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1. An Epidemiological Study of Non-specific Low Back Pain in Non-professional Female Greek Classic Ballet Dancers

Author

Angoules Antonios G., Dionyssiotis Yannis, Angoules Georgios A., Balakatounis Konstantine C., Panou Artemisia, and Papathanasiou Jannis

Subjects
low back pain, dance, ballet, epidemiology, Medicine
Abstract

Aim: Epidemiological study of the incidence of mechanical low back pain (LBP) in non-professional female Greek classic ballet dancers over a year and therapeutic interventions required to address symptoms.

Published
2018
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2. The Role of Taylor Spatial Frame in the Treatment of Blount Disease

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Tsibidakis Haridimos, Panou Artemisia, Angoules Antonios, Sakellariou Vassilios I., Portinaro Nicola Marcello, Krumov Julian, and Kanellopoulos Anastasios D.

Subjects
Blount’s disease, external fixation, tibial osteotomy, children, multiplanar deformity, Medicine
Abstract

Background: Alteration of the posteromedial part of the proximal tibia is the main characteristic of Blount’s disease and if left untreated, leg alignment and normal development of the lower limbs may be compromised.

Published
2018
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21. Sarcopenia: From definition to treatment.

Author

Dionyssiotis, Yannis, Kapsokoulou, Athina, Samlidi, Eleni, Angoules, Antonios G., Papathanasiou, Jannis, Chronopoulos, Efstathios, Kostoglou-Athanassiou, Ifigenia, and Trovas, Georgios

Published
2017

35. Prevalence and current concepts of management of farmyard injuries

Author

Angoules, Antonios G., Lindner, Tobias, Vrentzos, George, Papakostidis, Costas, and Giannoudis, Peter V.

Subjects
*WOUNDS & injuries, *CHILDREN'S injuries, *BONE fractures, *AMPUTATION
Abstract

Summary: Farmyard injuries in young adults and the elderly usually result from machinery accidents, whereas children tend to be injured by runovers and motor vehicle collisions. A variety of farmyard injuries secondary to environmental and human factors may cause permanent disability or even death. Common injuries include lacerations, hand injuries, amputations, farm animal bites, fractures and dislocations. Special considerations should be taken into account when treating these injuries, focusing on their noteworthy bacterial load in order to minimise the risk of chronic morbidity. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Published
2007
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36. Necrotising fasciitis of upper and lower limb: A systematic review

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Angoules, Antonios G., Kontakis, George, Drakoulakis, Emanuel, Vrentzos, George, Granick, Mark S., and Giannoudis, Peter V.

Subjects
*NECROTIZING fasciitis, *LEG, *ARM, *INFECTION
Abstract

Summary: Necrotising fasciitis is a rapidly progressive, life threatening soft tissue infection. In a significant proportion of patients, the extremities are involved as a result of trauma, needle puncture or extravasation of drugs, often leading to limb loss and devastating disability. In this systematic review of necrotising fasciitis of the upper and lower extremities, we report on the clinical characteristics, the predisposing factors, the associated diseases, the pathogenic bacteria, the surgical treatment and the final outcome in terms of limb loss and mortality. Data for a total of 451 patients were analysed for each parameter of interest. A percentage of 22.3% of the reviewed patients underwent amputation or disarticulation of a limb following failure of multiple debridements to control infection and the mortality rate was estimated as high as 21.9%. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Published
2007
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