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plateau and the femoral condyle ( 5 ). This safe zone is bounded by the semimembranosus and gastrocnemius intraarticular folds posterior to the medial femoral condyle ( 5 ). Posterolateral portal placement is less challenging, as peroneal nerve course is
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posterior HSD was carried out ( Figs 1 and 2 ). The posterior defect was addressed by the following steps: localisation of the defect through a spinal needle inserted from a posterolateral portal, preparation of the defect using a motorised shaver and burr
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posterior tibial nerve during an anterior AA combined with an additional posterolateral portal. According to these authors, the complication was due to poorly controlled use of arthroscopic instruments ( 3 ). Type I complex regional pain syndrome
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confirms the correct position. An incision is made in the skin and capsule and the arthroscope is inserted without direct visualization. The posterolateral portal is created in the same manner. The fibular head must be palpated to prevent common peroneal
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, antero superior iliac spine; GT, greater trochanter; A, anterior portal; AL, anterolateral portal; PL, posterolateral portal; DAL, distal anterolateral portal; PAL, proximal anterolateral portal. For access to the peripheral compartment as a first
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Erickson BJ . The posterolateral portal: optimizing anchor placement and labral repair at the inferior glenoid . Arthrosc Tech 2013 ; 2 ( 3 ): e201 - e204 . 63. Crawford SN Waterman BR Lubowitz JH . Long
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portals shown for lateral view. U, ulnar nerve; M, medial epicondyle; T, triceps central band; O, olecranon; L, lateral epicondyle; R, radial head; S, soft spot; 1, straight posterior portal; 2, posterolateral portal; 3, anterolateral portal; 4
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from the posteromedial portal and capping the pin from the posterolateral portal. The tibial inlay technique for PCL reconstruction can also minimize popliteal artery injury. In this technique, the PCL tibial footprint is approached through a
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to the sole of the foot, is drawn from the tip of the lateral malleolus to the Achilles tendon. The posterolateral portal is positioned just above this line, in front of the Achilles tendon. After making the skin incision, mosquito forceps are
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ligament insufficiency prior to ligament reconstruction. The image corresponds to a posterior viewing portal of a right elbow with a tissue grasper inserted through a posterolateral portal removing a posteromedial loose osteophyte. Post
