All of the 73 seeds placed in the first 4 months of clinical use were successfully placed and all were successfully retrieved intraoperatively. The mean time from seed placement to surgery was 3 days. Early clinical experience suggests that Magseed is an effective and accurate means of preoperative breast lesion localization.
Our results show a high degree of FNS associated with the use of CN for fixation of femoral neck fractures, similar to recently published series using nonnavigated implants. However, no varus collapse occurred in our series. Our preliminary clinical data show a trend toward an adverse effect of FNS on quality-of-life measures.
In a 5-year review of 60 acetabular fractures that underwent open reduction and internal fixation using the modified Stoppa approach, there were 36% anterior column fractures, 28% both-column fractures, the rest being anterior column with posterior hemi transverse fractures, transverse and T-fractures. Any extension of the fracture to the iliac wing necessitated an additional lateral window (93% of cases). In cases with posterior displacement, an additional approach was utilized to address a posterior wall fracture. All fractures healed within 12 weeks. Mean Merle d'Aubigné score was 15.22. Postoperative radiological evaluation revealed anatomical reduction in 54% of the patients, satisfactory in 43%, and unsatisfactory in 3% of the patients. Overall there were 15 minor and major complications.
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