Titlebook: Limb Salvage; Major Reconstruction F. Langlais (Professor and Chairman),B. Tomeno Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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Complications of Fresh Frozen Bone Allografts for Tumor Reconstruction and Their Managementclinical results reported by Mankin and others [7,10–15,18]. Despite these reports, complications are frequently associated with bone allografts and need to be managed appropriately. The most frequent complications directly related to allograft surgery include deep infection, allograft fracture, del

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Chemotherapy Effect on the Clinical Results of Allograft Transplantation in the Treatment of Malignachurch warden reportedly underwent miraculous resection of a lower extremity tumor as he slept and was reconstructed with an allograft from a Moor who had died earlier that same day. The surgery was performed by the spirits of Saints Cosmos and Damian, physicians who had lived approximately 200 year

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Bone Union in Allografts: Chemotherapy Considerationsand drawbacks. Massive stainless steel prostheses permit immediate weight bearing but do not permit reliable muscle reattachment and are threatened by secondary failures (progressive bone resorption, loosening, stem fracture). Bone bank allografts permit muscle reattachment and usually give better f

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Complications in Hemipelvic Resection/Allograft Reconstruction for Bone Sarcomas: Are They Prohibitin of limb salvage is appealing, the area of involvement is often adjacent to major neurovascular structures which are violated by the soft tissue mass of the sarcomatous lesion. Loss of the sciatic nerve will often yield a limited, functionless, lower extremity. These considerations lead to the mana

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H. J. MankinRehabilitation plays an important role in stroke therapy. However, most of the rehabilitative exercises are monotonous and tiring for the patients. For a particular time, they can easily get bored in doing these exercises. The role of patient’s motivation in rehabilitation is vital. Motivation and r