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Robinson 2). 1 , 4 - 6 Described conservative treatment options for the clavicle fracture consist of pain reduction by temporary immobilization using a sling or collar and cuff in combination with analgesics and/or kinesio tape. Operative treatment
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. Conservative treatment The treatment for shoulder dislocation, which aims at restoration of a fully functioning, pain-free and stable shoulder, includes either conservative (non-surgical) or surgical management. Both are generally preceded by closed reduction
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muscles during shoulder and arm motion ( 26 ). When conservative treatment fails, surgical repair of capsulolabral lesions with soft tissue reconstruction techniques results in good clinical outcomes when there are minimal or no bone defects present, even
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posterior shoulder dislocations Treatment Conservative Closed reduction Supervised neglect Operative Open reduction Transfer of the subscapularis tendon with or without lesser tuberosity McLaughlin method (transfer of the
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limitation of mobility and conditions causing pain and instability are usually strong indicators for treatment. Conservative treatment In the absence of mechanical conflicts causing restricted joint movement, such as malunion, dislocation and HO, non
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); Treatment: conservative (physiotherapy, medication, splinting, radiotherapy) vs operative – treatment effectiveness. An improvement of ROM of at least 20° in flexion and/or internal rotation (IR) and/or external rotation (ER) or information from the author
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middle deltoid origin; type II – involvement of at least the entire middle deltoid origin; type III – entire middle and posterior deltoid origin. Treatment Conservative According to most authors, periprosthetic fractures, regardless of
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to 80 years, typically following low-energy trauma. 7 The objectives of this article are to review the evaluation of patients presenting with HSF, delineate the relative indications of conservative and surgical management, summarize treatment
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posterior plica and lateral plica (b), black arrows pointing to plicae; an arthroscopic resection of the plica (c). Treatment There is a general consensus that elbow plica syndrome should be initially treated with conservative therapy. However
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shown that IA corticosteroid injections are significantly associated with the development of postoperative infection ( 20 , 21 , 22 ). Conservative treatment Physiotherapy (PT) and splinting play an important role in the treatment of stiffness
