CHAPTER 29 Pathology and findings in patients with multidirectional instability Tal S. David, MD Key points Classification of shoulder instability is best thought of as lying on a spectrum bound…
CHAPTER 5 Sutures and glenoid anchors for instability F. Alan Barber, MD, FACS, Scott A. Hrnack, MD Key points The surgeon should be familiar with the types and composition of…
CHAPTER 27 Open surgical solutions for posterior instability of the shoulder Anthony Schepsis, MD, Brian Puskas, MD Key points Open surgery for posterior instability remains an important treatment tool for…
CHAPTER 19 Open bony augmentation of glenoid bone loss—iliac crest and allograft—surgical technique Jon JP. Warner, MD, Anup A. Shah, MD Key points Restoration of glenoid depth and width is…
CHAPTER 12 Open treatment of anterior instability—surgical technique Michael J. Pagnani, MD Key points Open stabilization techniques continue to have important places in the armamentarium of the shoulder surgeon. The…
CHAPTER 39 Recurrent instability due to capsular deficiency Suketu Vaishnav, MD, Bojan Zoric, MD, Peter J. Millett, MD, MSc Key points Understand the common causes of capsular deficiency: (1) multiple…
CHAPTER 40 Glenohumeral stiffness and arthritis after instability surgery—causes and treatment Leah T. Cyran, MD, Eric D. Bava, MD, Sumant G. Krishnan, MD, Wayne Z. Burkhead, Jr., MD Key points…
CHAPTER 38 Subscapularis deficiency after shoulder instability procedures—prevention and management James E. Voos, MD, Lawrence V. Gulotta, MD, Russell F. Warren, MD Key points Prevention of subscapularis failure during subscapularis…
CHAPTER 2 Overview of Chinese medicine and autoimmune diseases, and the role of Yin deficiency Contents 1. Yin deficiency in autoimmune diseases 14 2. Yin deficiency in non-autoimmune diseases 20…
CHAPTER 3 Systemic lupus erythematosus Contents 1. Western medical aetiology and pathology 54 (1) Genetic factors 54 (2) Immune system disorder 54 (3) Hormonal factors 55 (4) Environmental factors 55…
