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meniscus is attached to the subchondral bone of its respective tibial plateau through the anterior and posterior meniscal horns. The lateral meniscus is characteristically more circular, mobile, and smaller than the medial meniscus; however, proportionally
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normal front can be used to assess a forefoot-driven cavovarus foot deformity. Forefoot-driven high arches are plantar flexion and pronation deformity of the forefoot relative to the mid-foot, accompanied by a compensatory posterior varus deformity to
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females and 16 years in males ( Fig. 5 ). The closure and fusion of these ossification centres have an established pattern, beginning in the central zone and then expanding to the periphery and posterior. The ossification centre of the tuberosity is the
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-epiphyseal area, we find a groove between two protrusions that form the femoro-patellar canal. The distal femur circulation is multifocal, with blood vessels entering the epiphysis from the medial, lateral, and posterior sides. However, the most important blood
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gluconate 2% in 70% isopropyl alcohol was used for prepping the limbs. One case had a 10 × 15 cm deep partial-thickness burn on the posterior thigh that healed over the course of 4 weeks with silver-based dressings. The second case incurred a burn of 4 × 3
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and the spine, especially in posterior elements of vertebrae, where the overlapping of structures on 2D planes limits the evaluation ( 11 , 15 ). Another important limitation is the evaluation of soft tissue invasion and the precise extent of