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, muscle atrophy, among others. 37 Most cuff retears are well tolerated by the patient, not requiring further intervention. 38 Desmoineaux highlights that the work-up of a failed cuff repair must slightly differ from the initial one and address all the
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who suffered distal humeral fractures ( 27 ). However, TEA performed for rheumatoid arthritis is more prone to fail because of aseptic loosening, and TEA performed for trauma and traumatic sequelae is more prone to failing because of infections ( 26
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why orthopaedic surgeons sometimes fail to treat overhead athletes with partial thickness cuff rupture and their shoulder pain if they only perform debridement without repair in surgery. 32 Besides the more complex pattern and inherent risk for
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found and its use is only recommended for those recalcitrant cases when other modalities of treatment have failed. Platelet-rich plasma injections (PRP). These preparations are thought to contain high concentrations of growth factors, which
