Titlebook: ESSKA Instructional Course Lecture Book; Glasgow 2018 Gino M. M. J. Kerkhoffs,Fares Haddad,Romain Seil Book 2018 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germa

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Basic Concepts in Hip Arthroscopy,d at the English public health system from 2002 to 2013. It means an increase of more than 700%. Similar numbers were published in North America, with an increase of more than 350% in the period 2004–2009. During a similar period on the opposite side of the globe, Korean researches published a twofo

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Visualization and Anesthesia in Shoulder Arthroscopy: How to Overcome Bleeding and Poor Exposure,ues. This evolution is supported by improvements in materials and expanding surgeons’ experience, which results in an increasing number of indications for arthroscopy for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.

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Fast Track in TKA Surgery: Where Are We Now?,ty procedures are increasing worldwide, these pathways are becoming more important. In the United States, 402.100 TKAs were performed in 2003, and the estimation is that by 2030 the annual demand will have grown by 673% to 3.48?million arthroplasties. To meet this high demand, proper clinical pathwa

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Combined Meniscus and Cartilage Lesions,ure. Understanding the underlying structural and anatomical basis helps to understand the causes why meniscal lesions (and meniscus extrusion) may lead to cartilage loss and why cartilage loss may also induce meniscal damage. In turn, the reconstructive surgical consequences are also based on these

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Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty,managing the degenerating knee. Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) predominates in the management of knee osteoarthritis because it lies within the skills and competence of the generalist orthopaedic surgeon, has well-designed instrumentation, and the outcomes are reasonably predictable. The cost-effecti

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Decision-Making in Anterior Shoulder Instability,he instability severity index score (ISIS) to aid in the surgical decision making, including the factors contributing to a high risk of recurrent dislocation such as younger age (≤ 20 years old), participation in competitive or contact/forced overhead sport, shoulder hyperlaxity and presence of a Hi

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