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I recommend bone grafting the larger os acromiale lesions in an initial operation
followed by the acromioplasty 2 months later . OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE
Complications Some commonly and uncommonly encountered painful shoulder
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I recommend bone grafting the larger os acromiale lesions in an initial operation
followed by the acromioplasty 2 months later . OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE
Complications Some commonly and uncommonly encountered painful shoulder
...
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3 . 4C ) . If the lesion is missed and the os acromiale fragment is unstable , the
loose lateral bone segment can be the cause of ... I routinely look for os
acromiale lesions preoperatively , in the axillary film , and avoid resection of
larger lesions .
3 . 4C ) . If the lesion is missed and the os acromiale fragment is unstable , the
loose lateral bone segment can be the cause of ... I routinely look for os
acromiale lesions preoperatively , in the axillary film , and avoid resection of
larger lesions .
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This lesion is common in an older age group , ( 25 - 40 years of age ) , and is
commonly responsive to conservative ... Conservative treatment of stage III
lesions in athletes usually fails , and surgical management is generally indicated
.
This lesion is common in an older age group , ( 25 - 40 years of age ) , and is
commonly responsive to conservative ... Conservative treatment of stage III
lesions in athletes usually fails , and surgical management is generally indicated
.
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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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