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arthropathy of the elbow. 19 The rate of reported complications is between 12.5% and 85%. 20 – 23 The rate of reported revisions is between 12.5% and 37.5%. 24 , 25 Knee arthropathy Arthroscopic debridement should be considered in the
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Arthroscopic debridement and irrigation are not recommended as there the outcome is worse when compared with open surgical revision. 64 , 65 Its limitations are inability to perform adequate debridement and exchange of the mobile parts of the prosthesis
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complex, and standard treatment remains controversial. Early acute SA is treated with arthrotomy or arthroscopic debridement in combination with antibiotics to preserve joint function as much as possible ( 28 ). However, in some patients, the disease lasts
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-intensity ultrasound waves and which allow isolation of pathogens. 10 Treatment strategy is based on antibiotic use alone or in conjunction with surgical debridement. Myriad factors influence the overall management algorithm including patient-specific factors
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. ( https://doi.org/10.3389/fmed.2020.00342 ) 47 Ferry T Batailler C Souche A Cassino C Chidiac C Perpoint T Corvaisier C Josse J Gaillard R Roger J , et al. Arthroscopic “Debridement And Implant Retention” (DAIR) with local
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injury and compression against the fibula neck within the peroneal tunnel. Arthroscopic surgery involves a risk to cutaneous nerves during portal placement. Joint penetration with power shavers may risk injury to nerves lying in close proximity to the
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et al used Standard Gamble to measure health utility for the calculation of the QALY in patients who received both arthroscopic debridement of degenerative articular cartilage and resection of degenerative meniscal tears in addition to non
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progression of mechanical disruption. Other surgical options include arthroscopic debridement, cartilage resurfacing surgery and unicompartmental or total knee arthroplasty. 29 – 31 Is total knee arthroplasty the universal solution? In recent times
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include debridement, antibiotic treatment and implant retention combined with an exchange of modular components for acute infections or removal of the infected prosthesis in either single-stage or two-stage revision for chronic situations ( 31 ). Although
