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capsular shift for multidirectional instability of the shoulder: a preliminary report . Arthroscopy 1993 9 24 – 27 . ( https://doi.org/10.1016/s0749-8063(0580340-8 ) 22 Engelsma Y & Willems WJ . Arthroscopic stabilization of posterior shoulder
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who will avoid any shoulder movement after an open or arthroscopic stabilization, despite a clinically stable joint. 4 - 6 Failure to recognize and adequately address this issue may result in poor outcome and lead to unnecessary surgery or even
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of the glenoid socket and therefore enhance the contact area with the humeral head. 21 – 23 This is further believed to stabilize the joint by helping to centre the humeral head when compressed against the glenoid by the rotator cuff muscles
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with brachial plexus palsy and other indication for arthrodesis. ‡ Arthroscopic method. a The procedures are detailed in the text. Table 2. Review of the literature: position of arthrodesis and type of stabilization No
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studies that do not immobilize elbow movements, making it unclear if LHBT activity is solely attributed to shoulder function. Furthermore, there is limited data on the stabilizing function of the biceps in healthy individuals, with only one study presented
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become associated with brachial plexus and head injuries, 17 creating a range of diagnostic possibilities for neurological loss and mandating spinal stabilization, head injury precautions and appropriate emergency investigations. Bear in mind, in all
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challenging situation. Since it is a non-anatomic technique, subsequent revision surgery can be seriously compromised not only by scar tissue obscuring normal tissue planes but also by alterations of anatomic stabilizing structures. Furthermore, the number of
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, traumatic structural; Type II, atraumatic structural; and Type III, muscle patterning (neuromuscular). The treatment for Type I injuries has been discussed above. Type II may rarely require stabilization and Type III injuries are almost always treated with
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thorax) during arm elevation is upward rotation, posterior tilting, and external rotation. 5 The coordination of shoulder joints depends on the pattern of muscular activation. The scapula must be dynamically stabilized in a retracted position during
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’, ‘anterior shoulder instability’, ‘surgical management’, ‘shoulder dislocation’, and ‘joint stabilization’. The search was not limited by publication date nor restricted to a specific language. In this narrative review, we delve into the historical context
