Publications by authors named "Kuanysh Baikubesov"
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- Medial migration of the cervical screw in Gamma nails occurs in 4.3% - 6% of cases, often due to surgical technique errors such as improper insertion or screw positioning.
- A 1952-born patient experienced pelvic pain and revealed a migrated screw damaging the bladder, leading to an urgent surgical procedure that successfully removed the screw and repaired the bladder.
- Traumatologists must be aware of the risks of screw migration post-surgery, recognize the underlying causes, and evaluate potential complications involving internal organs and major blood vessels.
Background: Meniscal injury is a common problem that can lead to knee pain and dysfunction. Meniscal repair and meniscectomy are two treatment approaches for meniscal injury, but the latter may increase the risk of osteoarthritis. We aimed to compare the 3-year outcomes of a new method of meniscal suturing with meniscectomy among patients with meniscal injury.
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