Fig. 14.1 Representation of the arthroscopic anatomy of the shoulder divided into anterior, superior and posterior compartments The anterior, the inferior shoulder, and the posterosuperior shoulder. Each one of these…
Fig. 8.1 MRI-assessment suggests a far medial SSP-retraction beyond the glenoid level; this is basically confirmed during diagnostic ASC (a, b); however, dynamic tear pattern assessment reveals (c) a reversed…
Risk factors for overall postoperative complications Risk factors for postoperative infection – Age between 30 and 60 years – Diabetes – Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease – Coronary heart disease – Arterial hypertension – History of cerebrovascular accident…
Fig. 6.1 (a) Case of a coracoid graft avulsion at 7 days postoperative. (b) Case of hardware failure in a contact athlete who started exercising biceps curls at 4 weeks postoperative 6.1.6…
Fig. 11.1 Apparent “Popeye” deformity in a young and highly active athlete The numbers of LHB tenodeses have increased dramatically in recent years [1]. With this increase in numbers, more…
Fig. 4.1 Grade III AC separation fixed with a hook plate. 3 months post op the device displaced, the lateral portion cut through the acromion and hardware is loose Reduction of…
Fig. 3.1 Arthroscopic capsular release (left shoulder, visualisation from the antero-lateral portal). The capsule is released in a 360° fashion, incision of the anterior (a) and posterior (b) capsule with…
Fig. 7.1 AP view of the pelvis demonstrating corridors for anterior column, posterior column, LC-2, and “magic” screws Anterior Column Screw The screw is placed in a bony corridor that…
Fig. 11.1 In this patient who was initially treated nonoperatively for an acetabular fracture, she has developed posttraumatic osteoarthritis with a severe protrusio defect. Given the deformity of her left…
Fig. 9.1 A standard flat top radiolucent table can be used for either anterior or posteriorly based approaches to the hip. If attempting concomitant open reduction internal fixation and total…
