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cruciate ligament and posterior horn of the medial meniscus can be probed by
inserting the probing instrument through a posteromedial accessory portal .
Again , the surgeon can use a spinal needle inserted under direct vision to
accurately ...
cruciate ligament and posterior horn of the medial meniscus can be probed by
inserting the probing instrument through a posteromedial accessory portal .
Again , the surgeon can use a spinal needle inserted under direct vision to
accurately ...
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spine is prominent , this posterior meniscal cut may not be possible using an
instrument through an anterior portal . In such instances , make an accessory
posteromedial portal . Insert an 18 - gauge spinal needle into the posteromedial ...
spine is prominent , this posterior meniscal cut may not be possible using an
instrument through an anterior portal . In such instances , make an accessory
posteromedial portal . Insert an 18 - gauge spinal needle into the posteromedial ...
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... 124 Posterior approach in acetabular fracture , 2140 ankle arthrodesis , 1104 -
1106 for cervical disc posterolateral ... 1770 in spinal fusion , 3160 , 3248 - 3249 ,
33073309 Posterior bone block in hip , 2184 , 2186 Posterior capsule tears ...
... 124 Posterior approach in acetabular fracture , 2140 ankle arthrodesis , 1104 -
1106 for cervical disc posterolateral ... 1770 in spinal fusion , 3160 , 3248 - 3249 ,
33073309 Posterior bone block in hip , 2184 , 2186 Posterior capsule tears ...
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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