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score out of a possible 30 points. The five sections include questions about (1) study quality, (2…

… A wide MCS is defined as more than 4 mm on a nonstressed mortise view and at least 1 mm
… The MCS equal or greater than 5 mm on stress radiographs is considered to be a diagnostic …

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… The factors surrounding a patient’s injury can be a contraindication for conversion to internal
fixation, such as infection, severe soft tissue damage, poor soft tissue coverage, and poor …

… in a tenth and a quarter of cases, respectively. Tile classification was possible in 1228 patients
(type A … Two-thirds of patients were managed conservatively while a third needed surgical …

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main trauma centre over a period of three years to study the epidemiology of acetabular …

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one due to a developmental defect in the pars intraarticular (isthmus). The condition is a …

… years of a case with the target condition until remission or death. As a generic metric, DALYs
provide a means of comparing the overall impact of different diseases and conditions on a …

… All patients were positioned in a supine position on a fracture table. The core decompression
was performed using the direct lateral approach with a 2 cm skin incision. A fluoroscopic …

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