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-based rehabilitation programme are presented. We advocate the use of a combined time- and criteria-based approach. For the decision-making of the RTS process, a novel multi-factorial test battery including shared decision will be presented. Pre-operative
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an anatomical reduction and, subsequently, an optimal clinical and functional result. Three-dimensional (3D) pre-operative imaging (CT scans with two-dimensional (2D) and 3D reconstructions) is essential to fully understand the fracture morphology
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orthopaedic procedures, older adult patients, especially with co-morbidities, need a more intensive level of care than younger patients during the pre- peri- and post-operative periods. 2 – 4 Pre-operative management In the pre-operative period the
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( 7 ). Still, even surgically treated patients face a prolonged recovery, and all too often fail to reach pre-injury functional levels even if they do not suffer a re-rupture or complication first ( 8 , 9 , 10 ). Postoperative rehabilitation
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key landmark in post-operative rehabilitation. If there is no swelling, ROM is equal to or better than the pre-operative visit, and posture and core strength are satisfactory, then a throwing programme is initiated with the brace in place. If any of
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interventions that will lead to positive functional outcomes involves five main points, which will be discussed further. These include: understanding the disease background, pre-operative patient management, the surgical strategy, post-operative care, and the
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anteroposterior (AP) view the most important image for pre-operative and post-operative assessment. Furthermore, there are several important radiological parameters of the ankle joint on the coronal plane. First, the tibial axis and tibial plafond form the medial
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), post-operative rehabilitation protocols, follow up period/timings, clinical and radiological outcomes, adverse events, failure rates. Risk of bias of the studies was assessed according to the Coleman Methodology score. 3 This method was designed
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shoulder disability and pre-operative biopsychological factors such as depression and that psychological comorbidities had significant negative impact on functional outcomes following surgery for atraumatic shoulder instability ( 24 ). Therefore, surgical
