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Introduction Lesions of the superior labrum anterior and posterior (SLAP) to the biceps tendon were first recognized as a pathologic entity by Andrews et al 1 and later further characterized and classified by Snyder et al 2 into four
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-level baseball players with diagnoses of both superior labrum anterior and posterior (SLAP) tear and a significant ( > 50%) tear of the infraspinatus tendon who underwent surgical repair of both injuries. 53 Only 35% were able to return to their previous
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functional cerebral imaging in patients with shoulder apprehension. 10 Their hypothesis was that it might be possible to simplify shoulder instability scores as it has been previously possible with rotator cuff and SLAP lesions, 23 and that at least
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routine and can explain some ‘refractory’ shoulder pains. The RI’s role in biceps tendinopathy, SLAP lesions and glenohumeral instability has been recently popularized in shoulder literature. 9 The aim of this paper is to recall the importance of the
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concomitant injuries, are identified (SLAP (Superior Labrum Anterior to Posterior) lesion, anterior or inferior labrum lesions, etc.) before changing the scope to the anterosuperior portal for an optimal view of the posterior glenoid surface and to
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with type III–VI injuries may have associated intra-articular pathologies, especially superior labral anterior posterior (SLAP) lesions. 21 Clinical presentation During the physical examination, the patient should be in the standing or
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traumatic etiology. Some of the published literature has chosen to exclude patients with labral or bony lesions. In this review, 25 studies excluded patients if bony lesions such as a SLAP tear, Bankart, or Hill–Sachs lesion was present ( 1 , 26 , 27 , 31
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GR . Poly-L/D-lactic acid anchors are associated with reoperation and failure of SLAP repairs . Arthroscopy 2011 27 1335 – 1340 . ( https://doi.org/10.1016/j.arthro.2011.06.021 ) 9. Visscher LE Jeffery C Gilmour T Anderson L & Couzens
