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-morbidities and other variables, which can help in patient selection and improve implant survival. Since ankle arthroplasty surgery has a steep learning curve, the prosthesis choice should be driven by a surgeon’s familiarity with prostheses and the availability
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follow-up. Patient-reported satisfaction rate was 95% good/excellent results. Jowett and Bedi 39 reviewed the learning curve of the first 120 minimally invasive Chevron osteotomies by dividing the population into group A (first 60) and group B
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). 7 , 8 Additionally, this technique can be useful for younger surgeons as the results of the surgery are immediately visible and therefore shorten the learning curve. Historically, CAOS was mainly used in spinal and cranial surgery, in which it
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. As expected, depending on local reimbursement conditions, the financial schemes to ensure sustainability will vary. Learning curve The amount of data provided by WBCT is far greater than with weight-bearing 2D XR or non
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has been shown to provide satisfactory results. However, these authors also mentioned that the learning curve is long, and that the technique requires a high-resolution ultrasound scanner and training to ensure the reliability of the ultrasound images
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survival and the learning curve in TAA ( 61 , 69 ). Additional studies of outcomes provide support for the performance of ankle replacement surgery in patients with OA, but most authors agree that a careful evaluation of the patient is important when
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the use of weight-bearing CT scan 18 and its clinical role is still not clear. Dynamic ultrasound is a promising technique but is very examiner dependent, has a steep learning curve and low reproducibility. Ultimately, a syndesmotic lesion can be
