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-operative rehabilitation protocol; length of follow up; clinical outcomes (patient/clinician reported – including pain, range of motion, time to returning to activity/sport, muscle bulk, strength, complications such as failure of fixation/revision); radiological outcomes
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and adverse outcomes occurred, there was no lower limit on patient number and all papers were included. Studies including adult populations were included only when the paediatric data were separate and explicitly documented. The PRISMA for the study
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have shown better outcomes in younger children. Hösl et al. reported that the therapeutic effect of a brace on cavovarus caused bycerebral palsy was poor ( 23 ). Maas et al. ( 24 ) studied the application of knee-ankle-foot braces to prevent a
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,000, depending on the region ( 3 , 4 ). Pathogen identification is important for diagnosis and treatment and is reported to alter patient management in up to 85% of cases ( 5 , 6 ). Most treatment algorithms place a high value on identifying the pathogen and
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studies reported on (P) patients under the age of 36 months with hip dislocation in DDH. We included cohort studies, case-control studies, and randomized controlled trials that provided data on the rate of failure of closed reduction, with a series of