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Landersdorfer C Trumm C . CT-guided sacroiliac percutaneous screw placement in unstable posterior pelvic ring injuries: accuracy of screw position, injury reduction and complications in 71 patients with 136 screws . Injury 2015 ; 46 : 333 - 9
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examination begins with inspecting the resting position of the scapulae, which may reveal an asymmetry. The scapulae of FSHD patients are usually protracted, medially rotated and anteriorly tilted in resting position due to the weakness of trapezius, rhomboid
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, hypotensive anaesthesia, adequate positioning of the patient and stabilizing the patient’s body temperature during surgery have all been reported to contribute significantly to minimizing blood loss. By keeping the patient’s body temperature at normal levels
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position, as well as hardware templating in a virtual environment. 9 , 15 Furthermore, virtual reality solutions have been proposed for use during pre-intervention patient education, 16 gait training and fall prevention and also post
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data has resulted in the creation of algorithms for calculating specific risks, expected patient satisfaction, and even the expected success rate for procedures or medications. Additionally, in orthopedics and other disciplines, evolving robotic
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Introduction An orthopedic surgeon dealing with psychology may sound strange to many people, including doctors and patients. For most, the harsh world of bones and heavy metal prostheses cannot be reconciled with the soft world of thinking
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fractures are reported to the Norwegian Hip Fracture Register. 6 The main purpose of registers is to collect information on patients, implants and procedures in order to monitor and improve the patient course and outcome of the specific procedure
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Why it is important for an orthopaedic surgeon to know about imaging modalities in peri-prosthetic assessment Imaging is one essential part in the work-up of patients with total joint replacements. Although the actual scans are not done by the
