Publications by authors named "Natiq Valiyev"
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- Ankle fractures are common, making up 10% of all traumatic fractures, and often occur with tibiotalar dislocations, leading to more serious complications and challenges in treatment for orthopedic surgeons.
- A study of 27 patients revealed that those with severe ankle injuries experienced reduced range of motion and higher rates of post-traumatic osteoarthritis, with 24 exhibiting radiographic signs of the condition.
- Despite the high incidence of osteoarthritis, there were no significant differences found across various stages of the condition regarding clinical outcomes like range of motion and pain levels.
Background: The literature is scanty regarding the biomechanical effects of different thread configurations on the initial stability of ankle arthrodesis. This study aims to compare the initial stability of tibiotalar fusion site in ankle arthrodesis using cannulated screws with different thread designs.
Methods: We biomechanically tested under cyclic loading the effects of different screw combinations on the initial stability of ankle arthrodesis.
Dega acetabuloplasty at the time of open reduction is effective in improving the acetabular coverage of the femoral head, hence improving the stability of reduction and preventing possible surgery in the future for residual acetabular dysplasia in older children with Tönnis grade 3 and 4 developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). The aim of this study was to assess the radiological results of open reduction combined with Dega osteotomy in DDH. Twenty-two children's 26 hips were operated on at a mean age of 38±20.
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