SHOULDER INSTABILITY: GLENOID AND HUMERAL-HEAD BONE DEFECT

Paolo Baudi; Paolo Righi; Eugenio Urtoler Rossi; Giuseppe Milano

SHOULDER INSTABILITY: GLENOID AND HUMERAL-HEAD BONE DEFECT

Paolo Baudi, Paolo Righi, Eugenio Urtoler Rossi, Giuseppe Milano

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore

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Abstract

Glenohumeral bone loss is one of the most important factors responsible for failure and recurrence after a shoulder arthroscopic instability repair. A high percentage of patients with traumatic, recurrent anterior instability have some level of glenohumeral bone loss. It is necessary to recognize the amount of bone loss preoperatively in order to determine successful management strategies. Standard radiographs may be inadequate for detecting the extent of glenoid and humeral-head bone loss

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Shoulder Instability: Alternative Surgical Techniques
Editors	GIOVANNI DI GIACOMO, ALBERTO COSTANTINI, ANDREA DE VITA, NICOLA DE GASPERIS
Pages	19-33
Number of pages	15
Publication status	Published - 2011

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SHOULDER INSTABILITY: GLENOID AND HUMERAL-HEAD BONE DEFECT

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