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understanding the mechanical disturbance caused by plantar fasciotomy, to understanding pathomechanics with risk factors predisposing to PF. Thus, proximal plantar fasciotomy has also given way to gastrocnemius recession as the most common surgical procedure for
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morbidity associated with fasciectomy, less invasive techniques such as collagenase injection and percutaneous needle fasciotomy (PNF) have been increasingly used for treating DD ( 1 , 2 ). Both these methods have been shown to be safe with good short
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compartment. 4 Open fasciotomy has been considered the gold standard for its ability to release all the compartments. However, the invasive nature of open procedures affects high-level athletes with lengthy periods away from competition. It is for this
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lacerations, lymph node enlargement, erythema and blisters. 37 Needle fasciotomy This technique consists of the division of the cord using a hypodermic needle. Its main advantage is that it is a low-invasive procedure that can be performed on an
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by arthroscopic visualisation of the ankle during screw fixation of the syndesmosis. Six hours after surgery, the patient complained of lower extremity pain. Acute compartment syndrome was diagnosed and an emergent fasciotomy was performed. One year
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Fasciotomy of the muscle can solve that problem. 23 Posterolateral elbow instability should definitely be ruled out in every patient suffering from lateral elbow pain. The association between instability and epicondylitis has been established
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loss, motor deficit, chronic pain) and muscular (contractures, stiffness, deformities) sequelae is generally acknowledged as a duration of symptoms of no more than 6 h ( 5 , 6 ). The only recognized treatment of ACS is emergent surgical fasciotomy
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IP joint flexion contracture. Surgical intervention includes fasciotomy or tendon lengthening. A Girdlestone-Taylor transfer can be performed for cock-up deformities; FHL can be transferred to the proximal phalanx (via drill hole and biotenodesis
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needle fasciotomy and collagenase injections have a faster recovery, but incomplete correction and recurrence are markedly more frequent than open surgery ( 5 ). Fasciectomy can be augmented with skin grafting in cases of incomplete skin closure or to
