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used treatment methods are conventional bone grafting, with or without internal fixation, and pedicled or free vascularized bone grafting. Conventional bone grafting is the most preferred method, but due to the limited osteogenic potential of non
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covering the bony subchondral plate and that congruity was reinforced by a fibrous labrum around the glenoid cavity. In a biomechanical study, Frich et al 12 proved that the glenoid fossa comprised a relatively thick subchondral bone plate conveying
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. The tumor could be traced to the insertion site of the terminal tendon sheath and was removed in an en bloc manner. Subsequently, the underlying bone was curetted. As for the bony defect, a corticocancellous bone graft was taken from the distal
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results even in cases with difficult bone stock and with limited surgical experience. They can be implanted easily using different surgical approaches. More complex, two-component joints need an adequate bone stock and no large cystic bone defects can be
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lacerations creating extensive nerve defects between the proximal and distal nerve ends. The peripheral nerve consists of the extended process from the neuronal cell body—the axon—and the surrounding Schwann cells that are wrapped segmentally around the axon
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. Dermofasciectomy This procedure is more extensive and aims to remove all the diseased tissue, including the subcutaneous fat and palmar skin. The defect is allowed to heal secondarily or is covered with a full-thickness skin graft. The aim of this intervention is
