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. Fig. 1 Summary of medial ulnar collateral ligament (MUCL) allograft reconstruction. Fig. 2 Anatomy of the medial ulnar collateral ligament (MUCL) via a muscle-split approach. History and physical examination The most
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tendons including palmaris longus, plantaris, Achilles, triceps, semitendinosus or gracilis. All are of sufficient strength to reconstruct the LCL complex. 17 The open technique of lateral ligament reconstruction uses an incision centred over the
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migrate posteriorly with the distal forearm or it may disassociate from the ulna (Monteggia equivalent). Most of the time, ligamentous disruption occurs through bone fragments, so that once the bones are fixed, ligament repair or reconstruction is not
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interest in arthroscopic management of these injuries. 17 Many techniques have been described and they are principally addressed to repair CC ligaments. However, proper management requires reconstruction of the AC ligament as well as the superior joint
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the SCJ can be carried out by either direct suturing/fixation or ligament reconstruction of the SCJ. Direct repair of the SC and costoclavicular ligaments is a technique that can be used in acute cases using a variety of suture materials, anchors
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and resides within the bicipital groove. The structure and accessibility of the biceps tendon (LHBT) during shoulder arthroscopic surgery make it an attractive option for augmentation in challenging rotator cuff reconstructions or in recurrent
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a lever arm on the joint. To be efficient, such a system requires a stable fulcrum. The necessary stability is provided by static and dynamic factors such as bony contours, ligaments, labrum, capsule, etc. The specificity of biomechanically
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osteochondral injuries or loose bodies, are generally treated by arthroscopy prior to formal reconstruction of the ligament ( Fig. 5 ). 27 Fig. 5 Loose bodies and osteophytes are removed arthroscopically in a patient with chronic medial collateral
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elbow joint, secondary to the collateral ligaments and coronoid process. The management of radial head fractures encompasses a spectrum of treatment options, spanning from conservative methods to surgical procedures such as internal fixation
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polished cobalt- chrome metal spool is shaped to mimic the native capitellum and trochlea. The stem has medial and lateral fins as well as an anterior flange to provide additional rotational stability. Reconstruction or repair of the medial and lateral
