A Modified 4-in-1 Stanisavljevic Procedure for Treating Obligatory or Congenital Patellar Dislocations in Children: A Surgical Technique

Medicine and Dentistry

• Quality of Life 100%
• Surgical Technique 100%
• Range of Motion 100%
• Knee 100%
• Conservative Treatment 50%
• Pediatrics Patient 50%
• Pediatrics 50%
• Bleeding 50%
• Dysplasia 50%
• Down Syndrome 50%
• Muscle Injury 50%
• Functional Disease 50%
• Walking Difficulty 50%
• Patella Dislocation 50%
• Plication 50%
• DiGeorge Syndrome 50%
• Nail Patella Syndrome 50%
• Recurrent Dislocation 50%
• Tibial Tuberosity 50%
• Etiology 50%
• Disability 50%

Keyphrases

• Surgical Technique 100%
• Patellar Dislocation 100%
• Quality of Life 50%
• Subperiosteal 50%
• Range of Motion 50%
• Stability Range 50%
• Quadriceps 50%
• Congenital Dislocation 50%
• Patellar Stability 50%
• Knee 25%
• Dislocation 25%
• Bleeding 25%
• Functional Impairment 25%
• Pediatric Patients 25%
• Favorable Outcome 25%
• Down Syndrome 25%
• Pediatric 25%
• Conservative Treatment 25%
• Overall Benefit 25%
• Deformity 25%
• Muscle Damage 25%
• International Knee Documentation Committee 25%
• Walking Difficulty 25%
• Surgical Difficulty 25%
• DiGeorge Syndrome 25%
• Spondyloepiphyseal Dysplasia 25%
• Patellar Instability 25%
• Nail-patella Syndrome 25%
• Recreational Sport 25%
• Complex Etiology 25%
• Tibial Tuberosity Transfer 25%
• Distal Realignment 25%
• Competitive Sports 25%
• Goldthwait 25%
• Habitual Dislocation 25%
• Medial Plication 25%