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neurovascular status pre and post reduction. The knee should then be immobilized with plaster of Paris or extension splint to maintain reduction, preserve neurovascular function and allow swelling to improve. Immediate stabilization (external fixator vs
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assessed with a focus on the FHL and FHB. The FHL tendon is responsible for flexing the MTP joint but attaches to the distal phalanx and also flexes the interphalangeal (IP) joint. Isolated FHB strength assessment should be attempted by stabilizing the IP
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) NR BPTB autograft 7 34 all components cemented; 1 component uncemented; 1 cemented femoral component; uncemented tibial component; patella resurfaced in all cases 24 cruciate sacrificing (posterior stabilized); 9 cruciate retaining; 3
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better understanding of the anatomy and function of the PLC and led to the development of anatomic reconstructions that have improved patient outcomes. Anatomy and biomechanics Three primary static stabilizing structures form the PLC: the fibular
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. Arthroscopic management of the patellar clunk syndrome following posterior stabilized total knee arthroplasty . J Arthroplasty 1989 ; 4 : 179 - 182 . 4. Wong JW1 Yau PW Chiu PK . Arthroscopic treatment of patellar symptoms
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). However, MCL deficiency, even partial, has been reported to increase the forces on the ACL graft, and surgical intervention to re-establish the stabilizing properties of the MCL may benefit the healing of both the ACL graft and the MCL and overall knee
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displacement of the meniscus under probing, and therefore a single all-inside suture was placed to close the tear to stabilize the meniscus (f). Note . MFF, meniscofibular fascicle; PS-PMF, postero-superior popliteomeniscal fascicle; A-PMF, anterior
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that might encourage other surgeons to embrace this technical gesture as a routine in their surgical practice. Anatomy There are three static ligament stabilizing structures of the medial region of the knee that are relevant for the MCL release
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second is shorter and thicker, and its insertion is on average 3.2 mm distal to the tibial joint line and 9 mm proximal to the proximal insertion of the sMCL. Both the meniscofemoral and meniscotibial fascicles collaborate in stabilizing the valgus with
