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Volume 6 Issue 2
Patient-Centered Care in Orthopaedics and the African Challenge
Ever since the Institute of Medicine (IOM) published its landmark report in 2001, Crossing the Quality Chasm: A New Health System for the 21st Century, the concept of patient-centered healthcare has become popular and engaging around the world. [..] READ MORE
A Critical Review of Sport Events Practice
This paper will illustrate the meaning and importance of sport event management, typology of sport event, specializing sport event and model of sport event management. This study used the literature review method to acquire its final results. The relevant sport event management literature review was done according to the purpose of the study. [..] READ MORE
Does Nutrition Impact Hip Fragility Fracture Risk and Outcomes? The Case of Malnutrition and Bone Health
Hip fractures and their causative and reparative solutions remain suboptimal despite years of research. One potentially remedial as well as causative factor, namely poor or malnutrition, which has been studied for some time in various health contexts, [..] READ MORE
Management of Cyclops Lesions Causing Loss of Knee Extension After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
Restriction of extension of the knee joint is one of the most common complications after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery. Impingement caused by a fibrous tissue mass related to the graft (named as cyclops lesion) has been found to be an important cause of blocking complete extension. [..] READ MORE
TWO PERSPECTIVES ON THE EVOLUTION OF MAN THEREFORE TWO VIEWS OF MAN Does It Exist Because I Like It or Like It Because It Exists?
Man, as an individual, as a society, as a species, etc., although studied from different perspectives, is always the same man. If, in addition to considering man (himself is usually considered the most evolved and perfect of animals - which we do not comment on... here) in an analytical, [..] READ MORE
Revision of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction in a Patient with a Previously Harvested Bilateral Hamstring Tendon: A Case Report
Peroneus longus tendon can be used for revision anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction cases. The choice of the graft is one of the most challenging steps in the revision of the anterior cruciate ligament. An alternative autograft option with less donor site morbidity and adequate strength should be planned, especially in revision cases, which directly impact on rehabilitation programs and fast return to preinjury status. Peroneus longus tendon was the graft of choice. [..] READ MORE
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