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shoulder, the pins are placed on the spine of the scapula (broken arrows). Postoperative treatment After the placement of an EF, percutaneous incisions are left open and treated locally with antiseptic dressings. 1 – 5 Closing the
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key steps: (A) following the drilling of the coracoid and the glenoid, a suture is utilized to thread double buttons, with one button positioned against the posterior neck of the scapula and the other placed over the coracoid process; (B) a wedge
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poor posture can lead to lumbar scoliosis, which can cause pain. Slight asymmetry in the pelvis and scapula showing up in the posterior view is normal ( 22 ). Figure 3 The posterior view of body. Postural alignment is not perfectly
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from the posterior aspect of the inferior angle of the scapula and inserts medial to the LDT insertion on the humerus. Its vascular supply is derived from the circumflex scapular artery, a branch of the subscapular artery, and its nerve supply is from
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the axial, horizontal and vertical planes. This is usually produced as transmitted movements of the scapula on the chest wall. The clavicle is the first long bone to ossify but the medial end of the clavicle is the last epiphysis to close. The medial
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central baseplate screw was oriented through the scapula, subscapularis fossa, chest wall and all the way into the thoracic cavity. This case shows that entering the thoracic cavity is a possibility when longer than usual screws are used to fix the
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variability in static and dynamic spinopelvic characteristics exists amongst healthy volunteers without known spinal or hip pathology ( 62 ). Akin to the shoulder, where the scapula-thoracic and gleno-humeral movements must be considered separately as part of
