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Introduction The incidence of complications of hallux valgus surgeries ranges from 10 to 55% ( 1 , 2 ). Current literature has described the complications of hallux valgus surgery and their treatment options ( 3 , 4 ). Iatrogenic transfer
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should be considered promising as an additive to local anaesthetics when joint mobility is the concern ( 45 ). Pseudoaneurysms Iatrogenic pseudoaneurysm formation is a rare complication following arthroscopy, with an incidence of 0.008%, although
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metatarsal parabola ( 1 ). Its etiology is explained by premature closure of the metatarsal physis owing to various factors; the acquired causes include trauma, tumors, and bone and iatrogenic infections. A relationship has been reported with syndromic
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modification, and orthoses with lateral forefoot posting in mild cases. In refractory cases, immobilisation in a short-leg cast or controlled ankle movement walker for six weeks may be helpful. The use of corticosteroid injection carries the risk of iatrogenic
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The cause of hallux rigidus is unclear. While arthritis can be caused by traumatic or iatrogenic injuries that directly cause damage to the articular cartilage of the MTP joint, most commonly the aetiology of hallux rigidus is idiopathic. Previous
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-mineralised tibial head, fractures of the medial compartment appeared more often in multi-part tibial-head dislocation-type injuries. 1 , 9 Iatrogenic partial tibial fractures have been reported in a few cases after ligament reconstruction surgery and high
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the following derotation osteotomy of the distal tibia. The following case presents a tibial iatrogenic malrotation at six months after index surgery, with a fracture on the lower third of the tibial shaft and an intramedullary (IM) nail fixation
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part of the medial gastrocnemius muscle belly ( Fig. 12 ). The muscle aponeurosis is incised, avoiding iatrogenic injury to the hamstrings insertion on the medial side of the proximal tibia. One should also avoid lateral dissection (the lateral
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, surgical treatment should leave the foot in a normal position or slightly overcorrected, because an iatrogenic flat foot is better tolerated than a residual cavus deformity. A wide variety of procedures for the treatment of cavovarus foot deformities have
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, the effects of biomechanical changes induced by iatrogenic injuries, such as anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) transection and meniscal injuries, have been investigated in the animal model. ACL injury is known to cause changes in both antero
