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angles and by which technique. The manoeuvres usually used for scoliosis correction are rod de-rotation, vertebra-to-rod, and three-rod techniques, depending on the pathology of the patient. 1 If we talk about kyphosis, the cantilever manoeuvre is
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hyperlordosis and an altered gait. Clinical diagnosis Diagnosis of instability in the neonatal period can be easily assessed with the Barlow and Ortolani manoeuvres. 34 , 40 , 41 While the Barlow manoeuvre tries to dislocate the femoral head with
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, limits and pitfalls. Smith-Petersen osteotomy The SPO is a posterior column osteotomy in which the posterior ligaments (supraspinous, intra-spinous ligaments and ligamentum flavum) and the facet joints are removed and correction is performed
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plaster as a corrective tool to maintain correction was performed until bony fusion was achieved. But posterior fusion techniques resulted in a short trunk, a disproportionate body and, more importantly, lung development problems in EOS patients. In 1964
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osteotomy areas and to define the implant including its length, plate pre-shaping and placement areas. This also allows us to calculate the rotational corrections and the size of the autografts required for the same and for the nonunion zones ( Fig. 2 ). To
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is important to see the magnitude of the heel correction beyond neutral or a varus position. Some authors have suggested manoeuvres for evaluating hindfoot flexibility by placing the patient in a prone position with the knee flexed at 90°. In this
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postoperative radiographic image with no limb length differences or axis deviation. A displaced Salter–Harris type I lesion can be gently manipulated, by avoiding damage to the physis with traumatic manoeuvres, and fixed percutaneously with K
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Introduction Expectations of patients undergoing correction surgery for spinal deformity have been shifting toward the ideal spine shape. In most cases, surgeons can meet those expectations with new surgical techniques, improved spinal
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just below the dorsal cortex ( Fig. 2 c, d, e ). Reduction manoeuvre of the tongue fragment with the Schanz pin used as joystick is followed by a preliminarily fixation with 1.6 mm K-wires. The O-Arm is then used as a fluoroscope to assess fracture
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recommendations from the literature. Procedure Return to driving Lower limb TAA 6 weeks Soft tissue foot and ankle injury 2-7 weeks Hallux valgus correction 6-8 weeks Ankle arthrodesis 6-12 months
