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Osteoarticular Surgery Research, Hospital La Paz Institute for Health Research – IdiPAZ (La Paz University Hospital – Autonomous University of Madrid), Madrid, Spain
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combination with adjunctive procedures showed a trend towards a higher complication rate, but without statistical significance. Twenty cases (7.69%) had AA-related complications. The most frequent complication was cutaneous nerve injury, which affected nine
Osteoarticular Surgery Research, Hospital La Paz Institute for Health Research – IdiPAZ (La Paz University Hospital – Autonomous University of Madrid), Madrid, Spain
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materials may be utilized to help protect the nerve after neurolysis. When intrinsic damage is the problem, nerve wrapping surgery technique, reconstruction, conduits, and nerve stimulators all play a role to re-establish function or improve pain. 66
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/third intermetatarsal space nerves in feet with no pain. Only the dimension/width of the neuroma is different in that they are larger than that of a normal nerve. 1 So does a ‘neuroma’ of the interdigital space really exist? It is important to mention that Morton
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posterior tibial nerve. Different options for bone reconstruction should be discussed. Diabetic foot surgery has shown that calcanectomy without reconstruction is possible with acceptable results. Acceptance, in our experience is better than with amputation
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nerve and vessel structures pass within a short distance of the common arthroscopic portals ( 30 , 31 ). Anatomical and clinical studies have shown that the intermediate dorsal cutaneous branch of the superficial peroneal nerve is the most frequently
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an anatomical reduction and, subsequently, an optimal clinical and functional result. Three-dimensional (3D) pre-operative imaging (CT scans with two-dimensional (2D) and 3D reconstructions) is essential to fully understand the fracture morphology
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Anterolateral Posterior 3% 5 , 34 Rare 5 , 34 Nerve palsy Unknown 35 Various forms of peroneal tendon pathology, including tenosynovitis, tendon or retinaculum rupture and dislocation can result in chronic symptoms following an
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ones. The choice of the respective treatment method depends primarily on the local tendency to recur, the complication rate of the respective method, the opportunities for defect reconstruction, the resulting functional deficits and patient
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neurovascular theory suggests that nerve damage results in increased local vascularity. This precipitates osteoclastic activation with secondary osteopenia, fractures and deformity. 7 The neurotraumatic theory suggests that microtrauma in insensate joints
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patients who underwent peroneal tendoscopy for post-operative adhesion and scarring. 21 Guillo and Calder had excellent results in seven patients with dislocation of peroneal tendons after tendoscopic reconstruction. 22 Michels et al reported on
