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Tibial.

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Their foot and tibial motions were captured by 3D motion analysis system.
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Two patients sustained a tibial fracture six and seven weeks after surgery.
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Hypothesis: Capacitively coupled electric field stimulation will accelerate tibial stress fracture healing.
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Marginal excision was then performed with preservation of the proximal tibial epiphysis.
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With this technique, two femoral sockets and one tibial tunnel are made.
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Three of six knees with tibial osteotomy failed and underwent guided growth.
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There were no revisions for polyethylene wear, osteolysis or tibial insert dissociation.
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The posterior condyle cuts, with the tibial cut, determine the flexion gap.
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Only in limited cases, an additional tibial tuberosity transfer is needed.
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The antegrade approach represents the standard method for tibial ILN insertion.
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Pressure patterns showed the corresponding contact track and area on the tibial surfaces.
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Conclusions: T2 distribution profiles can identify regional differences in femoral and tibial cartilage.
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Histological observation showed that the tibial cartilage loss was significantly improved.
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Trans-tibial amputees have increased risk of tripping compared to able-bodied individuals.
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A high division of the branches which afterwards become posterior tibial and peroneal.
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Extended sagittal saw cuts in UKA weaken the tibial bone structure.
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