The evidence base for intraoperative diagnostic modalities in FRI is limited and frozen section analysis is the most established method but shows variable performance across clinical contexts, while fluorescence-based intraoperative imaging techniques seem promising but remain largely developmental.
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Abstract Background Assessment of femoral head coverage in developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) is traditionally based on two-dimensional (2D) radiographic measurements. However, these measurements incompletely represent the complex three-dimensional morphology of dysplastic hips and may lead to variability in diag...
G. Ensing, Florine Glastra, F. IJpma et al.· Journal of Hip Preservation...· 0 citations
Abstract Introduction Fragility fractures of the pelvis (FFPs) are low-energy osteoporotic fractures that primarily affect elderly patients. They are associated with substantial morbidity, mortality and healthcare burden, and their incidence continues to rise as the global population ages. Despite the availability of d...
P. M. Rommens, A. Joeris, M. Boudissa et al.· BMJ Open· 0 citations
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