Posterior
1. Out of 11,868 children born in one maternity department and examined neonatally three cases (possibly four) of typical
In this prospective study, 35,550 neonates were examined shortly after birth by a team of orthopaedic surgeons. They diagnosed 775 unstable or dislocated hips in 656 babies; there were two teratological
The costo-clavicular ligament is always ruptured in
1. The results have been reviewed of forty-two traumatic
1. Forty-eight paralytic
We report a new surgical technique for the treatment
of traumatic
1. The results of fifty-three operations in forty adults with a persistent congenital
1. A study has been made of the treatment of recurrent
From 1974 to 1989, we treated 50 patients with a simple
Injury to the common peroneal nerve was present in 14 of 55 patients (25%) with
1. Three patients are described in whom forward
Eighteen patients with acute
We retrospectively analysed the clinical results of 30 patients with injuries of the sternoclavicular joint at a minimum of 12 months’ follow-up. A closed reduction was attempted in 14 cases. It was successful in only five of ten
1. Radiological criteria in the diagnosis of congenital
1. Breech malposition and hormonal joint laxity produce atraumatic posterior
CT scans of 18 hips with typical congenital
1. Nine cases of traumatic
Complete
We investigated the three-dimensional morphological differences of the articular surface of the femoral trochlea in patients with recurrent