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Samilson RL , Prieto V . Posterior dislocation of the shoulder in athletes . Clin
Sports Med 2 : 369 - 378 . 83 . Samilson RL , Prieto V . Dislocation arthropathy of
the shoulder . J Bone Joint Surg 1983 ; 65A : 456 - 460 . 84 . Skyhar MJ , Warren
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Samilson RL , Prieto V . Posterior dislocation of the shoulder in athletes . Clin
Sports Med 2 : 369 - 378 . 83 . Samilson RL , Prieto V . Dislocation arthropathy of
the shoulder . J Bone Joint Surg 1983 ; 65A : 456 - 460 . 84 . Skyhar MJ , Warren
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Conservative treatment of stage III lesions in athletes usually fails , and surgical
management is generally indicated . Stage IV Impingement This stage
corresponds to Neer ' s stage III im pingement lesions , only the rotator cuff tear is
greater ...
Conservative treatment of stage III lesions in athletes usually fails , and surgical
management is generally indicated . Stage IV Impingement This stage
corresponds to Neer ' s stage III im pingement lesions , only the rotator cuff tear is
greater ...
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Suprascapular nerve entrapment commonly occurs in the suprascapular notch ;
however , in the athlete , the nerve is often entrapped distally as it passes around
the base of the acromion to innervate the infraspinatus . Athletes present with ...
Suprascapular nerve entrapment commonly occurs in the suprascapular notch ;
however , in the athlete , the nerve is often entrapped distally as it passes around
the base of the acromion to innervate the infraspinatus . Athletes present with ...
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Contents
1 Anatomy of the Shoulder | 1 |
2 Evaluation of Shoulder Problems | 24 |
Rotator Cuff Tear Arthropathy | 44 |
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acromion active addition allow anatomy anterior artery arthritis articular associated athletes avoid axillary nerve bone graft Bone Joint Surg brachial branch capsular capsule cause chronic clavicle Clin clinical closed complications component compression coracoid cuff tear deltoid demonstrating diagnosis direct dislocation displacement elevation evaluation external rotation failed Figure fixation fracture function glenohumeral glenoid healing humeral head impingement important increased infection inferior initial injury instability internal involved lateral lesions less ligament loss major medial ment months motion muscle neck Neer nonunion normal occur operative Orthop Orthopaedic pain patients performed pins placed plate portion position posterior postoperative present problems procedure prosthesis proximal range recurrent reduction repair replacement reported result rotator cuff scapula screws shaft side significant soft tissue space Sports stability sternoclavicular joint subluxation subscapularis suprascapular surface surgeon surgery surgical technique tendon tion total shoulder treated treatment tuberosity upper usually weeks