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Introduction Patient positioning on the surgical table is a critical step in any spine surgery. It is important to achieve optimal exposure not only to perform the aimed procedure but also to minimize the risk of secondary injuries avoiding
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poor postural control of patients with NLBP ( 9 ). An increasing number of studies have investigated lumbar position sense, especially on the measurement methods of position sense and the relationship between position sense and LBP. However, most
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–50° 200 97 (29) 76 * Data of patients with brachial plexus palsy and other indication for arthrodesis. ‘30-30-30’ position. Table 3. Review of the literature: outcome, patient satisfaction, and follow
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physiological sagittal profile and muscle balance, and improve the patient’s quality of life. 5 , 6 Alignment is a static concept that refers to the positioning of the skeleton and the different skeletal elements when measured in a fixed image, e.g. as in
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to established frames of reference. Virtual computer-aided design models of the chosen UKA implant can then be positioned on the bone model in a truly patient-specific manner according to the implant manufacturer’s guidelines, and/or surgeon
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scattered or absorbed in the patient. Following this, the amount of scattered radiation is up to two times higher on the side of the source, so, whenever possible, the detector should be positioned above the table in anteroposterior (AP) views and the
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the stability and positioning of the graft. Lastly, technical errors can also be responsible for recurrence, such as medial or inferior graft placement. Physical examination and imaging study When approaching a patient who has had a
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-term outcomes. Posterior decompression Posterior decompression is the most common way to treat DS and it could be associated with posterior fusion. Patients are operated on in the prone position or genu-pectoral position. Through a median posterior
