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arthroscope in the posterior portal and the arm in a neutral position, the arm is then externally rotated to assess the stability of the repair. If the forearm externally rotates past 50 degrees, this is noted for the post-operative rehabilitation limits. The
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both as a conservative treatment modality and during postoperative rehabilitation. The goal of conservative treatment is to improve the ROM, whereas postoperative rehabilitation is used to maintain the achieved ROM during surgery. Best results of
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% with this technique ( 59 ). Postoperative rehabilitation The post-operative rehabilitation approach applied after MDI surgery is similar between open and closed techniques. The main factor that determines the approach to be applied is the
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.5 preoperatively to 84.0 postoperatively ( P < 0.001). The main strengths of the study were the large cohort and the length of follow-up. The main limitation of the study was a lack of control group. It should be noted that their rehabilitation protocol included
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key landmark in post-operative rehabilitation. If there is no swelling, ROM is equal to or better than the pre-operative visit, and posture and core strength are satisfactory, then a throwing programme is initiated with the brace in place. If any of
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the coupling activity of the serratus anterior and lower trapezius muscles. If this manoeuvre leads to improved range of motion or pain reduction, it is considered positive, and the patient can benefit from the rehabilitation of the scapular
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used in conjunction with glenoid bone grafting and biomechanical parameters as they were reported in each included manuscript. Only five studies reported their postoperative rehabilitation protocol ( 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 24 ). Nonetheless
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the correct treatment for an IRCT. The following clinical and radiological preoperative factors that have been clearly associated with postoperative clinical or radiological failure should be considered before attempting repair. Clinical
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latter can lead to increased pain, decreased level of activity, prolonged absence from work and sport, and a general decrease in quality of life. 2 , 3 Apprehension can be difficult to diagnose pre- or post-operatively, as it seems more complex than
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Rehabilitation Outcomes evaluation Functional Radiological Evaluator Kim et al. ( 41 ) Postoperatively: abduction brace for 1 month After brace removal: start pendulum exercise and passive ROM shoulder exercise. Three