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differ in indications, prosthetic design utilized, and in the definition of a complication. 13 Accumulated experience resulted in further technological advancements in implant design and surgical technique in order to decrease existing complications and
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clinical and radiologic outcomes, complication and revision rates between implant types whenever possible. An additional subgroup analysis was performed to compare CMS results between studies with different follow-up, and to compare CMS results between HA
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in patients without glenoid defect if they are deemed to have a high risk of dislocation if treated with soft tissue procedures ( 2 , 3 ). As a result of these indications, the number of Latarjet procedures performed has increased exponentially in
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stabilizers in combination with proprioceptive and plyometric training ( 18 ). The vast majority of patients respond well to rehabilitation and good results are obtained with current rehabilitation programs. Previous studies reported that rehabilitation is
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elderly is constantly increasing and, given the potential complications of operative treatment, attention has been recently drawn to the non-operative management of these fractures, although the results are still controversial. 3 , 16 – 19 The aim of
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arthroscopy. Candela et al. conclude that the bigger the rotator cuff tear is, the more often concomitant LHBT pathology occurs ( 25 ). Failure to address LHBT disorders in the setting of rotator cuff tears may result in persistent shoulder pain and poor
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or subluxation and this in turn increases the risk of further recurrence. 8 The shape, size, depth and location of the HSD have been considered as important risk factors that may influence the surgical results. 9 Rowe et al 10
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concomitant occurrence of heterotopic ossification (HO) are among the most common causes of stiffness, joint degeneration resulting from aging might also contribute. Elbow stiffness can be caused by osseous impingement or deformity, soft tissue contracture, or
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-shift test results in a (sub)luxation of the forearm relative to the humerus. Posterior translation of the radius can be seen as a dimple in the skin. This usually occurs with the elbow at around 30° of flexion. b) With further flexion, the forearm will
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design and outcome reporting. Results Study selection Figure 1 shows the process of study selection. The literature search identified 1218 potentially eligible papers. Following abstract screening and full-text selection, five original