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literature on sports and THA is sparse. There are two main concerns: the risk of dislocation and periprosthetic fracture and survival of the implant. Recently, a Cochrane review 1 looked at the evidence of precautions taken to avoid dislocation after THA
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considered. 9 , 10 Certain patient characteristics may be helpful to orientate the diagnosis ( Table 1 ). These include age, gender, sports involvement, occupation, history of trauma or the presence of a tingling in the hand. Table 1. Clinical
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). It is also important to assess patient risk factors (age, hyperlaxity and sports profile) ( 3 ). Proven risk factors for recurrence are as follows: young age < 20–25 years; bone loss; competitive, contact and overhead sports; as well as hyperlaxity
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Introduction Meniscal tears are the most frequently encountered and treated injuries in the knee joint, with a bimodal age distribution in young, active sports people and in elderly people, and with a relatively high annual cost. 1 - 3
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second group was named the ‘salvage’ patients with advanced chondral damage. The objective of the first group of was a complete return to sports, while in the second group their objective was only improving their pain during activities of daily living
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epidemiological studies, ACL tears are one of the most common and serious injuries in professional sports, especially basketball and soccer, with ACLR being the main treatment ( 6 , 7 ). Despite progress in the past decades, ACLR has not been perfect enough to
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(ACLR) are high, with 94% expecting a return to sports (RTS) to the same level as before the injury. 3 In addition, 98% of patients expected no, or only a slight increased, risk of developing osteoarthritis (OA) either after primary ACLR or revision
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activities such as using a mobile cellular phone ( 2 ). Whether elbow stiffness is symptomatic is patient specific and depends on the patient’s flexion arc required to perform work, sports, or hobbies. Therefore, the definition of elbow stiffness cannot be
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unicompartmental knee prosthesis: an independent 10-year survival analysis . Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy 2006 14 40 – 45 . ( https://doi.org/10.1007/s00167-005-0621-1 ) 5. Valenzuela GA Jacobson NA Buzas D Koreckij TD Valenzuela RG
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and allow for postoperative return to high-risk sports (collision/overhead sports). The main pathological characteristic of the patients in this group is joint capsule hyperlaxity without concomitant injuries (Labrum lesion, glenoid erosion
