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Is bipolar latissimus dorsi transfer a reliable option to restore elbow flexion in children with arthrogryposis? A review of 13 tendon transfers

Ramin Haj Zargarbashi, Mohammad Hossein Nabian, Jean-David Werthel, Philippe Valenti

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Key concepts: Medicine, Elbow, Arthrogryposis, Range of motion, Elbow flexion, Latissimus dorsi muscle, Upper limb, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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