Titlebook: Arthroscopic Transosseous Rotator Cuff Repair; Tips and Tricks Claudio Chillemi,Alessandro Castagna,Marcello Osim Book 2018 Springer Intern

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Exercise-Related Acute Renal Failure,e rotator cuff may represent the normal findings in a postoperative shoulder. In this field, it is essential to correlate the MRI or radiographic findings with the symptoms or functional outcome of the patient. The present chapter describes general and specific image findings, in order to explain cl

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Exercise-Related Acute Renal Failure,orming overhead working or sport activities and sports (Yamamoto et al. 2010) even if their occurrence may be considered also as a normal process due to aging (Tempelhof et al. 1999). The incidence of RCT has been described in various studies, and it varies from 5 (Neer et al. 1992) to 30% (Lehman e

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Wedge-Shaped Patchy Renal Ischemia,ritized the promotion of value-based care in the current healthcare system (Black et al. 2013; Bozic and Wright 2012; Chad Mather and Bozic 2013). For this reason is becoming increasingly important for orthopedic surgeons to critically evaluate and modify their practice and procedures to decrease co

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Rotator Cuff Tear: Classification System (Arthroscopic),ptimize management (Codman and DePalma 1984). It appears so clear how crucial it is to find a reliable method of classifying or describing rotator cuff tears, defining its shape and size and the number of involved tendons, to better understand the natural history of rotator cuff pathology and its treatment (Millett and Warth 2014).

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Postoperative Rehabilitation Program,nces in procedures and materials for rotator cuff surgery allow the repair of a large variety of types of cuff lesions in patients from a wide range of age groups who have similar expectations in terms of recovery of functions and pain relief to reach their scopes: return to their work and/or sport activity (Conti et al. 2009).

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Rotator Cuff Tear: Classification System (Arthroscopic),ptimize management (Codman and DePalma 1984). It appears so clear how crucial it is to find a reliable method of classifying or describing rotator cuff tears, defining its shape and size and the number of involved tendons, to better understand the natural history of rotator cuff pathology and its tr

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Transosseous or Transosseous-Equivalent Rotator Cuff Repair: The Difference,gical repair continue to be a prevalent problem. Despite advances in surgical technique, re-tears occur at rates of 11%–57% (Le et al. 2014). Risk of re-tear has been attributed to many modifiable and non-modifiable factors, including patient age, size and pattern of initial tear, repair technique,

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Transosseous Tunnel: Which Arthroscopic Device?, repairs were performed in an open fashion and employed a single row of fixation achieved by the creation of transosseous bone tunnels (Buess et al. 2005; Galatz et al. 2004; Harryman et al. 1991) taking the sutures through bone tunnels and tying over the bone in the old manner, as performed by mast