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Long-Term Results of Arthroscopic Ankle Arthrodesis by Ferkel, Richard D., Hewitt, Michael

“…Background: More than 40 open procedures have been described for ankle arthrodesis, most with high complication rates. Since its description in 1983,…”
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Arthroscopic assessment of occult intra-articular injury in acute ankle fractures by Loren, Gregory J., Ferkel, Richard D.

“…Purpose: To arthroscopically assess the pattern and extent of intra-articular damage associated with ankle fractures. Type of Study: Prospective case series…”
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Arthroscopic Findings Associated with the Unstable Ankle by Komenda, Gregory A., Ferkel, Richard D.

“…Before lateral ankle stabilization, arthroscopic surgery was performed on 54 patients (55 ankles) with chronic ankle instability. All patient charts, x-rays,…”
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Complications in foot and ankle arthroscopy by Ferkel, R D, Small, H N, Gittins, J E

“…Arthroscopy of the foot and ankle has become an important diagnostic and therapeutic tool for the orthopaedic surgeon. A thorough knowledge of foot and ankle…”
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Neurological complications of ankle arthroscopy by Ferkel, R D, Heath, D D, Guhl, J F

“…A retrospective review of the first 612 patients undergoing consecutive ankle arthroscopy in the practices of two experienced arthroscopists was under-taken…”
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The role of arthroscopy in ankle and subtalar degenerative joint disease by Cheng, J C, Ferkel, R D

“…Treatment options for degenerative joint disease of the ankle and subtalar joints are limited. When conservative management fails, the only effective procedure…”
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Arthroscopy of the ankle and foot by Ferkel, R D, Scranton, P E

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Arthroscopic Excision of the Os Trigonum: A New Technique with Preliminary Clinical Results by Marumoto, Jay M., Ferkel, Richard D.

“…Open excision of a painful os trigonum can be associated with prolonged recovery. An arthroscopic technique has been developed to decrease scarring, diminish…”
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Subtalar arthroscopy: indications, technique, and results by Williams, MM, Ferkel, RD

“…The purpose of this study was to present the indications, technique, and results for subtalar arthroscopy in 50 consecutive patients. In each case, ankle…”
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Fibular grooving for recurrent peroneal tendon subluxation by Kollias, S L, Ferkel, R D

“…Twelve ankles in 11 consecutive patients with recurrent peroneal tendon dislocations were studied after undergoing a fibular grooving procedure. The mean age…”
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Arthroscopic treatment of anterolateral impingement of the ankle by Ferkel, R D, Karzel, R P, Del Pizzo, W, Friedman, M J, Fischer, S P

“…We studied 31 patients (17 females, 14 males; average age, 34) with more than 2 years of followup who had chronic anterolateral ankle pain following inversion…”
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Arthroscopic treatment of ankle injuries by Ferkel, R D, Fasulo, G J

“…Arthroscopic examination of the ankle joint permits complete examination of the intra-articular structures. With recent advances in equipment and additional…”
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Trephination of incomplete meniscal tears by Fox, J M, Rintz, K G, Ferkel, R D

“…The meniscus performs several roles that are important to the function of the knee joint. In an effort to preserve these functions of the meniscus, methods to…”
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Intraosseous Ganglion Cysts of the Ankle: A Report of Three Cases with Long-term Follow-up by Ferkel, Richard D., Field, Justin, Scherer, William P., Bernstein, Mark L., Kasimian, Dennis

“…Three cases of intraosseous ganglion cysts of the ankle are presented with an average follow-up of 68 months (range, 48–78 months). Review of the literature…”
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Osteonecrosis of the knee after arthroscopic surgery: diagnosis with MR imaging by Brahme, S K, Fox, J M, Ferkel, R D, Friedman, M J, Flannigan, B D, Resnick, D L

“…Spontaneous osteonecrosis about the knee typically is a disease of the elderly characterized by an acute onset of pain. The exact cause of this condition has…”
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Progress in ankle arthroscopy by Ferkel, R D, Fischer, S P

“…Ankle arthroscopy is rapidly gaining in popularity as an important diagnostic and therapeutic procedure. Indications for this technique include pain, swelling,…”
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Acute anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. Analysis of complications by Strum, G M, Friedman, M J, Fox, J M, Ferkel, R D, Dorey, F H, Del Pizzo, W, Snyder, S J

“…One hundred fifty-six patients treated with intraarticular anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction were analyzed to determine the incidence of…”
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Intraarticular versus intraarticular and extraarticular reconstruction for chronic anterior cruciate ligament instability by Strum, G M, Fox, J M, Ferkel, R D, Dorey, F H, Del Pizzo, W, Friedman, M J, Snyder, S J, Markolf, K

“…One hundred twenty-seven patients were evaluated for the results of surgical stabilization in chronic anterior cruciate ligament instability. Eighty-four…”
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Ankle Arthroscopy: I. Technique and Complications by Stetson, WB, Ferkel, RD

“…Missouri Bone and Joint Clinic, St. Louis. Arthroscopic surgery of the ankle allows the direct visualization of all intra-articular structures of the ankle…”
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Ankle Arthroscopy: II. Indications and Results by Stetson, WB, Ferkel, RD

“…Missouri Bone and Joint Clinic, St. Louis. Diagnostic indications for the use of ankle arthroscopy include unexplained pain, swelling, stiffness, instability,…”
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