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the MABCN is the most vulnerable and lies within 40 mm of the medial epicondyle in approximately 60% of cases. 17 Assessment of failed cubital tunnel surgery The clinician must take a detailed history to determine the timing of onset and
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initial radiographs. In cases of suspected scaphoid fracture where the initial radiographs are negative, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is recommended for diagnostics, while computed tomography (CT) has proven more reliable and accurate in the assessment
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) checklist to aid with data synthesis methodology. 15 , 16 As the majority of studies were case reports/series, bias assessment was not deemed appropriate. Results A total of 169 published reports were originally identified. Fig. 1 presents
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should include a shoeless assessment of the patient’s gait. The presence of a foot drop or an extensor recruitment to compensate for weak dorsiflexion should be noted. Abnormal heel and tandem walking may be an early sign of alert. When a calcaneocavus
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assessment of case series was carried out in accordance with published guidance from Murad and colleagues, 31 and assessment of non-randomized interventional studies was carried out using the ROBINS-I tool. 32 Table 1. Systematic review defined
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hip (DDH). Fleissner in 1994, in an article regarding closed reduction of the hip, proposed an arthrographic classification in order to give an assessment of success (or lack of it) of the reduction. 5 Carlioz and Felipe, in an article in 1982
