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Julie Mekhail1, Ryan Mullan2, James L Cross2

  • 1Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation, Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA.

JSES reviews, reports, and techniques
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逆関節整形手術 (rTSA) は,小関節整形手術 (HA) と比較して,高齢者の近親上腕骨折 (PHF) の改善を図っています. rTSAはまた,オープン・リダクションと内部固定 (ORIF) よりも修正が少ない.

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合併症 合併症について高齢者の方へヘミアートロプラスティは,オープン・リダクション・内部固定装置成果の測定は,成果の測定である.proksimal humerus fracture proksimal humerus fracture proksimal humerus fracture 隣接する上腕骨の骨折 隣接する上腕骨の骨折 隣接する上腕骨の骨折 隣接する上腕骨の骨折リバース・トータル・ショルダー関節整形術rTSASA rTSASAは,RTSAであるとして,

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