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Risk factors for multiple reoperations included dislocation, infection and alcohol abuse.
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Metastatic disease appears to be more common in pediatric osteosarcoma than previously described. Meaningful survival can be achieved with surgery in a reasonable percentage of patients, even after prior resections.
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Medical students’ suturing improved during their surgery rotation but was also influenced by other procedural rotations and their interest in surgery.
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Given similar clinical performance between the 2 most commonly used biologic mesh products, the most cost effective mesh should be used in cost-conscious health care systems.
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Most implant migration occurred from the day of surgery to 2 weeks after surgery and stabilized thereafter, suggesting adequate fixation and a low risk for aseptic loosening.
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CJS was founded in 1957 by a collaboration of the Canadian Medical Association, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and Canadian university departments of surgery. Dr Robert Janes, President of the Royal College was its first editor. The chairs of the surgical departments made up the first editorial board. Today the following organizations take part in the Academic Program of the Canadian Journal of Surgery:
Canadian Association of General Surgeons
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Canadian Association of Thoracic Surgeons
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