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• Compressive peroneal nerve neuropathy by ganglion cyst in an 11- year old boy, a case report

  AHMAD ALMIGDAD*, MURAD JWINATE, FADI ALROUSAN, MOH'DKHEIR AOLYMATE and OMAR AL-QUDAH

  The Common Peroneal Nerve (CPN) is the most common compressive neuropathy in the lower limbs. However, CPN compression is a rare entity in the pediatric age group. We report an eleven-year-old child who presented with...

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• An unusual association of elbow divergent dislocation with ulna fracture in an adult

  MOHAMMED REDA ABBASSI*, Hatem, Hichem FEKHAOUI ISSAOUI and Mahdi Razanabola

  Traumatic divergent dislocation of the elbow is an extremely rare injury that usually occurs in children. Warmont gave the clinical descriptions of the first cases in 1854 and Wight in 1893. Delee reported the first r...

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• Educating the Next Generation in sport and exercise medicine: A cross Sectional Survey

  KATHERINE ROSE MARINO*, DANIEL FITZPATRICK and DANE VISHNUBALA

  Background:Sport and Exercise Medicine (SEM) is a relatively new specialty, and it is not well incorporated into undergraduate medical education.Previous studies have highlighted that medical students would benefit fr...

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• Differential diagnoses of Groin Pain, OSTEITIS PUBIS

  DR. MUHAMMED AHMED SHAHZAD*

  The differential diagnoses of Groin Pain, OSTEITIS PUBIS, which is a common clinical condition mostly in athletes but sometimes also seen in clinical settings in patients who are not athletes, and the main etiology is...

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• Safety of 1.5% glycine irrigation fluid on electrolytes and hemoglobin in shoulder arthroscopy: A prospective cohort study

  MUNTASER ABU SHOKOR*
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• Arthritis-A leading cause of bone and joint disruption

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  SUDHANSHU MISHRA* and AISHWARYA SINGH RAJPUT

  Arthritis is typically joint inflammation that can generally affect one joint or several joints. There are over 100 different types of arthritis, with varying causes and methods of treatment. Osteoarthritis and rheuma...

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• functional results of arthroscopic Acl reconstraction : comparison study between patellar tendon or hamstring tendon graft

  DR. GHIATH HALLOUM, DR. GHAITH ALMAHMOUD

  This randomized clinical trial evaluated one year, International Knee Documentation Committee score(IKDC) outcomes of patients treated for anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) deficiency with use of a patellar tendon, ham...

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• Obesity and Orthopaedic Surgery

  MARTIN SHIRRAN

  Every orthopaedic surgeon is aware of the potential problems that can arise when operating on a patient with an elevated BMI. This is particularly the case with those involved in total knee and hip replacement procedu...

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• RECONSTRUCTION OF CRUCIATE LIGAMENTS WITH PERONEUS LONGUS TENDON: FUNCTIONAL AND CLINICAL OUTCOME OF DONOR ANKLE AND FOOT

  SAI SRAVAN VELLANKI, ASHWIN DESHMUKH, ISHAN SHEVATE, RAHUL SALUNKHE

  Introduction: To compare the functional and clinical outcome of donor foot and ankle post peroneus longus tendon harvest in cruciate ligament reconstruction. Materials and methods: Patients with cruciate ligament inju...

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• Evaluation of treatment of thoraco-lumbar flexion distraction injuries by percutaneous transpedicular screw instrumentation : a prospective study

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  SUBHADIP MANDAL, UTPAL BANDYOPADHYAY, MAINAK CHANDRA

• Introduction of One Minute Preceptor as Teaching Learning Method for Postgraduates in Orthopaedics

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  UMESH YADAV, SUJATA SETHI, MRITYUNJOY DEKA, MUHAMMAD NAQVI, ANAND GUPTA , SABUJ BARAN SINGHA

  Orthopaedic teaching at Postgraduate level is more procedure oriented and due to time and workload constraints, teaching of clinical reasoning skills somehow gets neglected. One Minute Preceptor (OMP) is a learner ori...

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• Correlation between degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis and systemic diseases

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  Musab T Aitaha, Mubder A Mohammed Saeed, Raed J Chasib* and Thamer A Hamdan*

  Background: Impaired blood flow as a result of arteriosclerosis facilitates degenerative changes in the spine. However, associations between Lumber Spinal Stenosis (LSS) and some chronic diseases (hypertension, dia...

  DOI: 10.37532/1897-2276.2021.16(1).31

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