Titlebook: Shoulder Concepts 2013: Consensus and Concerns; Proceedings of the I Guillermo Arce,Klaus Bak,Benno Ejnisman Conference proceedings 2013 Sp

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Outcomes Scores for Shoulder Instability and Rotator Cuff Diseaseblications to be ranked or given a grade of recommendation. The highest levels are assigned to well-designed randomized, controlled trials and systematic reviews of such trials. Proper studies require good design and the use of validated outcome measure.

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Copenhagen Consensus on Acromio-Clavicular Disordersations have been developed, and arthroscopic techniques for cases of arthritis has been established. The ISAKOS Upper Extremity Committee met in Copenhagen in June 2010 in an attempt to bring conclusions for a consensus on current diagnosis and treatment of AC-joint disorders.

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Anatomy (Bone, Tendon, Bursa and Neurovascular Anatomy)et al., 39 % of the general population and 70 % of patients with rotator cuff tears had Type 3 acromion. However, it is not easy to assess the 3-dimensional shape of the acromion using a single plain X-ray. Later, anatomical studies showed that Type 2 was the most common type, with Type 3 being less than 10 % in general population.

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Biomechanicsion or motion. Kinetic chain activity affects the capability of the rotator cuff to develop strength and act as a compressor cuff to produce effective force couples and to be active throughout the entire range of shoulder motion.

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A Review of Rotator Cuff Classifications in Current Useng rotator cuff tears. We can then use this classification to identify appropriate treatments for each type of tear that lead to the best outcomes. There are many rotator cuff classification systems in use today, making it difficult to compare results and to agree on proper treatment. In addition, w

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Review of Current Classifications of Shoulder Instabilitytures, or even soft-tissue injuries such as rotator cuff tears, glenohumeral instability constitutes a symptom not readily identified on an x-ray or MRI. Attempts to classify instability in the literature have actually contributed to ongoing confusion.