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Treatment choices are wide and include pharmacologic, surgical, and radiographically directed intervention.
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Patients were evaluated radiographically for union and functionally using the Constant-Murley score.
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Orientation can be assessed anatomically, radiographically, and by direct observation at operation.
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Four femoral stems were radiographically loose at an average of thirty-four months.
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The long bones were not compressed and their ends were radiographically dense.
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All revised stems were radiographically undersized, emphasizing the importance of the technique.
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There were no surviving hips radiographically classified as possibly or probably loose.
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Conclusions: Lung ultrasound had high diagnostic accuracy for the diagnosis of radiographically-confirmed pneumonia.
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The gastropexy was thought to be intact in all 23 dogs examined radiographically.
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Objective: To assess the association of demographic and clinical aspects with radiographically diagnosed pneumonia.
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A substantial minority of radiographically defined cervical spine injuries are of little clinical importance.
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As such, they may be easily overlooked clinically and radiographically.
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Bone degradation was radiographically evaluated and nociception was assessed in limb-use and burrowing tests.
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The morphologic change of the knee joint was observed radiographically.
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The humeral head centred in the glenoid in nine out of ten cases radiographically.
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In previously reported cases, most patients had ill-defined margins and usually bilateral, multiple lesions radiographically.
