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Affidea Centre de Diagnostic Radiologique de Carouge CDRC, Geneva, Switzerland
Department of Surgical Sciences, Uppsala University, Sweden
Department of Neuroradiology, University Hospital Freiburg, Germany
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). 15 Fig. 1 Apprehension may be related to a) central nervous system sequelae, b) peripheral neurological, muscular or capsular/ligamentous lesions consecutively to dislocation or c) mechanical instability as micro-movements. Reproduced from
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retraction of the muscle and the remnant of the tendon ( Fig. 6 ). Its origin is then either retraction, which may appear after some hours, or neurological lesions, which are noted after some weeks. 28 Fig. 5 a) Schema of a B2 rotator cuff lesion
Faculty of Medicine, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Division of Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery, Department of Surgery, Geneva University Hospitals, Geneva, Switzerland
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. Further high-level studies specific to the shoulder are needed to improve our current understanding. Neurological lesion Prevalence Clinical neurological lesions after RSA, which most commonly affect the axillary nerve, are rarely reported, and
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considered simple if not accompanied by any other lesion of bone, nerve, vessel or rotator cuff. It is considered complex if associated injury to any of these tissues is also encountered. Nerve injuries are a well-recognized complication of glenohumeral
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in this population instead of the neurologic condition itself ( 11 ). Second, the glenoid track before the index surgery and after recurrence should be thoroughly studied with CT scan when dealing with patients sustaining severe bipolar bone lesions
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pseudoparalysis, the conditions of true paralysis and paresis need to be excluded. C5 neurological lesions can occur in isolation or with rotator cuff tears and mimic AFE pseudoparalysis ( 47 ). Isolated suprascapular nerve impairment can also be caused by nerve
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Elbow Surg 2007 ; 16 ( suppl ): S2 - S8 . PMID:17493556. 58. Lädermann A , Lübbeke A , Mélis B , et al. . Prevalence of neurologic lesions after total shoulder arthroplasty . J Bone Joint Surg [Am] 2011 ; 93
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still unclear whether SD is the cause, consequence, or a compensatory mechanism of the RC lesion. To review the current knowledge of SD, plus the clinical and treatment implications on RCT, we performed an electronic database search using PubMed, Web
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Breast cancer treatment Surgery or radiation therapy on the chest wall and axilla Neurological conditions Cervical radiculopathy, stroke The natural history of FS can be generally divided in three stages, as originally described by
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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
