of the Reparable Postero-Superior Lesions: Single and Double-Row Repair
Fig. 1 Patient is placed in beach chair position for an arthroscopic rotator cuff repair of the right shoulder Fig. 2 The outline of the acromion, the spine of the…
Room Setting
Fig. 1 Operating room. (a) Lateral view of the surgical table placed in beach chair position; the column is visible at the foot of the table; (b) View from behind;…
Tear: Intraoperative Evaluation and Treatment
Fig. 1 Right shoulder. Intra-articular view from the posterior portal. The superior border of subscapularis tendon is intact and creates the foundation supporting the medial pulley to the long head…
Evaluation
Fig. 1 Probe transverse across superior aspect of bicipital groove. Adducted arm and supinated hand (a). Biceps tendon groove (b). Schematical illustration shows how the biceps tendon (t) is located…
After Rotator Cuff Repair
Fig. 1 Recovery of shoulder range of motions according to the size of the tear prior to the operation. Data from three groups of 30 patients each with small (a),…
of the Rotator Cuff Tears
Fig. 1 Partial tear. Arthroscopic view from the posterior portal: articular side lesion Bursal Side Lesions In the early 1990s, the practice of shoulder arthroscopy was at the beginning stage;…
Concepts on the Glenoid Fixation in Reverse Shoulder Prosthesis
Fig. 1 Glenoid morphology according to Walch’s classification [5] Assessing the preoperative glenoid morphology and correcting it are fundamental for the surgical procedure since posterior glenoid erosion is not only…
of the Partial Tear
Fig. 1 MRI image. The arrow shows a partial tear Histologic studies showed that partial-thickness tears have essentially no ability to heal themselves over time [8]. Yamanaka and Matsumoto showed…
Tenodesis Augmenting Repair
Fig. 1 Traumatic injury to right shoulder with inability to forward flex The examination is used to distinguish active and passive ranges of motion. Some shoulders develop stiffness after a…