Search for dissertations about: "shoulder fractures"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 15 swedish dissertations containing the words shoulder fractures.
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1. Proximal humeral fractures : outcome of treatment with shoulder arthroplasty
Abstract : Introduction: Proximal humerus fractures are a common injury, particularly in the elderly and especially in women. The preferred treatment approach is usually nonsurgical, with surgery reserved for cases that meet specific fracture patterns and patient-specific criteria. READ MORE
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2. Shoulder instability : a clinical and MRI-based analysis
Abstract : Shoulder instability is a common but complex and challenging area of shoulder pathology, and new diagnostic methods and treatments are continuously developed. We conducted this study to evaluate the clinical outcome of shoulder instability with respect to different diagnostic possibilities and surgical treatments. READ MORE
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3. Proximal humeral fractures : aspects of treatment with special reference to displaced fractures in the elderly
Abstract : The purpose of this thesis was to study the clinical and functional outcome after various treatments of displaced fractures of the proximal humerus in an elderly patient group. Conservative treatment consisting of a short period of immobilisation and an early start of active exercises guided by physiotherapy has been compared with different surgical techniques. READ MORE
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4. Wrist fractures : aspects of surgical methods and outcome
Abstract : Wrist fractures are the most frequently occurring fractures in any emergency setting. Treatment regimens range from a plaster cast to a combination of advanced surgical methods. Many fractures heal without remaining morbidity but 15 – 30% of patients report remaining disability of the hand and wrist. READ MORE
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5. Proximal and distal humeral fractures. Outcome of primary arthroplasty
Abstract : This thesis deals with both proximal humeral fractures and elbow injuries, especially distal humeral fractures. The main focus is difficult fractures in the elderly. Few randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are available. If the joint surface is considerably affected (e. READ MORE