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significant improvements, the diabetic foot remains a major public health problem and one of the leading causes of hospitalization for diabetic patients. 4 The current management of the diabetic foot includes various prevention and treatment options
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and/or metastatic sarcomas, treatment options are generally limited. Systemic options include conventional CTX and – in recent years – targeted treatments, tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) and immune checkpoint inhibitors. For local control (LC
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have been described, though there is currently no gold standard for the treatment of AC injuries. The main principle of surgical therapy is accurate reduction of the AC joint in both coronal and sagittal planes. 24 This is achieved either by
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TKA owing to the substantive set-up costs and limited long-term evidence comparing clinical and functional outcomes to conventional manual TKA. This article discusses the current role of robotic technology in TKA, explores the benefits of this
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conventional RF ( 27 , 28 ). In pain treatment, this heat produces a neurodestructive lesion in the small nerve and alleviates the pain. The RF generator produces coagulation necrosis around the tip of the cannula by generating an alternating current ( 29
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conventional manual THA is now over 90% at 10 years follow-up and over 80% at 25 years follow-up. 4 This article discusses the current role of robotic technology in THA, provides an overview of how this technology affects functional and radiological
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data between Navio-assisted and conventional TKA is currently underway. 65 Regarding active systems, functional outcome data associated with TSolution One is limited, with only one study noting improvements in objective and functional outcome
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pathological fracture in severe cases ( 8 , 9 ). Different types of treatment for ABC are reported, including surgery, percutaneous treatments, and medical treatments; however, there is currently no consensus on the best approach, and the risks and benefits
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not been uniformly successful. This has led to a paradigm shift in approach to these injuries, from conventional to a newer concept of anatomical repair. The objective of this review article is to compare the conventional treatment of these injuries
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treatment regimen was deemed necessary in order to interpret the success of PT in the light of the two current treatments of bone and joint infections, which are antibiotics and surgery. Records in which the specific outcome of osteoarticular patients could
