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COLOR CODING KEY Instructional courses Symposia Plenary lectures Keynote/ Eponymous Medicolegal Sessions Education & Research MONDAY 11 APRIL 2016 MONDAY 11 APRIL 2016 MONDAY 11 APRIL 2016 Plenary Venue 1 - Audi 1 Parallel Venue 2 - Audi 2 Parallel Venue 3 - 1.41 14h30-15h00 15h00-15h30 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEONS (AAOS) SYMPOSIUM: An International Perspective on Value-Based Healthcare HIP ARTHROPLASTY INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE: Primary Hip Arthroplasty FOOT AND ANKLE FREE PAPERS Stryker ISS: Advancements in Foot & Ankle Plating (tea will be provided) 15h30-16h00 TEA (15h30-16h00) 16h00-16h30 16h30-17h00 17h00-18h00 TEA (16h00-16h30) AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEONS (AAOS) SYMPOSIUM: Hot Topics and Controversies in Total Hip Replacement. ARTHROPLASTY FREE PAPERS FOOT AND ANKLE FREE PAPERS FOOT AND ANKLE DEBATE 18h30 COCKTAIL FUNCTION AT CTICC COCKTAIL FUNCTION AT CTICC COCKTAIL FUNCTION AT CTICC NOTES 3
COLOR CODING KEY 14h30-15h00 15h00-15h30 Debates Meet the experts MONDAY 11 APRIL 2016 Free Papers Poster Session MONDAY 11 APRIL 2016 MONDAY 11 APRIL 2016 Parallel Venue 4 - 1.61 Parallel Venue 5 - 2.41 Parallel Venue 6 - 2.61 EDUCATION AND RESEARCH: EFORT’s work in education and standardization in Europe. 15h00-16h00. DEPUY SYNTHES ISS: The Attune Knee System Proving the promise SPINE FREE PAPERS CORIN SA: Corin Optomised Positioning System (OPS) PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 15h30-16h00 TEA (15h30-16h00) TEA (15h30-16h00) TEA (15h30-16h00) 16h00-17h30 EDUCATION AND RESEARCH: British Bone & Joint Journal: Getting your work published and achieving the highest impact SPINE FREE PAPERS XIROS: ACJ reconstruction using the Infinity-Lock device 17h30-18h00 18h30 COCKTAIL FUNCTION AT CTICC COCKTAIL FUNCTION AT CTICC COCKTAIL FUNCTION AT CTICC NOTES 4
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Page 20 and 21: We are in the midst of an “age qu
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Page 24 and 25: S08 Analysis of Revision Hips and K
Page 26 and 27: ABSTRACT Patient, surgeon and prost
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Page 30 and 31: METHODS Data from the AOANJRR was u
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Page 40 and 41: survivorship. There are many interf
Page 42 and 43: presenting for replacement. Despite
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This instructional course will summ
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The modern era of conservative mana
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ICP06 (P335) Presenter: B Willis Au
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SPINE INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE (ICS) IC
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complications, and associated high
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The outcome of the patients with th
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emoval without further dislocation
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69 For most patients, antibiotics a
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Advanced Hip Arthroscopy ICHAS05 Ch
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ICTR02 The UK Experience Iain McFad
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ISAKOS ORTHOPAEDIC SPORT MEDICINE I
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ICK06 The ACL and ALL B Sonnery-Cot
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knee (OKS) (p
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FJS results show statistically sign
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Adolescent hyper-use injuries of th
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Results: Minimal detectable change
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TUMOURS AND INFECTION INSTRUCTIONAL
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89 NOTES
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Paper 2 Presenter: P Walmsley Autho
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Materials and methods 33 patients
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(VDRR), growth plate arrest and pos
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Conclusion This study found good co
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comparing the obese cohort with non
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outcomes in patients treated with e
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Methods: In this IRB approved, mult
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cemented THJR has a significantly l
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hip reconstruction post Type II pel
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who underwent limb salvage surgery
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RESULTS: With a minimum follow up o
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fixators. A total of 94 patients (8
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Paper 57 Presenter: PFRG De Muelena
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We reviewed a consecutive series of
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TB cases more than culture. The sen
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Conclusion Current study supports t
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(p
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Paper 74 Presenter: S Tennant Autho
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Abstract title: Post-operative anti
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postoperatively as a significant in
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to those of alternative treatments,
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Paper 87 Presenter: C Kleck Authors
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provides intraoperative evaluation
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1 sacral fx, 1 screw fx, and 1 oste
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Conclusion This study suggests that
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Purpose of study: Patient function
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Paper 98 Presenter: HI Ingoe Author
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Conclusion: Perioperative intraveno
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Paper 102 Presenter: H Johal Author
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estimate of 5 year cumulative proba
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Paper 108 Presenter: W Hiddema Auth
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Methods A retrospective analysis, o
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Purpose The role of total elbow art
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Paper 123 Presenter: G Pienaar Auth
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predictors for abnormal HADS-D. Sim
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There was only one re-operation in
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Conclusion: Unlinked and linked sem
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Methods: Sixty-seven patients with
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Results: Our study showed that the
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and PCA individually. The number of
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Conclusion: Mixing components from
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explained by the fact that ethnic m
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Conclusion: This is a small study w
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colleagues or residents, and a self
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Conclusion Epidural analgesia is a
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The initial OTA/OFC had significant
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Results: 40 HA and 40 TSA were matc
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Paper 177 Presenter: K Strauss Auth
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evision for aseptic loosening. Femo
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tendinosus graft diameters using ax
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and 79.6 ug/L and 41.01 ug/L for Pa
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The relative risk of having a synov
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-0.501, 0.565 respectively), and a
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nerve block was effective in 55 pat
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to the TVDH (p
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Paper 204 Presenter: SD Smith Autho
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Background: Dislocating or subluxin
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patients to seek help, hoping that
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males who presented with AVN scores
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Result Sixty nine feet in 56 patien
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Paper 217 Presenter: A Ilg Authors:
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Purpose Upper limb injuries constit
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Conclusion The evolution of techniq
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Methods Since 1995, 59 patients wit
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Paper 232 Presenter: MC Wells Autho
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Paper 234 Presenter: G Abbas Author
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Methods A retrospective case-series
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Introduction & aims Hip microinstab
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heumatoid arthritis. Surgical manag
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used to fill massive bony defects i
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Paper 258 Presenter: R Ashford Auth
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Conclusions loss of the metal head
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addition, a lever arm rotational ma
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Introduction: Sesamoid issues can h
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Methods: Randomized controlled tria
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Introduction: Lateral osteophytes h
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Conclusions: Results suggest simila
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Conclusions: Extended prophylaxis w
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Purpose of study:The aim of this st
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was 87.7% (CI: 82%-91.8%). Thirty-e
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Description of Methods A list of al
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Results The majority of new devices
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In our study 7% of all patients suf
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patients. Subsidence was noted in 2
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The SF36 scoring for Domed Lateral
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total of 6.64% (n=35/527). a) 51.42
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to the procedure due to patient pre
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compared to non-collaborative studi
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Conclusion The success of percutane
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Paper 326 Presenter: A Parr Authors
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(34.4%) of infected non-unions heal
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Conclusion: In conclusion, autologo
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Based on this study, I recommend th
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Paper 356 Presenter: J Waddell Auth
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diagnosis, but only 12% of the PPF
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constructs, described from greater
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Iliac bone chips were used to fill
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no significant difference in time s
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Background and Aims: In high income
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closure wasn’t performed within 7
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Paper 376 Presenter: A Chauhan Auth
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Paper 378 Presenter: A Naidoo Autho
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shown early bone loss, decrease in
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Introduction The BHR has a lower re
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We found undersized stem implantati
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Discussion This is the largest stud
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6 cases of bearing dislocation were
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Paper 396 Presenter: JG Myburgh Aut
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approach and non-cemented implants
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difficulty or the parents’ experi
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utility in the context of hypersens
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Results: James Cook hospital scolio
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Background: Total elbow arthroplast
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the area of origin of this vessel.
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Paper 423 Presenter: AH Van Niekerk
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Paper 427 Presenter: HI Ingoe Autho
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Keywords: Blount’s disease, Tibia
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Paper 431 Presenter: R Macnair Auth
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Paper 433 Presenter: M van Niekerk
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Introduction and aims Heterogeneity
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Abstract title: Supramalleolar Oste
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Paper 451 Presenter: A Weusten Auth
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etween an operative and non-operati
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Paper 462 Presenter: GJ Della Rocca
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Paper 464 Presenter: JF Van Der Mer
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Abstract title: Distal Radius Fract
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The purpose of this study was to es
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Paper 472 Presenter: P Karpe Author
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of II (One HIV Encephalopathy) and
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3. Summary of Results: Overall 235
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in 17 patients was 723.4mls (250-15
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(post r-TEG), and 24-hours post-rea
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Abstract title: Outcomes from the u
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Using this zone avoids catastrophic
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Abstract title: A Comparative Survi
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Paper 500 Presenter: MA Akhtar Auth
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Paper 502 Presenter: MA Akhtar Auth
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Purpose: Recurrent patellar instabi
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study remains blinded, therefore an
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Abstract title: Total Knee Arthropl
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Paper 161 Presenter: KJ Saleh Autho
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etween co-morbid risk scores and su
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Paper 219 Presenter: A Riddell Auth
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measures postoperative quality allo
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Methods: Discharge data from 2006-2
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age of 17, the patient had been dra
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Paper 276 Presenter: A Beswick Auth
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combination exhibited the lowest we
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Introduction: Total Hip Replacement
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leading causes for mortality. 6 To
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generated at the scrum were through
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CONCLUSION: The majority of orthopa
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follow-up, 21 months). Compared to
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Results We have collected the numbe
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process and serological studies con
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POSTERS - HIPS Paper 32 Presenter:
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Conclusion: The utilization of shor
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As part of a clinical trial a cohor
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The measurements were made for by a
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We conducted a pilot RCT in seven m
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Both patients had severe destructio
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Conclusion Evidence from case serie
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Paper 156 Presenter: A Beswick Auth
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The results confirmed our hypothesi
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This relationship can aid with both
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Conclusion: Significant increases i
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POSTERS - PAEDIATRICS Paper 111 Pre
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Paper 323 Presenter: JP Palencia Au
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Conclusion: Our review identified w
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means that the quality, reliability
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METHODS: We thawed 3 fresh frozed c
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Conclusion: The technique described
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Results: Inter-observer reliability
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was 120 degrees post operatively. T
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studies reviewed. Limitations: This
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disc prolapse at L4/5 level with sp
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Material and Methods Using a trauma
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This has allowed us to dispense wit
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charges. Efforts to decrease expend
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Conclusion: Current orthopaedic tre
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to 392.2±148.1) was not significan
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endpoints were Time Up and Go Test
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injury and reoperation. Summary of
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term outcome. Objectives: To highli
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Description of Methods - A 16 year
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survival of only 9 months from time
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Number Surname Name ICTR05 Buckley
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Number Surname Name ICSE07 Hardy Ph
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Number Surname Name S25 Marshall Mi
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Number Surname Name 25 Sheps David
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Number Surname Name 244 Muderis Mun
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