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–50° 200 97 (29) 76 * Data of patients with brachial plexus palsy and other indication for arthrodesis. ‘30-30-30’ position. Table 3. Review of the literature: outcome, patient satisfaction, and follow
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the stability and positioning of the graft. Lastly, technical errors can also be responsible for recurrence, such as medial or inferior graft placement. Physical examination and imaging study When approaching a patient who has had a
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method demonstrated a mean error of 2.39° in 3D orientation, 1.05 mm in entry point position, 1.42° in inclination angle, and 1.64° in version angle ( 23 ). Hwang et al. investigated the impact of PSI on short-term outcomes. Patients were divided into
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fragmentation. 10 The shorter bone distance around the screw with the CAL is potentially less tolerant of screw-positioning error compared to the TL. 10 CAL may be very difficult to perform in patients with very small coracoids such as small women or
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-constrained design and relies on the deltoid and other remaining muscles to move the humerus around a fixed glenosphere. While originally intended to treat patients with cuff tear arthropathy, its indications are continually expanding. Since the initial Grammont
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0.33 to 0.35 in the AP direction and 0.59 to 0.64 in the superior-inferior direction. The magnitude and direction of the resultant force by the shoulder muscles depend on the activity and position of the arm. Whatever the magnitude and direction, the
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. Clear advantages in total knee arthroplasty are the fact that it is very intuitive and effective in placing the components in the desired position, it is attractive to patients because they like a personalised patient-care approach and it increases
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findings and this results as a posteriorly locked humeral head. Due to the low number of the patients with locked posterior shoulder dislocations, there is not a large patient cohort and it is not possible to conclude an evidence-based treatment strategy
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approach difficult. Ultimately, the best approach depends on the aetiology, the outcome of the pre-operative clinical and radiological work-up, and the patient’s co-morbidity factors and age. Patient positioning The ‘beach chair’ position is
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create patient-specific guides to improve the accuracy of implant positioning. Typically, the software utilizes a CT scan, from which a preoperative plan is designed by surgeons or company associated engineers. The plan is then shipped to the
