Howard J. Luks, MDUpdated:Oct 11, 2021Read time:< 1min This is one of the best shoulder anatomy videos around. Once you have a better understanding of the anatomy of the shoulder then you can start to explore what might be wrong with it. ...
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Interpretation The position of the glenoid component reflected the preoperative erosion and "correction" was not a characteristic of the reconstructive surgery. Severe erosion appears to be linked to vault perforation. If malalignment and perforation are associated with loosening...
On plain chest X ray, a superior dislocation of the sternoclavicular joint was suspected which was approved by obtaining serendipity view and Computed Tomography (CT) scans (Figs. 2, 3). Fracture (e.g. rib, humerus, etc.) was not detected. The patient’s priority was returning to his ...
If the aspiration produced a punctio sicca or a negative result, but the symptoms (pain, limited range of motion) had no clear cause (e.g. humeral or glenoid loosening on X-ray, periprosthetic fracture, glenoid wear), a biopsy was performed (Fig. 1). Fig. 1 Flowchart of the ...
The purpose of this study was to measure the in vivo subacromial space width during shoulder elevation in patients following rotator cuff repair.MethodsBiplane X-ray images were collected during shoulder elevation of 11 patients who had undergone rotator cuff repair. Glenohumeral joint motion was ...
Interpretation The results indicate that the humerus in the repaired shoulder is positioned more cranially on the glenoid than in the contralateral shoulder. It is unclear if these subtle differences in subacromial space width are due to the surgical procedure or post-operative stiffness, or if ...
If the X-ray showed a different fracture in the shoulder or additional imaging clearly revealed a diagnosis other than the suspected shoulder dislocation, this case was considered to be an incorrect out-of-hospital diagnosis. However, in those cases with successful out-of-hospital reduction the X...
(limitation of all shoulder motions, negative x-ray and sonographic evaluation); a negative history of diabetes and previous injuries for both the operated and healthy shoulder; an absence of shoulder pain (involved and contralateral) and neurological deficits of upper extremities at the time of ...
Dynamic, biplane x-ray images were acquired for each shoulder during coronal-plane abduction to 120掳. Isometric shoulder strength was measured during coronal-plane abduction (ABD), sagittal-plane elevation (ELEV), external rotation (ER), and internal rotation (IR). Conventional clinical outcomes ...