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that in most patients already having a spontaneous tenotomy, the tendon is also not available ( 30 , 31 ). Finally, tendon transfer may restore power and function in non-repairable and dysfunctional tears ( 10 ). Tendon transfers for massive cuff
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Tendon transfers of the shoulder can be technically challenging, but if performed well can significantly improve the quality of a patient’s life. Surgical skill is essential, but just as important is proper patient selection. Despite advances in
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). These hammock and sling effects are also the central point of the recently developed dynamic anterior stabilization (DAS) procedure. In this technique the long head of the biceps, in place of the conjoint tendon, it transferred through a subscapularis
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.e. not caused by pain), but further evidence is needed on this point. Tendon transfer The use of tendon transfers can be considered in younger patients to improve rotation if the rotator cuff tear is irreparable ( 28 ). There is limited evidence
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posterior shoulder dislocations Treatment Conservative Closed reduction Supervised neglect Operative Open reduction Transfer of the subscapularis tendon with or without lesser tuberosity McLaughlin method (transfer of the
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radial shaft anteriorly, and distal to the tuberosity can create a crush injury on the nerve. Most PIN injuries recover fully; if they do not, tendon transfers are more commonly considered than primary nerve surgery. 17 LABC nerve injuries are almost
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Introduction The long head of the biceps (LHB) typically originates from the supraglenoid tubercle and postero-superior labrum. The tendon initially travels downward through the rotator cuff interval, where it is enclosed by the biceps pulley
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physiotherapy, partial repair, tendon transfer, superior capsular reconstruction (SCR), subacromial spacer (balloon) or even a reverse shoulder arthroplasty (RSA) depending on multiple factors, including: geography, surgeon experience, implant costs, etc
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-articular modifications, extensor fasciotomy, V-Y slide of the common extensor tendon, denervation of the lateral epicondyle, epicondylar resection with anconeus muscle transfer and lengthening of the ECRB. 42 , 43 Basically, the ECRB insertion is approached through
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reconstruction, tendon transfers, arthroplasty, or a combination of these options to restore function. The goal of this review was to clarify the definition of pseudoparalysis and pseudoparesis based on the current literature and to delineate the clinical
