Hagl Lesion: Diagnosis and Repair
Hagl Lesion: Diagnosis and Repair Curtis R. Noel Robert H. Bell Anterior shoulder instability, whether acute or recurrent, can be associated with numerous pathologic entities. These entities can be seen…
Hagl Lesion: Diagnosis and Repair Curtis R. Noel Robert H. Bell Anterior shoulder instability, whether acute or recurrent, can be associated with numerous pathologic entities. These entities can be seen…
Arthroscopic Subscapularis Tendon Repair Ian K.Y. Lo Matthew Denkers Due to their unique anatomy and pathoanatomy, subscapularis tears are commonly missed, particularly partial tears and full-thickness tears of upper subscapularis…
Multidirectional and Posterior Shoulder Instability Alan S. Curtis Suzanne L. Miller Aaron Gardiner KEY POINTS Posterior and multidirectional instability represent a spectrum of disease encompassing posterior instability with dislocation, posterior…
Labral (Including Slap) Lesions: Classification and Repair Techniques Jay H. Rapley Alan F. Barber KEY POINTS Superior labral injuries can be confused with normal variations or degenerative changes. Clinically significant…
Anthroscopic Cuff Repair: Tissue Graft Applications Marc Labbé The author would like to recognize Dr. Toribio Natividad for his efforts in accumulating and organizing the data in the table. The…
Partial Rotator Cuff Tears: Treatment Options William B. Stetson Partial thickness tears of the rotator cuff may involve either the articular surface, bursal surface or both sides of the rotator…
Massive Cuff Repairs: A Rational Approach to Repairs Jeffrey S. Abrams KEY POINTS Massive rotator cuff tears include three or more of the rotator cuff tendons. Pathology anteriorly, superiorly, and…
Arthroscopic Cuff Repair: Single-Row Options Matthew R. Lavery Joseph P. Burns Stephen J. Snyder The origins of rotator cuff surgery date back to Codman’s 1911 description of the first supraspinatus…
Arthroscopic Cuff Repair: Double-Row Options Robert A. Pedowitz The purpose of rotator cuff repair is to restore a biomechanically sound, anatomically accurate, and durable connection between the torn cuff tendons…
The Treatment of The Symptomatic Os Acromiale Richard K.N. Ryu Ryan M. Dopirak The acromion develops from four different centers of ossification: the preacromion, mesoacromion, meta-acromion, and basiacromion. These ossification…