In conclusion, we found a minimally invasive reduction technique to be a satisfactory procedure for management of vertically displaced sacral fracture.
The visual inspection of such huge data is not a satisfactory procedure for precise and reliable diagnosis as it is time-consuming, error prone and subject to fatigue.
The minimally invasive reduction technique, requiring a limited surgical approach and a standard radiolucent table, is in our experience a satisfactory procedure for management of monolateral vertically displaced sacral fracture.
Therefore, early treatment with a Haas expander anchored to the primary dentition could be a satisfactory procedure for lateral cross-bite resolution and for anterior crowding improvement, due to simplicity of appliance design, ease of treatment management, and low risk of side effects.
In the authors' words, the Peto estimates are based on a "simple halving of the excess risk [linked to smoke exposure which] is obviously not a satisfactory procedure, for it is crude and arbitrary and may seriously underestimate some of the true hazards of tobacco" [ 3].
Indeed, while agreement, as measured by uniform kappa, was good for past 12 months routine process of care such as measurement of blood pressure, HbA1c, weight, and lipid profile, it was less satisfactory for procedures such as microalbuminuria check, foot examination and eye assessment [TH Collet, personal communication].
The results are quite satisfactory because efficient, faster procedures for modeling and inversion of DFA H/V were developed.
Overall, open reduction and internal fixation with plates and screws, which may restore the anatomy of proximal humerus, have yielded satisfactory results and remained one of the most popular surgical procedures for treating theses fractures [ 1].
The procedures for identifying and managing those patients were satisfactory, and in every case, either emergency services or local mental health services were able to take over the patient's care.
As outlined in Sohlberg and Mateer [ 117] none of the currently available procedures for assessing pragmatics following brain injury are completely satisfactory.
