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in the body and posterior horn of the meniscus. They were designed to reduce surgical time and avoid external approaches, yet are not always available due to their higher cost. Moreover, the all-inside suturing technique can be technically challenging
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secondary to operative technique, especially inadequate femoral shortening. Yalcinkaya et al. investigated the surgical management of unstable forearm fractures in 45 children. They attributed one case of radial nerve palsy with wrist drop to the use of
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-needle biopsy demonstrated a high diagnostic accuracy with lower risks of complications than surgical biopsies, namely in bleeding, neuropraxia, and infection ( 25 ). Nowadays, percutaneous biopsy is the usual technique employed. It can be performed with a
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seen that forearm fractures had a significant impact on the increase in the overall rate of operative treatment in children’s fractures ( Table 1 ). In addition, the introduction of minimally invasive techniques to daily practice seemed to contribute to
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) Radiographic images of the right knee of a 2-year-old girl with this type of fracture. Treatment Conservative and surgical management are valid alternatives for the treatment of these fractures. Choosing between both alternatives depends on
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the lower extremities ( 8 ). Slight limb length differences or asymmetrical foot size may result from neuromuscular lesions. A posteromedial incision may indicate previous surgical treatment of the malformation. There is a history of reduction and
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of injury should be investigated using additional techniques, such as MRI and mini-arthrotomy in order to manage the injury effectively. The incidence of compartment syndrome is low, but can be devastating if not detected and treated properly. The
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patient group (e.g. male patients, irreducible dislocations). We also excluded studies in which the closed reduction was performed by arthroscopy, or without general anesthesia/sedation (including techniques by gradual traction and spontaneous or manual
