Felix Zeifang

TL;DR: There was no difference in the efficacy between the original and the advanced ACI technique 12 and 24 months after surgery regarding International Knee Documentation Committee, Tegner Activity Score, and Short Form-36; however, with respect to the Lysholm and Gillquist score, better efficacy was observed in the periosteal flap technique group.

TL;DR: Epidural corticosteroid injections can be recommended as additional therapy only in the acute phase of the conservative management of lumbosciatic pain, although not statistically significant for pain relief and mobility.

TL;DR: With the implants, cementation, and surgical technique utilized in this group of patients with primary glenohumeral osteoarthritis, radiographic loosening of the glenoid component and rotator cuff deficiency were very common at the ten to fifteen-year review.

TL;DR: Treg enrichment into the joint compartment is not specific to inflammatory arthritis, as it was similarly enriched in OA, but Treg concentration in SM was significantly higher in RA.

TL;DR: One concern was the fact that radiolucent lines increased over time and there was a rate of glenoid loosening of 9% after five years and 33% after nine years, which suggests that the design of the glenoids component, and the implantation and cementing techniques may need further improvement.