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2. Arthroscopic localization of the ulnar nerve behind the medial capsule is unreliable

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van Riet, Roger, Wagener, Mark, Willems, Jaap, The, Bertram, Heesakkers, Nicole, Jak, Wouter, Covo, Aoon, Kodde, Sjaak, Nelissen, Eelco, Heijink, Andras, Rahusen, Frank, Boerboom, Lex, van der Meer, Oetze, Gerritsma, Carina, Bisschop, Roel, Cadavez, Duarte, Boesenach, Bart, Spaans, Anne, van Hove, Ruud, Acuna, Jose, Diederix, Leon, Ciornohac, Jean-Florin, Canales, Pablo, Hilgersom, Nick F.J., Viveen, Jetske, Tuijthof, Gabriëlle J.M., Bleys, Ronald L.A.W., van den Bekerom, Michel P.J., and Eygendaal, Denise

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2020
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3. Proceedings from the 2018 International Consensus Meeting on Orthopedic Infections: evaluation of periprosthetic shoulder infection

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Abboud, Joseph, Beazley, James, Bozhkova, Svetlana, Brandao, Pedro, Chen, Antonia, Choon, David, Cil, Akin, Cortes Jiménez, Luis E., Cvetanovich, Gregory, Duquin, Thomas, Ekelund, Anders, Eugenia Portillo, María, Falworth, Mark, Garrigues, Grant E., Gerber, Christian, Gomes, Luciana, Green, Andrew, Hasan, Samer S., Henry, Michael, Iannoti, Joseph, Jacquot, Adrien, Karademir, Gokhan, Keener, Jay, Khazzam, Michael, King, Joseph J., Ledbetter, Leila, Levy, Jonathon, Levy, Ofer, Luppino, Nicola, Matsen, Frederick, McFarland, Edward, Morris, Brent, Namdari, Surena, Naula, Victor, Ximenes, Carla Ormundo, Page, Richard, Ricchetti, Eric, Rojas, Jorge, Romeo, Anthony, Sabesan, Vani, Scarborough, Matthew, Tashjian, Robert, Torrens, Carlos, Virk, Mandeep, Wall, Kevin C., Willems, Jaap, Williams, Gerald, Zmistowski, Benjamin, Zuckerman, Joseph, and Cooper, Alexus M.

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2019
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4. Proceedings from the 2018 International Consensus Meeting on Orthopedic Infections: management of periprosthetic shoulder infection

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Abboud, Joseph, Beasley, James, Belay, Elshaday S., Benito, Natividad, Cil, Akin, Clark, Ben, Claro, Rui, Reinoso, Javier Cobo, Cvetanovich, Gregory, Del Pozo, Jose L., Duquin, Thomas, Ekelund, Anders, Encalada, Iván, Entezari, Vahid, Frankle, Mark, Garrigues, Grant E., Grogan, Brian, Hasan, Samer S., Henry, Michael, Hsu, Jason, Itamura, John, Karademir, Gokhan, Kelly, Jim, Khazzam, Michael, King, Joseph J., Lambert, Simon, Ledbetter, Leila, Levine, William, Mora, José M., Morrey, Mark, Namdari, Surena, Nelson, Sandra Bliss, Page, Richard, Paxton, Scott E., Pottinger, Paul, Romeo, Anthony, Scheper, Henk, Somerson, Jeremy, Tashjian, Robert, Torrens, Carlos, Virk, Mandeep, Wall, Kevin C., Willems, Jaap, Williams, Gerald, Yian, Edward, Zmistowski, Benjamin, Cooper, Alexus M., and Green, Andrew

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2019
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5. Ninety-day complication rate based on 532 Latarjet procedures in six high volume and seven low volume Dutch hospitals.

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Alkaduhimi, Hassanin, primary, Willigenburg, Nienke W., additional, Wessel, Ronald N., additional, Wolterbeek, Nienke, additional, Veen, Bart-Jan E.J.D., additional, Koorevaar, Rinco C.T., additional, Willems, Jaap W.J., additional, Nelissen, Eelco M., additional, Sonneveld, Heleen, additional, Flikweert, Petra E., additional, Pasma, Jantsje H., additional, Visser, Cornelis P.J., additional, Meier, Maartje E., additional, van den Borne, Maaike P.J., additional, Dijkstra, Arien J., additional, Kraal, Tim, additional, van Noort, Arthur, additional, Alta, Tjarco D.W., additional, Galek-Aldridge, Michal S., additional, Floor, Sebastian, additional, van den Bekerom, Michael P.J., additional, and Eygendaal, Denise, additional

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2022
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6. Arthroscopic localization of the ulnar nerve behind the medial capsule is unreliable

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Hilgersom, Nick F.J., primary, Viveen, Jetske, additional, Tuijthof, Gabriëlle J.M., additional, Bleys, Ronald L.A.W., additional, van den Bekerom, Michel P.J., additional, Eygendaal, Denise, additional, van Riet, Roger, additional, Wagener, Mark, additional, Willems, Jaap, additional, The, Bertram, additional, Heesakkers, Nicole, additional, Jak, Wouter, additional, Covo, Aoon, additional, Kodde, Sjaak, additional, Nelissen, Eelco, additional, Heijink, Andras, additional, Rahusen, Frank, additional, Boerboom, Lex, additional, van der Meer, Oetze, additional, Gerritsma, Carina, additional, Bisschop, Roel, additional, Cadavez, Duarte, additional, Boesenach, Bart, additional, Spaans, Anne, additional, van Hove, Ruud, additional, Acuna, Jose, additional, Diederix, Leon, additional, Ciornohac, Jean-Florin, additional, and Canales, Pablo, additional

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2020
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7. Proceedings from the 2018 International Consensus Meeting on Orthopedic Infections: management of periprosthetic shoulder infection

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Garrigues, Grant E., primary, Zmistowski, Benjamin, additional, Cooper, Alexus M., additional, Green, Andrew, additional, Abboud, Joseph, additional, Beasley, James, additional, Belay, Elshaday S., additional, Benito, Natividad, additional, Cil, Akin, additional, Clark, Ben, additional, Claro, Rui, additional, Reinoso, Javier Cobo, additional, Cvetanovich, Gregory, additional, Del Pozo, Jose L., additional, Duquin, Thomas, additional, Ekelund, Anders, additional, Encalada, Iván, additional, Entezari, Vahid, additional, Frankle, Mark, additional, Garrigues, Grant E., additional, Grogan, Brian, additional, Hasan, Samer S., additional, Henry, Michael, additional, Hsu, Jason, additional, Itamura, John, additional, Karademir, Gokhan, additional, Kelly, Jim, additional, Khazzam, Michael, additional, King, Joseph J., additional, Lambert, Simon, additional, Ledbetter, Leila, additional, Levine, William, additional, Mora, José M., additional, Morrey, Mark, additional, Namdari, Surena, additional, Nelson, Sandra Bliss, additional, Page, Richard, additional, Paxton, Scott E., additional, Pottinger, Paul, additional, Romeo, Anthony, additional, Scheper, Henk, additional, Somerson, Jeremy, additional, Tashjian, Robert, additional, Torrens, Carlos, additional, Virk, Mandeep, additional, Wall, Kevin C., additional, Willems, Jaap, additional, Williams, Gerald, additional, and Yian, Edward, additional

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2019
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8. Proceedings from the 2018 International Consensus Meeting on Orthopedic Infections: evaluation of periprosthetic shoulder infection

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Garrigues, Grant E., primary, Zmistowski, Benjamin, additional, Cooper, Alexus M., additional, Green, Andrew, additional, Abboud, Joseph, additional, Beazley, James, additional, Bozhkova, Svetlana, additional, Brandao, Pedro, additional, Chen, Antonia, additional, Choon, David, additional, Cil, Akin, additional, Cortes Jiménez, Luis E., additional, Cvetanovich, Gregory, additional, Duquin, Thomas, additional, Ekelund, Anders, additional, Eugenia Portillo, María, additional, Falworth, Mark, additional, Garrigues, Grant E., additional, Gerber, Christian, additional, Gomes, Luciana, additional, Hasan, Samer S., additional, Henry, Michael, additional, Iannoti, Joseph, additional, Jacquot, Adrien, additional, Karademir, Gokhan, additional, Keener, Jay, additional, Khazzam, Michael, additional, King, Joseph J., additional, Ledbetter, Leila, additional, Levy, Jonathon, additional, Levy, Ofer, additional, Luppino, Nicola, additional, Matsen, Frederick, additional, McFarland, Edward, additional, Morris, Brent, additional, Namdari, Surena, additional, Naula, Victor, additional, Ximenes, Carla Ormundo, additional, Page, Richard, additional, Ricchetti, Eric, additional, Rojas, Jorge, additional, Romeo, Anthony, additional, Sabesan, Vani, additional, Scarborough, Matthew, additional, Tashjian, Robert, additional, Torrens, Carlos, additional, Virk, Mandeep, additional, Wall, Kevin C., additional, Willems, Jaap, additional, Williams, Gerald, additional, and Zuckerman, Joseph, additional

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2019
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9. Why Danish pig farms have far more land and pigs than Dutch farms? Implications for feed supply, manure recycling and production costs

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Willems, Jaap, Van Grinsven, Hans J M, Jacobsen, Brian H., Jensen, Tenna, Dalgaard, Tommy, Westhoek, Henk, Kristensen, Ib Sillebak, Willems, Jaap, Van Grinsven, Hans J M, Jacobsen, Brian H., Jensen, Tenna, Dalgaard, Tommy, Westhoek, Henk, and Kristensen, Ib Sillebak

Abstract

The Netherlands and Denmark are the two biggest pig meat exporters in Europe, both with a strong focus on the German market. The structure of pig farms is very different: an average Danish pig farm has 3500 pigs, 170 ha of agricultural land on which a major part of the feed cereals are grown, whereas a typical Dutch pig farm has 2500 pigs with only 10 ha. As a consequence, Dutch pig farmers have to purchase all feedstuff and need to dispose nearly all the manure off-farm. A literature based study revealed that the main factors for the contrasting development were a stronger competition for land, resulting in higher land prices, and stimulation of intensive animal husbandry in the Netherlands, while in Denmark environmental policies more strongly coupled manure production to land area. As a result the Dutch pig farmers have focused on intensification of livestock production on small holdings using external sources of feed supply, and Danish farmers on efficient production of feed cereals on large holdings. Due to a gradual lowering of manure and fertiliser application standards, Dutch farmers increasingly have to process manure and export manure, further increasing the total costs of pig production. Manure disposal costs per kg of slaughter weight in 2011 were on average 3.5 times higher in the Netherlands than in Denmark. Manure is exported mainly to Germany and France, which also supply the feed cereals. Therefore manure export contributes to closure of nutrient cycles. Danish pig farmers are less sensitive to nutrient policies and feed prices than those in the Netherlands, but the high debt rate makes the sector vulnerable to low pig prices., The Netherlands and Denmark are the two biggest pig meat exporters in Europe, both with a strong focus on the German market. The structure of pig farms is very different: an average Danish pig farm has 3500 pigs, 170 ha of agricultural land on which a major part of the feed cereals are grown, whereas a typical Dutch pig farm has 2500 pigs with only 10 ha. As a consequence, Dutch pig farmers have to purchase all feedstuff and need to dispose nearly all the manure off-farm. A literature based study revealed that the main factors for the contrasting development were a stronger competition for land, resulting in higher land prices, and stimulation of intensive animal husbandry in the Netherlands, while in Denmark environmental policies more strongly coupled manure production to land area. As a result the Dutch pig farmers have focused on intensification of livestock production on small holdings using external sources of feed supply, and Danish farmers on efficient production of feed cereals on large holdings. Due to a gradual lowering of manure and fertiliser application standards, Dutch farmers increasingly have to process manure and export manure, further increasing the total costs of pig production. Manure disposal costs per kg of slaughter weight in 2011 were on average 3.5 times higher in the Netherlands than in Denmark. Manure is exported mainly to Germany and France, which also supply the feed cereals. Therefore manure export contributes to closure of nutrient cycles. Danish pig farmers are less sensitive to nutrient policies and feed prices than those in the Netherlands, but the high debt rate makes the sector vulnerable to low pig prices.

Published
2016

11. Five Year Follow up of Retrospective Cohort Comparing Structural and Functional Outcome of Arthroscopic Single-row ersus Double-row Suture Bridge Repair of Large Posterosuperior Rotator Cuff Tear in Patients Less than or Equal to 70 Years.

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Pandey V, C J J, Mathai NJ, Madi S, Karegowda LH, and Willems J

Abstract

Background: High re-tear rates after repairing large-sized posterosuperior rotator cuff tears remain a significant concern which may affect the clinical outcome. The most optimal type of repair (single versus double-row suture bridge) suited for large size tear remains debatable., Methods: In a retrospective cohort study with a minimum of five years follow up, the structural and functional outcome of 103 patients with large size cuff tear repaired with single row (SR) or double row suture bridge (DRSB) were evaluated. The structural outcome was assessed with ultrasonography whereas functional outcome was evaluated with Constant Murley (CM) and American shoulder elbow score (ASES)., Results: There were 55 patients in the SR group and 48 patients in the DRSB group with a mean follow-up of 74.2 months (range, 60-96 months). While comparing the structural integrity in two groups, we found significantly lower re-tear rates in the DRSB group as compared to the SR group (10.4% vs. 32.7%; P=0.006 ). Also, there were more focal defects in the SR group (25.4%) than the DRSB group (8.3%). Overall, there was no significant difference in CM and ASES scores when the SR group was compared to DRSB. However, subgroup analysis between those with intact and retorn tendon revealed significant difference ( P=0.0001 ) in the clinical scores., Conclusion: At a minimum of five years follow-up, the DRSB repair of large posterosuperior cuff tear resulted in superior structural healing over SR repair. Nevertheless, overall there was no significant functional difference between both the techniques. However, the functional outcome of the healed tendon subgroup was superior to retear tendon subgroup.

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2021
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