Titlebook: Shoulder Arthroscopy and MRI Techniques; Georg Lajtai,Stephen J. Snyder,Christian Gerber Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003

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Shoulder Arthroscopy: Struggles and Successes, successes. The purpose of this chapter is to review the continuing development of arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder so that we might avoid what George Bernard Shaw said: “We learn from history that we learn nothing from history”. We should learn from the history of shoulder arthroscopy, its stru

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Positioning of the Patient, is disturbing and may even jeopardize the success of the entire treatment. Free access to the joint operated on as well as ergonomic handling of the different operation instruments used must be provided by the resting position.

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Suture Anchors,ween bone and suture material, serving as anchors to the suture material which is used to tie soft tissue to bone. Even though suture anchors may also be used for exotic applications such as bladder suspension procedures, the main field of application is the upper extremity, chiefly the shoulder. Es

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Arthroscopic Knot-Tying Techniques,y today. Even though the technique of arthroscopic stabilization and reconstruction of rotator cuff tears are continuously being improved, the results of these operations are not yet totally equal to those of open procedures [13, 14, 29, 30]. Various elements of arthroscopic procedures may influence

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Surgical Approaches,the secondary portals depend on the primary dorsal portal, so that malpositioning of the portals not only bears the risk of injuring anatomical lead structures, but it may also limit surgical procedures because not all areas of the joint may be inspected.

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Arthroscopic Anatomy and Normal Variants,in the shoulder joint. Therefore every surgeon should acquire a reproducible and systematic procedure in order to be able to guarantee the completeness, accuracy and reliability of an arthroscopic examination. The assessment of anatomical structures is much more difficult in a two-dimensional arthro

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MRI in Shoulder Instability and SLAP Lesions, after an acute injury, most patients have little native joint fluid. In the non-distended glenohumeral joint, capsuloligamentous structures are contiguous with the labrum, making imaging assessment more difficult. MRI is useful if the diagnosis of instability is uncertain, in multi-directional inst