Ulnar shortening
The Bernese periacetabular
Introduction. This study assessed outcomes of total knee joint replacements (TKJR) in patients who had undergone previous periarticular
Introduction.
Abstract. Introduction. Recurrent groin pain following periacetabular
Abstract. INTRODUCTION. Fracture neck of femur is aptly called as “the fracture of necessity” owing to the various factors responsible for its non-union. Pauwel's inter-trochantric valgus
Introduction. Femoral-shortening
Aim. Clavicular
Background. Periacetabular
Introduction: The mechanobiology and response of bone formation to strain under physiological loading is well established, however investigation into exceedingly soft scaffolds relative to cancellous bone is limited. In this study we designed and 3D printed mechanically-optimised low-stiffness implants, targeting specific strain ranges inducing bone formation and assessed their biological performance in a pre-clinical in vivo load-bearing tibial tuberosity advancement (TTA) model. The TTA model provides an attractive pre-clinical framework to investigate implant osseointegration within an uneven loading environment due to the dominating patellar tendon force. A knee finite element model from ovine CT data was developed to determine physiological target strains from simulated TTA surgery. We 3D printed low-stiffness Ti wedge
Introduction. Derotation
The aim of this study was to determine the long term 20 year survival and outcomes of high tibial
Abstract. Extended Trochanteric
Olecranon
This study aimed to examine the effect of high tibial
The anterior portion of the anatomical neck is used as a reference for the
Higher levels of socioeconomic deprivation have been associated with worse health outcomes. The influence of socioeconomic deprivation on patients undergoing periacetabular
Introduction. Torsional malalignment syndrome (TMS) is a unique combination of rotational deformities in the lower limb, often leading to severe patellofemoral joint pain and disability. Surgical management of this condition usually consists of two
The influence of patient age on functional outcomes after periacetabular
An osteochondral defect greater than 3cm in diameter and 1cm in depth is best managed by an osteochondral allograft. If there is an associated knee deformity, then an