The goal of correction is 4° valgus for the varus knee.
Finally, a new concept is gradually emerging: rather than rigid, universally-applied PNa thresholds, PNa correction rates should be tailored individually, depending on each patient's risk factors for OD [67]. Figure 2 summarizes the goals of PNa correction.
Finally, a new concept is gradually emerging: rather than rigid, universally-applied PNa thresholds, PNa correction rates should be tailored individually, depending on each patient's risk factors for OD [ 67]. Figure 2 summarizes the goals of PNa correction.
Conservative therapeutic goals for correction of 8 mmol/1 in 24 hours, 14 mmol/1 in 48 hours and 16 mmol/l in 72 hours have been proposed [ 51].
Like Taxman and Belenko (2012)—who argue that the public health and public safety goals of community corrections need not be in conflict with one another our data suggest that community correctional agencies may better achieve the goal of reducing both drug use and reoffending by adopting a social and health service paradigm over a strictly law enforcement model.
This correction of Hilgenreiner's epiphyseal angle (HEA) to <38° is the goal of intraoperative correction.
Until now, the goal of aberration correction in STEM has been to produce electron probes with sizes as small as possible.
Since the final goal of a correction procedure is not to make EEG and EOG independent, but rather to eliminate eye blink activity from the EEG, it is necessary to additionally have a look at the time courses of activations in the EEG following correction.
For most distance values, however, one can view the goal of distance correction as postponing the onset of saturation, that is, making it possible to deliver an accurate estimate of the true distance up to as large a value as possible.
Regardless of these different etiologies, the main goals of treatment are correction of the ankle valgus, prevention of further deformities, resumption of normal activities, and prevention of degenerative changes.
