can be managed conservatively using various by RICE
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issues related to surgical exposure, bone loss management and implant selection. 2 In the current article, authors provide a practical guide to approach revision knee surgery. Preoperative evaluation Understanding the cause of the prosthetic
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complications, EOS is a potentially life-threatening condition that requires early intervention to prevent severe deformity and pulmonary compromise. There are many debatable points and diverse approaches to scoliosis in young children. However, we will focus on
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Introduction The anterior approach to the hip was originally described by Carl Hueter in 1817, in his work Der Grundriss der Chirurgie. However, it was Smith-Petersen who popularized the approach in the US and the English-speaking world, after
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( 7 , 8 , 9 ). THA by direct anterior approach (DAA) is gaining increasing popularity among orthopedic surgeons ( 10 ) due to the many advantages resulting from the use of an intermuscular approach: decreased bleeding, reduced hospitalization stay
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limiting all these related costs, medical practitioners should implement the most cost-effective and patient-specific treatment when clinical outcomes are comparable. Several surgical approaches are used in THA, each with unique advantages and
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by experts in the field of hip preservation ( 13 ). While a systematic approach has been described for assessing plain radiographs ( 14 ) and MRIs ( 15 ) of non-arthritic hip pain, a comprehensive diagnostic algorithm of CT imaging is less defined