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Introduction Amputations and, consequently, prostheses as their most immediate solution, have a long history, starting with hooks and other prosthetic replacements of the Middle Ages, continuing to Ambroise Paré’s mechanical hand ( Fig. 1
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prosthetic total joint replacement. Materials and methods Search strategy We conducted an online systematic literature search in accordance with the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines. It was
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singular. The papers of Senköylu et al. 2 and Kärrholm et al. 3 address specific entities, scoliosis and hip prosthetics respectively. They illustrate the varied solutions and provide insight into possible harmonisation applied to these conditions
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-articular contracture release, removal of pseudotumours, osteotomy to correct existing angular deformities, arthrodesis of smaller joints and prosthetic joint replacement of large joints (hip, knee, shoulder, elbow and ankle). 13 , 18 Current guidance recommends
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: 289 – 296 . 20. Ma Z Guo F Qi J Xiang W Zhang J . Meta-analysis shows that obesity may be a significant risk factor for prosthetic joint infections . Int Orthop 2016 ; 40 : 659 – 667 . 21. Onggo JR