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Superior Oblique Tenotomy: Indications and Complications
International Ophthalmology Clinics, 1976Two series of patients who had superior oblique tenotomies either alone or in combination with horizontal muscle surgery were evaluated, and the results and complications were analyzed. The effect of bilateral superior oblique tenotomies in downgaze correlated well with the previously reported series.
W E, Scott, A J, Jampolsky, M R, Redmond
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Adductor Tenotomy-Obturator Neurectomy
Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 1984A 3.7-year follow-up study of 25 cerebral palsied children with 41 adductor tenotomies and obturator neurectomies showed significant improvement in hip abduction and acetabular development.
M E, Wheeler, S L, Weinstein
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TENOTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OF SPASTIC PARAPLEGIA
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1950A method of treatment, proposed for the correction of severe flexion deformities in spastic paraplegia, consists of multiple selected tenotomies, combined with neurotomies as indicated. Paraplegia with severe flexor spasm presents essentially a combination of hip flexion, hip adduction, and knee flexion.
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Fowler’s Tenotomy for Mallet Deformity
Journal of Hand Surgery, 199335 patients with established mallet finger deformities were treated with Fowler’s tenotomy of the central extensor tendon. The mean lack of extension before operation was 45° 26 patients regained full extension, eight patients had a residual deformity of 10–20° and one patient of 30°
P, Houpt +2 more
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Stapediotomy (Stapedius Tenotomy)
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1949L R S, TAYLOR, G H, BATEMAN
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1999
T E, Havas, D, Veivers, R J, Mobbs
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T E, Havas, D, Veivers, R J, Mobbs
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