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| A biomechanical analysis of strength and motion following total shoulder arthroplasty |
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| Sperling John W, Kaufman Kenton R, Schleck Cathy D, Cofield Robert H |
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| The primary goal of total shoulder arthroplasty (TSA) has traditionally been pain relief and motion improvement. There has been, however, little attention placed on strength after TSA. The few studies... |
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| Are shoulder surgeons any good at diagnosing rotator cuff tears using ultrasound?: A comparative analysis of surgeon vs radiologist [BRIEF]
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International Journal of Shoulder Surgery (ISSN 0973-6042) is an open-access, peer-reviewed online publication that focuses on the basic science, diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of disorders of the shoulder girdle. Original research, review articles, techniques and case reports that focus on anatomy, radiology, and Read More |
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| The CT-arthrography in the antero-inferior glenoid labral lesion: Pictorial presentation and diagnostic value [BRIEF]
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