CHAPTER 28 Rehabilitation after posterior instability repair—open vs. arthroscopic Michael D. Rosenthal, PT, DSc, SCS, ECS, ATC, CSCS, Edward J. Kane, PT, PhD, ECS, SCS, ATC Key points Progression of…
CHAPTER 4 Open and arthroscopic instrumentation for instability repair Eric J. Strauss, MD, Joseph U. Barker, MD, Kevin C. McGill, MD, MPH, Nikhil M. Verma, MD Key points Appropriate anesthesia,…
CHAPTER 35 Rotator interval—considerations and techniques for instability Rachel M. Frank, MD, Neil S. Ghodadra, MD, Anthony A. Romeo, MD, Matthew T. Provencher, MD, CDR, MC, USN Key points The…
CHAPTER 21 Recent advances in the diagnosis and treatment of glenohumeral bone loss Lance E. LeClere, MD, LT MC USN, Andrew S. Bernhardson, MD, LT MC USN, Paul Metzger, MD,…
CHAPTER 8 Radiographic studies and findings Giuseppe Porcellini, MD, Francesco Fauci, MD, Fabrizio Campi, MD, Paolo Paladini, MD Key points The treatment of instability requires precise identification of the underlying…
CHAPTER 41 Recognition and management of combined instability and rotator cuff tears Mathias Wellmann, MD, Peter Habermeyer, MD Key points The incidence of a concomitant rotator cuff tear after shoulder…
CHAPTER 24 Posterior instability: clinical history, examination, and surgical decision making Seung-Ho Kim, MD Key points Shoulders with initially asymptomatic hyperlaxity can develop posterior and posteroinferior labral lesion over time…
CHAPTER 36 Extensive labral tears—pathology and surgical treatment Daniel J. Solomon, MD, Ian Lo, MD, FRCSC, John M. Tokish, MD Key points Labral lesions are often extensive and involve a…
CHAPTER 6 Findings and pathology associated with anterior shoulder instability R. Michael Greiwe, MD, William N. Levine, MD Key points The shoulder is the most commonly dislocated joint in the…
CHAPTER 9 Nonoperative treatment of anterior shoulder instability L. Pearce McCarty, III, MD, Daniel D. Buss, MD Key points Rehabilitation for nonoperative treatment of shoulder instability should focus on early…
