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should be the primary approach for stable JOCD of the knee. Although there is a lack of evidence for specific non-operative treatments, most authors recommend at least three to six months before the decision for surgical treatment. Non-operative treatment
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parameters. 21 Residual or recurrent deformity of the hindfoot causes significant disability. It is challenging to correct and also to maintain the correction. The approach to isolated equinus relapse in the young child will most commonly involve
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ultimately require surgical management. The focus of this review is to describe the approach to the surgical management of tarsal coalitions in the paediatric population. Important considerations will be taken of preoperative planning, surgical techniques and
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can be suspected when a soft stop to reduction is observed. The anterior approach is the most widely used approach for open reduction. This approach is especially indicated when vascular repair is necessary. It is a safe approach and results are
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sustainable changes, new approaches will have to be found. Innovative solutions including distribution of the workload, flexible schedules and in-house organization must be developed so as to allow women to not only practice efficiently, but also to
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the recent past, several research groups have shown the benefits of restoring sensory feedback together with motor control of the prosthesis in upper 2 , 8 , 9 , 28 – 31 and lower limb amputees. 6 , 32 , 33 These approaches have the scope to
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analysis The following data were extracted: study type, exclusion/inclusion criteria, recruitment procedure used, number of cases, patient demographics, underlying pathology, surgical treatment details including implants (and approaches where available
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.6% and revision surgery rate of 1.8% ( n = 225). 39 , 40 Symptom persistence may be associated with incomplete release, scar tether or UN subluxation. Endoscopic decompression An endoscopic approach to the cubital tunnel, first introduced in
