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Division of Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery, Department of Surgery, Geneva University Hospitals, Geneva, Switzerland
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therapy can be successfully treated with a primary implant. There are no large studies on this matter but, in a small study, Hatta et al have not shown an important problem with shoulder prosthetic joint infection in patients with transplanted organs. 39
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hand with its multiple small joints, constant movements, and trauma escapes significant damage. 7 Injuries to the hand have rarely been analysed in the literature. This review aims to analyse the musculo-skeletal problems of haemophilia in the hand
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locking or catching of the ankle. Often, recurrent sprains and unbalanced loading of the entire foot go along with the ankle problem. A thorough clinical examination of the patient focussing on the location of tenderness and swelling of the ankle
Royal Perth Hospital, Perth, Australia
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Royal Perth Hospital, Perth, Australia
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medialized glenoid and 155° neck-shaft angle and inlay humeral component. Eccentric glenosphere has been used to avoid notching. Reverse prostheses have seen a number of evolutions to try to address some of the problems seen with the traditional
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. Currently, two factors may compromise this achievement: hip range of motion (ROM) restrictions and hip instability. One option addressing these two problems is the dual mobility (DM) articulation. This very old French invention, used since 1974 by Gilles
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himself described in 1876 a painful syndrome of the fourth metatarsophalangeal joint, rather than a nerve problem, 2 whereas others before him had described a ‘painful clinical syndrome of the forefoot’. 3 Thus, the widely used terminology of
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summarized in this review, but the goal is not to add another review article to this topic but rather to focus on the question: How big is the taper corrosion problem currently in a representative setting in Germany after the removal of the most endangered
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History Arthroplasty became popular in the second half of the 20th century and has developed since then into one of the most successful fields in orthopaedics ( 1 ). This development was not free from problems and failures. The reduction of
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objectifying problems with the prosthesis. 9 Therefore, the aim of the current article is to provide an evidence-based algorithm for the work-up and treatment of failed RHA. All recommendations are based on a critical appraisal of the literature on
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as intra-prosthetic dislocation. Today, in many countries, there is, however, an increased interest in and greater use of DMC to address the dislocation problem. Highly cross-linked polyethylene liners or cups articulating against metallic or
