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A-0262 Partial excision of volar plate and dorsal capsulotomy in patients with post-traumatic ankylosis of finger joint in the hand
Yo Han Lee, Jihyeung Kim, Young Ho Lee, Hyun Sik Gong, Kee Jeong Bae, Goo Hyun Baek, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea
Friday, June 15, 2018 · 11:41 a.m. · 04m 55s
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do you think about is that people really because all join capturing reagan
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is unclear as to which could hurt you structure is most important to be whispered
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so far they tend to be the first talking on crutches are usually basically we'd know what you put mud at first
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but so there should be considered when patients does not respond to i feel no put it into it
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there is not as rock and roll angle friction but at least
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seventy degrees alteration should we call in and if you drink
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cut is first so just capturing to capture tommy for those patients with
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contractors folk detailed or technical control twenty uncluttered you don't realise
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many others have reported total control to make writer and necessary correct
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thirty don't read this can improve dollar range almost all joint
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patient beverage again in fact what change one degrees
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plus to be viewed eighteen patients mean improvement of protecting him we shouldn't have to start college is fruit you want to be
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like a doll reader to what we mickey and asked or satisfactory
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such good treatment olaf it projects such an entity constructed
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our visit it's both of which button and pull out a press report won't projector coming right conventional approach
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after that it or into one was recovered on satisfactory repeated repeat people operate succeeded
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in our clinic system patient me the positron spinners on the wind can between the result you
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topics and had a percent rate and closes following finger factors frame and
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contusions painter between injury and surgery average six sixty pull once it's
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top finger into motion what used to evaluate it to our cause people or six must have the surgery
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let me see that that case eleven years old boy came to our clinic
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read let his insurance companies can have hypertension injury ten months ago
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no recovery really conservative treatment long period of time so we decide such good treatment
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to be sure we checked the range abortion okay in the analysis yeah and that was decrease the
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oh today the skin is joe what made on that aspect
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after dissection and deepening ought to don't watch particular is a sport and i inside the
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on the wind was okay sure and on in just cut she was inside
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you can see the window was adapted projected what info or read it but that's that is spectrum
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so although it's good it's john what grade on panama aspect of joint
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so could yes five which is sure what his side and or javascript wonder was identified
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at at oxford overlap play it has i somewhat scary are
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to maximise maximise k. no range of motion informant was shown ever thought or procedures
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we obtained on every it's all fifty eight point eight degrees option somewhere somehow and joint
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oh so you're what obvious improvement over angel which always keep
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capturing to they gain forty three point eight release
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this is what richard was operating range of motion is more then i nine t. degree offset one person
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there are no they printed it in it was operative complication right trick is typically high post paycheck and
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they see and others in our case there were able to come back here work and they're ripe
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these procedures the range always encase the highest improvement compared with previous study
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no clutter you don't really just to the courts balancing tweezers you can always has a pretty well on and look pretty
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the reason why is that it does not occur every couple of quality
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