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treatment – months to years Neurotmesis Grade 5 Nerve transection or laceration Axons with its sheaths, endoneurium, perineurium and epineurium disconnected (i.e. whole nerve divided) Necessary; early nerve repair or reconstruction Incomplete
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=> arthroscopic reduction or open reduction and pinning or repair Grade IV Incongruence and/or step-off of the carpal alignment are observed in both the RC and MC space. Gross instability with manipulation is noted. A 2.7-mm arthroscope may be passed
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, this is mostly reserved for complications: the need for vascular repair in unintended digital arterial injury if ischemia is encountered after tourniquet release ( 19 , 20 , 21 ). For some reason, the use of the microscope to avoid such complications
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as in flexor tendon repair, boutonniere fingers, or in tendon transfers ( 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 ). Pain control persists after surgery, diminishing the need for opioids when compared to general or regional anesthesia ( 29 , 30 , 31 , 32 ). Local
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treatment options to repair large glenoid rim fractures. 45 The basic treatment principles of scapular neck fractures are that unstable fractures need surgical treatment and stable fractures can be treated conservatively. 5 ) The results are
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implant 1 triggering 2 extensor tendon repair 29 revisions (14.2% ) 18 revision 12 larger 4 SRA (+/- cement) 2 silicone 7 arthrodeses 4 amputation Watts (2012) 9 97 implants 22 (23%) 9 arthrolyses/tenolyses 3 percutaneous accessory
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bone (mainly the scaphoid), stabilisation of an unstable joint directly or indirectly (mainly scapholunate joint), or restoration of the congruence between the radius and the proximal row (to repair the damage due to the arthritic process). Predicted
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up to six weeks. Bain et al 19 described a modified lateral approach, which splits the collateral ligament for implant insertion and repairs it side to side. At least theoretically there is less danger of instability and early unrestricted active
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at the beginning of the 2000s, and it quickly gained popularity thereafter. 51 – 57 The aim of locking plate surgery is to repair osteoporotic or comminute fractures by providing a stable construction that holds the joint in alignment until the
