Publications by authors named "M Tezval"

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  • The review examines the role of local antimicrobial protection in one-stage cemented and cementless hip revision surgeries, analyzing twelve studies on cemented procedures and seventeen studies on cementless procedures with at least two years of follow-up data.
  • Results indicate that 83.3% of patients treated with cemented procedures had no infection recurrence, while those treated without antibiotic-loaded cement showed a higher infection control rate of 95.9%.
  • For cementless procedures, 90.0% of patients remained infection-free on average, but no studies directly compared the effectiveness of local antibacterial protection, leading to inconclusive results regarding its role in surgery despite being safe and widely used.
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  • The surgical intervention aims to alleviate infections, ulceration, and pain from ingrown toenails, particularly affecting the large toenail.
  • It is recommended for advanced cases (stage III and above), nail defects, or recurrences, while being contraindicated in situations where wound healing is compromised.
  • A study conducted between 2013 and 2023 at Klinikum Vest involved 50 surgeries, with an average patient age of 50.6 years, showing a median self-reported satisfaction score of 44 months post-operation.
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[Distal hand block].

Oper Orthop Traumatol

February 2020

Objective: Peripheral nerve blocks in hand surgery.

Indications: Short operations on the hand.

Contraindications: Long operations, polyneuropathy, local anesthesia allergy.

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Objective: Intravenous regional anesthesia.

Indications: Short duration hand operations.

Contraindications: Open wounds, lengthy operations, local infections, polyneuropathy, Raynaud syndrome, allergy to local anesthetics.

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In aging population, postmenopausal osteoporosis and decline of musculoskeletal function, referred to as "frailty syndrome" lead to loss of bone and muscle, causing falls, and fall-related injuries. To limit the impact of this portentous duo, simultaneous treatment of both is needed. Urocortin (UCN) has been reported to improve osteoporotic bone properties while its effect on muscle has not been addressed yet.

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