This paper reviews the causes of
Between 1997 and 2005, 10 patients with
Purpose: Dislocation of total hip arthoplasties is a sad reality. The incidence of this complication is estimated from 0.6 to 8%. Dislocation can be a single event that never recurs, but half of all dislocations will reoccur again. We analysed outcome after treating chronically unstable total hip arthroplasties using a double-mobility cup. Material and methods: Between 1990 and 2000, we treated 42 cases of recurrent dislocation of total hip arthroplasties. Five were immediate, 33 early, and four late; five dislocations on the average. The prosthesis was implanted via the posterolateral approach for 36 patients. Thirteen patients treated in our unit had already had surgical treatment for
Knees of patients with
Introduction.
Aims. This cross-sectional study aimed to investigate the in vivo ankle kinetic alterations in patients with concomitant
Aims: To evaluate the role of Blatt’s capsulodesis and scapholunate ligament repair in patients with
Background. Cartilage lesions in chronic lateral ligament deficiency are common with the incidence rates mentioned in the previous literature up to 30%. However, other intra-articular pathologies in the unstable ankle have received little attention. Anterolateral impingement associated with synovitis and scarring is a less recognised feature in the treatment of
Introduction: Ankle inversion injuries are common, with an incidence of 1 per day per 10,000 of the population.
Background. Cartilage lesions in chronic lateral ligament deficiency are common with the incidence rates mentioned in the previous literature up to 30%. However, other intra-articular pathologies in the unstable ankle have received little attention. Anterolateral impingement associated with synovitis and scarring is a less recognised feature in the treatment of
INTRODUCTION: The authors present the results of a surgical technique for lateral ankle
Introduction and purpose: Numerous surgical procedures have been developed for the treatment of
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Aims: Hindfoot deformity in varus position is an aetiology of
There remains a lack of consensus regarding the management of chronic anterior sternoclavicular joint (SCJ) instability. This study aimed to assess whether a standardized treatment algorithm (incorporating physiotherapy and surgery and based on the presence of trauma) could successfully guide management and reduce the number needing surgery. Patients with chronic anterior SCJ instability managed between April 2007 and April 2019 with a standardized treatment algorithm were divided into non-traumatic (offered physiotherapy) and traumatic (offered surgery) groups and evaluated at discharge. Subsequently, midterm outcomes were assessed via a postal questionnaire with a subjective SCJ stability score, Oxford Shoulder Instability Score (OSIS, adapted for the SCJ), and pain visual analogue scale (VAS), with analysis on an intention-to-treat basis.Aims
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Purpose of study: To evaluate the clinical outcome of operative intervention for
Introduction: Ankle sprains are among the most common injuries in sports and recreational activities. 10 to 40% of the acute ankle sprains lead to