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of the extracellular matrix components of collagen and fibronectin. This tissue is typically deposited in and around damaged or inflamed tissue which in a joint space results primarily in stiffness and pain ( 4 , 5 ). Fibrosis may not be the only
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range of motion of the joint with the use of small ball heads (32 mm diameter and below). The downside of all these changes was a reduction of taper contact area and taper bending stiffness. Today in Europe the so-called ‘12/14 taper’ or ‘Euro taper’ is
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sagittal spine classification, and in the end pelvic morphology, also dictates hip range of motion. Narrower and more vertical pelvises, with low PI and low SS, have less ability to rotate (retrovert), creating a stiffer lumbosacral junction. Pelvic motion
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, the longer the arthrodesis, the stiffer the spinal complex and the greater the demand on the hip, for any given task. This leads to a greater risk of impingement and subsequent instability. Terminology – spinopelvic parameters To better
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balanced Low standing SS, sagittally imbalanced Fused spine Explanation Physiologic mobility Stiffness Spine-ageing modifications Spine-ageing modifications Spine surgery Risk assessment Very low–low Moderate–high Moderate
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incidence (< 35°) are therefore affected by a clinically deleterious lumbopelvic stiffness. 54 - 60 This generates aberrant functional acetabular orientation in sitting/squatting 9 , 47 - 51 , 61 or standing positions. 59 , 62 A compensatory
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stiffness is only extra-articular due to the heterotopic ossification. The rare cases with intra-articular stiffness are caused by cartilage degeneration with fibrosis or fusion between the femoral head and acetabulum. This cartilage degeneration occurs when
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back, but this is not always achieved and a number of factors may contribute to this. Intra-operatively the titanium shell can deform diametrically because the titanium shell has a thinner wall than the ceramic, and the material stiffness of titanium is
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.7 39.67 Knee stiffness Deep vein thrombosis Bovonratwet 9 Retrospective comparison TKA 30 2.65 3.01 6.56 16.06 Transfusion Transfusion Otero et al 12 Retrospective comparison TKA 30 1.93 12.75 5
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and randomly assigned to either two or three-cable fixation and implantation of cylindrical fully coated stem. No statistically significant difference was found between the two-cable group and the three-cable group with regard to peak force, stiffness
