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fracture (LHF) (type II or III) (5.9%), distal locking screw breakage (4.7%), proximal locking screw breakage (3.5%), and superficial infection (2.4%), as listed by Yabuchi et al. ( 7 ). LHFs are one of the most common complications of MOWHTO ( 8 , 9
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greater anatomic reduction and larger contact surface area ( 2 ) ( Fig. 4D and E ). Figure 4 Right knee arthroscopy showing a locked bucket-handle medial meniscal tear. (A) Anterolateral portal view. (B) Posterolateral transseptal portal view
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patients sensitive to these materials ( 95 ). Modern design noted decreased interface and micromotion are as important as intensified baseplate roughness and locking mechanism for the longevity of implant ( 96 ). One aspect that should not be neglected in
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challenging reconstructive problem for arthroplasty surgeons. Thirty-six patients (44%) in this review demonstrated hyperextension (5° to 30°) at presentation. Hyperextension is useful in patients with diminished quadriceps strength as they rely on locking
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residual laxity. ACL reconstruction also protects the meniscus repair. A Bucket-handle tear with ACL injury is a particular situation. A chronic ACL tear, associated with an acute locked knee, should be treated by prompt repair of the meniscus and
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Whilst the advent of angular stable locking-plate technology has led to a relative increase in the use of HTO, it still accounted for less than 1.5% of procedures recorded in the most recent Swedish Knee Arthroplasty Register. 4 The reasons for this
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technique and hardware removal Among 115 patients (117 knees), only 23 patients of a single retrospective study underwent a one-stage procedure without hardware removal. Only in one study, an UKR was implanted in 9 patients retaining a TomoFix locking
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must be modified to permit extensor apparatus healing, using a brace locked in extension for the first six weeks. The maximum ROM allowed should be driven by the maximum passive flexion angle obtained intraoperatively. The brace is then locked in
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LDFA): this overcorrection strategy was used to protect the prosthetic knee from pathological opening of the medial compartment due to medial ligament incompetence. Fixation was achieved with a stable locking plate designed for lateral distal femur
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the locking screw Posterior Bistolfi et al 9 2013 Endo-Model (Waldemar Link GmbH and Co., Hamburg, Germany) (1:50) (2%) Late complication Revision Unknown Unknown Sanguineti et al 10 2014 Endo-Model (Waldemar Link