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aging population with associated sarcopenia and inferior tissue quality ( 3 ) in combination with increasing shoulder functional demands further complicates surgical management. Reverse total shoulder arthroplasty (RTSA) has traditionally been used in
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fracture. Additional radiographs of the shoulder and elbow are highly recommended in cases where there is suspected injury to these joints (pain around the shoulder or elbow), or shoulder/elbow not clearly visible. O’Donnell et al 8 performed bilateral
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aspect of the shoulder due to trauma, this ligament acts as a fulcrum resulting in a medial and posterior displacement of the medial clavicle. Passive stabilizers of the SCJ are the intra-articular disc ligament and the rhomboid ligaments which are
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British anatomist John Gregory Smith in 1834. Cadaveric specimens with presumed injury to the shoulder joint were examined at the Hunterian Theatre of Anatomy in London, UK. The os acromiale is described in the published dissection notes as a ‘fracture of
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introduced by Euler and Rüedi, those fractures can be classified as type B1. 4 Aetiologically, a scapular spine fracture can either occur without 1 or with 2 association to a reverse shoulder arthroplasty (RSA). The latter can be classified
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patients remain undiagnosed in earlier phases ( 5 , 6 ). When the shoulder girdle and periscapular muscles are involved, the scapular winging becomes apparent with patients unable to elevate their arms overhead. The reported prevalence in the literature
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Introduction Rotator cuff (RC) tears, one of the most common causes of shoulder pain and dysfunction, range from partial to full thickness ( 1 , 2 ). Approximately 20% of the general population suffers from full-thickness RC tears, but this
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, with only one study with a clear prospective aim. All articles finally eligible were grouped into six categories: (1) tumour endoprostheses in the shoulder girdle, (2) tumour endoprostheses of the proximal femur, (3) tumour endoprostheses in the knee
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Introduction The rotator cuff (RC) plays a significant role in shoulder biomechanics and is predisposed to injury and degenerative changes because of its location and blood supply. 1 The prevalence of RC tears is 34% in the general
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, such as shoulder, hip, knee and ankle, will be determined. This paper will be completed with some suggestions for future directions. The authors would like to highlight that all information is evaluated from an orthopaedic perspective. Technical details
