Surgery of the Foot and Ankle |
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... RSDS was made , and she was treated with sympathetic blockades and physical therapy . B : Because this patient's pain was unresponsive to the common treatment for RSDS , a further radiograph was taken . The dislocation at the ...
... RSDS was made , and she was treated with sympathetic blockades and physical therapy . B : Because this patient's pain was unresponsive to the common treatment for RSDS , a further radiograph was taken . The dislocation at the ...
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... RSDS with disuse osteopenia . With RSDS the bone changes are rapid in onset , severe , and associated with only moderate motor dysfunction of the extremity ( Fig . 7.4C , D ) ; exercise does not reverse the osteoporo- sis . Conversely ...
... RSDS with disuse osteopenia . With RSDS the bone changes are rapid in onset , severe , and associated with only moderate motor dysfunction of the extremity ( Fig . 7.4C , D ) ; exercise does not reverse the osteoporo- sis . Conversely ...
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... RSDS patients require a great deal of the physician's time and energy . Still , however , all members of the health care team must demonstrate a great deal of patience and encouragement . To summarize , RSDS needs early recognition so ...
... RSDS patients require a great deal of the physician's time and energy . Still , however , all members of the health care team must demonstrate a great deal of patience and encouragement . To summarize , RSDS needs early recognition so ...
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What and Why? | 1 |
Dissatisfaction Following Hallux Valgus Surgery 35 | 35 |
Interdigital Neuroma | 69 |
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A,B FIG affected allows amount ankle appearance approximately arthritis arthrodesis arthroplasty aspect base become beneath bone graft calcaneus cause changes close completed condition Continue correction developed distal dorsal easily excision extensor fifth toe Finally fixation foot hallux valgus hindfoot important incision increased initial inserted interphalangeal joint involved lateral lesser toes ligament longitudinal margin marked MAYO medial medial eminence metatarsal head metatarsophalangeal joint nail necessary needs nerve neuroma normal Note occur operative osteotomy pain patient period placed portion position possible present pressure problems procedure proper prosthesis proximal phalanx radiograph reason region removed resection rheumatoid satisfactory second toe seen shoe shown shows side skin soft tissue Steinmann pin subtalar surface surgeon surgery surgical surgical procedure suture symptoms Table talus tend third tibia tibialis posterior tendon transfer treated treatment usually valgus deformity varus webbing webspace