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• Side preference between CR vs. CS designs in patients undergoing bilateral TKA-an institutional experience in 2 years prospective follow up study

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  JAI THILAK, ARUN JYOTHI and MELVIN J GEORGE*

  Aim: Patient satisfaction after total knee patient satisfaction after Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) is a matter of concern. There are multitude of patient, surgery and implant factors associated to it...

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• Fixation of humeral shaft fractures using minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis with two screws on each side, are results promising?

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  MAROUF ASLAM

  Aim: To assess the radiological and functional outcomes of minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis in treating diaphyseal humeral fractures using a plate with only two screws (relative stability) on either side of the...

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• Cross sectional study on Association between Vitamin D Levels and Bone Mineral Density in Elderly Population

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  MOHD. SHIFA HASAN, ADITYA KUMAR MISHRA, MANVENDRA SINGH RAWAT, VIKASH THALEDI

  Background: Age-related osteoporosis is a major public health issue. Bone fractures are more likely to occur as a result of the health effects of this disease. A person's Bone Mineral Density (BMD) may change beca...

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• Muscle spasm and pain management: Insights into the role of muscle-relaxant drugs

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  Mansi Kushwah

  Muscle spasms and associated pain are common in conditions ranging from direct muscle trauma to neurological disorders. This article examines the mechanisms and clinical management of muscle spasms, focusing on the ap...

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• The structure of the trapezius and myofascial pain syndrome: Understanding trigger points and treatment approaches

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  Kaylee Karton

  The trapezius muscle plays a critical role in the movement and stabilization of the shoulder and neck. The anatomical structure of trapezius fibers, from their origins to insertions, and their functional roles reveal ...

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• Intra-operative AR-supported rod bending in spinal surgery. A cadaver study

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  PHILIPP KOBBE*, MICHAEL BREITENFELDER, VIVEK A. MEHTA, RAINER KIRCHNER, YU-MI RYANG and PATRICK WEIDLE

  Introduction: In instrumented thoracolumbar fusion, optimal interplay of spinal alignment, screw position, and rod bending is critical to avoid mechanical overload. Augmented Reality (AR) can help to better control in...

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• Study of clinical and radiological outcome of augmentation plating with or without bone grafting in nonunion fracture of long bone with IMN in situ

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  DIWAKAR VIKRAM SINGH*, RAMDHAN NARANIA, ANAND GUPTA and HARSHIT JAIN

  Objectives: This study aims to study the outcome of plate augmentation with or without bone grafting in long bone non-unions with IMN in situ. Design: Prospective clinical study with 9 months of follow-up....

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• Surgical management of acetabular fractures associated with pelvic ring disruption

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  ISLAM SAMEEH ABDELFATTAH, MOSTAFA ALI MAHER, AHMED ELSAYED ELMALT

  Introduction: Combined injuries are more common than previously believed, with an incidence of 15.7% of all pelvic trauma victims. These types of injuries are different from isolated acetabular or pelvic injuries rega...

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• Understanding elbow fractures: Types, symptoms, and diagnosis

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  EMILY JHONSON

  Elbow fractures are injuries that occur due to trauma, such as falls, sports-related impacts, or direct blows. These fractures typically involve one or more of the bones forming the elbow joint: the olecranon, radial ...

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• What is compartment syndrome?

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  Emily Jhonson

  Compartment syndrome is a serious medical condition characterized by increased pressure within a confined muscle compartment, which can compromise circulation and tissue function. This article explores the two primary...

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• Pregnancy related carpal tunnel syndrome

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  WISAM ABDULHUSSEIN ALLAWI

  Hand and wrist disorders are common during pregnancy. Most of these problems develop during the third trimester when hormonal changes, fluid retention, and weight gain are maximum. This review study aimed to discuss p...

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• Crude death rate and complication in Iraqi patients with pelvic bones fractures

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  RAFID ABDULAMEER YASEEN AL-ADHAB*, ALAA ABDULHASAN JUMAAH and IHSAN FALIH NOORI

  Background: Pelvic fractures are relatively frequent injuries that can range in severity from minor, isolated bone fragments to complex disruptions of the pelvic ring. The aim of this work was to study the prognosis o...

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