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Relat Res 2014 ; 472 : 2809 - 2815 . 7 Smucny M , Menendez ME , Ring D , Feeley BT , Zhang AL . Inpatient surgical site infection after shoulder arthroplasty . J Shoulder Elbow Surg 2015 ; 24 : 747
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. Medical comorbidities and perioperative allogeneic red blood cell transfusion are risk factors for surgical site infection after shoulder arthroplasty . J Shoulder Elbow Surg 2017 ; 26 : 1922 – 1930 . 45. Cancienne JM Awowale JT Camp
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risk factors for nonunion or infection with the potential to be corrected prior to further surgical management. These include smoking, poor nutritional status, metabolic disorders, immunosuppressant medications, active inflammatory processes and poor
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did not find any other significant differences regarding infection, nonunion, radial nerve injury or implant failure. Surgical treatment: external fixation Indications External fixation remains an option in rare cases such as polytrauma
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night splint at full extension may be used after surgery. 17 Due to thin subcutaneous tissue at the tendon insertion site, wound problems and infections are potential complications. Re-rupture is a rare complication following primary repair, and
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these patients’ impaired mobility is non-surgical, with oral medication, physiotherapy, splinting, chemodenervation, or, most likely, an individualised combination of some or all of these treatment modalities. When an indication for surgical treatment is
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impingement or soft tissue contractures resistant to conservative treatment. Open arthrolysis or arthroscopic arthrolysis are the primary surgical options, for which the decision is based upon multiple factors, including the etiology, site of previous surgery
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complications (up to 75%), such as symptomatic hardware, skin irritation and possible wound breakdown, infection, pain, delayed union, nonunion, heterotopic ossification, nerve and even vascular injuries. 7 – 15 The incidence of olecranon fractures in the
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patterns such as displaced three- or four-part PHF cause their own challenges. Several surgical intervention options for the treatment of complex PHF are open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) and arthroplasty/joint replacement (either hemiarthroplasty
