Acromioclavicular Separations: Soft Tissue (Weaver-Dunn Or Allograft) Techniques Robert F. LaPrade Corey A. Wulf Injuries to the acromioclavicular joint (AC) are common. AC separations, subluxations, and dislocations represent 9% of…
Arthroscopic Setup: Approaches and Tips for Success Richard L. Angelo PATIENT POSITIONING The safety and ease with which an arthroscopic shoulder procedure is accomplished frequently relates to how the patient…
Upper Extremity Regional Musculoskeletal Syndromes: Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist, and Hand The regional disorders of the upper extremity test the diagnostic acumen and judgment of the clinician more today than ever….
The Vortex of Disability Determination Industrialization carried with it many a human cost. For one, what was to become of the incapacitated workers who could not support themselves and their…
The Aged Worker Notice, I am not talking about the old worker or even the aging worker. We are examining the plight of the “aged worker.” “Aged” has nuance beyond…
Epidemiology and the Work-Relatedness of Regional Musculoskeletal Disorders As described in Chapter 10, there are three prerequisites for redress for work incapacity under the Workers’ Compensation Insurance scheme as constituted…
Neurovascular Syndromes of the Extremities As I define them, the regional neurovascular syndromes of the extremities are rare disorders. That is because I insist that these diagnoses not be made…
The Disabled, the Disallowed, the Disaffected, and the Disavowed Disability determination in the past century was an experiment. Its design borrowed on two notions about the desired outcome; those with…
Introduction By definition, regional musculoskeletal disorders interfere with function. Take the example of a backache. Attempts to lean forward, even while seated, exacerbate the pain. Lifting is problematic and more…
Lower Extremity Regional Musculoskeletal Syndromes: Hip, Knee, Ankle, and Foot The range of regional disorders of the lower extremity, in the eyes of some observers, is as broad as the…
