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This contributes to anterior stability when the arm is in about 45 ° of abduction ( 30 , 42 ) . The most important part of the capsule , the inferior glenohumeral ligament , amounts to almost all of the lower half of the capsule ( 7 ) .
This contributes to anterior stability when the arm is in about 45 ° of abduction ( 30 , 42 ) . The most important part of the capsule , the inferior glenohumeral ligament , amounts to almost all of the lower half of the capsule ( 7 ) .
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Thus , while the secondary stabilizing mechanism may provide stability against which the deltoid can function to elevate the arm , this stability comes at the cost of wear of the articular cartilage on the head of the humerus .
Thus , while the secondary stabilizing mechanism may provide stability against which the deltoid can function to elevate the arm , this stability comes at the cost of wear of the articular cartilage on the head of the humerus .
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The postoperative regimen and duration of immobilization are determined by the stability of the bone graft and the quality of the soft tissues . Except when a massive bone graft is used or where the soft tissue is extremely deficient ...
The postoperative regimen and duration of immobilization are determined by the stability of the bone graft and the quality of the soft tissues . Except when a massive bone graft is used or where the soft tissue is extremely deficient ...
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Contents
1 Anatomy of the Shoulder | 1 |
2 Evaluation of Shoulder Problems | 24 |
3 Complications Following Anterior Acromioplasty | 34 |
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