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binders in haemodynamically unstable blunt trauma patients or in those with suspicion of a pelvic ring injury has been adopted almost universally. They represent a non-invasive effective method to control the pelvic volume, as well as a method of providing
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discoveries from bench to bedside. 17 In order to provide outstanding clinical care, orthopaedic surgeons must be leaders in research and innovation. Conclusions Surgeon-scientists develop a set of skills that sets them apart from non
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ethical implications ( 2 ). At the heart of most of these considerations is the fact that AI is not human, and the question arises as to whether its non-human qualities have the potential to harm patients, physicians or societies at various levels. AI is
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Intra-operative imaging in trauma and orthopaedic surgery is a demanding skill to be mastered by the surgeon. Even if the operation itself is carried out by staff in many cases, the technical settings and their application must be known. Radiation
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The training of non-operative skills in children’s fractures seems to be underestimated in these programmes. 8 Industry provides considerable financial and scientific support to surgeons for developing and utilizing new surgical implants and
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-time clinical scenarios, both technical and non-technical. The differential diagnostic utility of magnetic resonance imaging has made advances. The clinical utility of laboratory acute phase reactants, synovial fluid analysis/polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and
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patient’s anatomy using a non-invasive anatomical registration method with the robotic arm subsequently guided by the surgeon to perform bony resection under haptic feedback. 31 This system was advantageous as it could achieve the same level of
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, studies with unipolar prostheses, total hip replacement or non-identified prosthetic implants as well as papers without an English abstract. Two researchers independently extracted the following data: mortality rate, blood loss, operative time, length of
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alternatives, should they be required. It also allows the ordering of non-standard implants and materials, such as bone graft, and helps reduce the costs associated with keeping and storing surplus inventory. 8 One aspect that has not previously been covered
