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to grasp larger objects. When considering the correct PIP joint procedure, the degree of instability and deformity must be taken in account. Experience shows that pre-existing deformity and instability in the PIP joint is difficult to correct with
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Introduction The term hallux valgus was first mentioned by Carl Hueter in 1870. 1 The hallux valgus complex is characterised as a combined deformity with a malpositioning in the first metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint with lateral deviation
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information. Definition of human normal limb alignment and malalignment are formulated from statistics. Thereby, the deformities of the lower limb are defined as a deviation of the physiological axes. Limb alignment deformities may have a congenital or
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-articular deformities can occur in different locations, with varying degrees and involvement of anatomical planes, resulting in a range of severities. As described by Paley ( 24 ), the origin of the acquired deformity is the so-called center of rotation and angulation
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Introduction Deformities of the lesser toes are a frequently-encountered condition associated with significant morbidity. Data from the Swedish registries suggests that almost a quarter of patients undergoing forefoot surgery had lesser toe
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more than 1–1.5, A pre-treatment deformity angle of greater than 30°, especially in children, cervical thoracic and thoracolumbar junctional lesions, the presence of ‘spine-at-risk’ radiological signs – 9. Shetty AP et al 2017 12
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Introduction The management of spinal deformity is a challenging issue for spine surgeons. Diagnosis, surgical decision, surgical approach, appropriate surgical technique, decision for fusion levels, or for hardware choice are all confusing
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Adult spinal deformity (ASD) is a very complex and diverse disorder that was largely neglected until the last decade. The general reaction of healthcare providers, including surgeons, has mostly been one of denial, on the basis that this is the
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the physis (growth plate). Since then, it has evolved into a well-established treatment concept for correcting angular deformities of the lower limb in children ( 1 ). The concept is that by inhibiting a part of the growth plate, that part will grow
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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
