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Arokkh, 46 years: It is the younger patients and patients with severe deformities who are less likely respond to conservative care and shall need operative care.

Diego, 27 years: In their study the patients who experienced the greatest pain following tibial tuberosity transfers were those who had steep trochlea (<140°) and low Qangles.

Sancho, 64 years: Injury to the ulnar nerve can occur by the posterior medial spike of the proximal fragment.

Konrad, 59 years: All of these patients had undergone a postoperative protocol with unrestricted weight bearing (although patients were encouraged to avoid repetitive impact activities).

Jaffar, 23 years: Ideally, a cage would have a modulus of elasticity that is similar to that of vertebral bone, which would optimize the load transfer between the cage and the adjacent vertebral bodies and reduce Mechanics of Anterior Cervical Plates Anterior cervical plates function as a buttress; they do not eliminate all motion.