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. Management Non-operative management Although non-operative treatment is commonly used, Rettig et al 28 reviewed a series of baseball players managed with rest and rehabilitation. Only 42% were able to return to sports activity at a mean time of six
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any sports before surgery would be to underestimate the actual RTS after surgery. Moreover, we have separated the rate of RTS according to different sports, which provides guidance for surgeons when advising patients about time for return to a specific
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four sports or shoulder/elbow fellowship trained orthopaedic surgeons to determine the trends in SLAP repairs over time, including patient age, and percentage of SLAP repairs versus other common shoulder arthroscopic procedures between 2004 and 2014
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managed patient was found. Return to sport For athletes and the active population, return rates and time to return to sport can be important factors in deciding the treatment modality. In case of non- or minimally displaced midshaft clavicle
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desired level in 85% of patients ( 44 ). In another study, Baker et al. reported similar clinical outcomes and rate of return to sports ( 45 ). Recent findings in the literature suggest that the arthroscopic technique may be superior to the open
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massive RCT, the scapular upward rotation decreased over time (2–5 months) at arm elevations of 120° (from 61.2° to 52.4°, p = 0.01), but did not return to the same level of the healthy controls (48.2°). Surgical treatment Kolk et al, 30 2016
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report, level IV 3 18, 29, 48 2 1 Arthroscopic Anterior RCJ Arthroscopic 3 100% - Resolution of symptoms (up to 13 m FU), - return to normal activity (including sports) - Chondromalacia in RCJ (‘kissing lesion’ with plica) - No
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