Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to computerized systems and methods for offering to sell entertainment tickets over a network. More particularly, the invention relates to systems and methods that collect and list entertainment ticket information from multiple data sources, and facilitate the sales of entertainment tickets over a network.
Description of the Related Art
In recent years, the rise of the Internet has led to an increase in the popularity of shopping and purchasing over the Internet. While remote shopping and purchasing has been available for many years in the form of catalogues, shopping channels on broadcast or cable television, or over the telephone, the presentation of information in such an environment is limited and static, and is not user-interactive. The shopper is not able to returnto 2 weeks afterwards. In these patients, if the range of flexion was limited to \<80° in the outpatient visit, MUA was carried out.

Under sufficient muscle relaxation through general or spinal anesthesia, the hip was flexed to 90°. The surgeon placed one hand under the popliteal area so as to maintain the knee joint as the center of the hinge during manipulation. Then, holding the proximal tibia with the other hand, the surgeon gradually applied pressure to elicit flexion of the knee, which was repeatedly performed until signs of breakage of adhesions became palpable or audible in the sufficiently flexed knee. During the process, care was taken not to cause a periprosthetic fracture or a rupture of the extensor mechanism. Subsequently, patient-controlled anesthesia was maintained for two days,