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When a significant surface or intimal tear is present , the diseased tissue should
be resected and a primary repair performed . Similarly , if there is a thinned area
of the rotator cuff , this may be detected by palpation or by injecting di - luted ...
When a significant surface or intimal tear is present , the diseased tissue should
be resected and a primary repair performed . Similarly , if there is a thinned area
of the rotator cuff , this may be detected by palpation or by injecting di - luted ...
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Neer ' s report of one axillary nerve neuropraxia that resolved in 6 weeks after a
posterior approach for inferior capsular shift is the only report of axillary nerve
injury in our review . posterior instabilities , and if present , should be detected .
Neer ' s report of one axillary nerve neuropraxia that resolved in 6 weeks after a
posterior approach for inferior capsular shift is the only report of axillary nerve
injury in our review . posterior instabilities , and if present , should be detected .
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Furthermore , the orthopaedist embarking on the treatment of a chronic ,
unreduced shoulder dislocation must keep in mind the special anatomic
distortions generally present if a successful result is to be achieved . While a
history of an injury is ...
Furthermore , the orthopaedist embarking on the treatment of a chronic ,
unreduced shoulder dislocation must keep in mind the special anatomic
distortions generally present if a successful result is to be achieved . While a
history of an injury is ...
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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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