Titlebook: Clinical and Radiological Examination of the Shoulder Joint; A Guide for Advanced Helen Razmjou,Monique Christakis Book 2022 The Editor(s)

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Anders Bruhn,Odd Lindberg,Per ?ke Nylanderthe humeral head, subacromial space, and acromioclavicular joint. The acromion morphology and variations in the architecture of the coracoacromial arch may impact the integrity of rotator cuff tendons causing impingement or tear and are included in this chapter. Information on imaging findings of th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-6202-6uropathic pain of spinal and non-spinal structures. The suprascapular neuropathy and quadrilateral space syndrome, two relatively rare causes of neuropathic pain that clinicians may encounter, are described in detail with anatomical and clinical illustrations.

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Peter A. Toft,Inge H?st Seiding of the acromioclavicular joint and other subacromial structures in outlet stenosis. The contribution of athletic activities and adaptive changes of the shoulder complex leading to internal, secondary, and functional impingement syndromes is discussed.

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Sari T. Salmela,Anna-Liisa Syrj?nenssociated rotator cuff pathology, often seen with chronic tears of long head of the biceps rupture, are reviewed. The role of surgery for long head of biceps tenosynovitis and partial tears and lack of evidence on superiority of biceps tenodesis over tenotomy are discussed.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137431646nics of the glenohumeral joint were well described in the nineteenth-century literature. The conservative and surgical management of this progressive cuff disease and the indications and complications of a popular and commonly used surgical approach, the reverse total shoulder arthroplasty, are reviewed.

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Anders Bruhn,Odd Lindberg,Per ?ke Nylandere biceps-related pathologies compliments the clinical information in Chap. .. The distal biceps tendon tear is a rare elbow pathology but has been mentioned in this chapter to provide a continuity of information about biceps tendon conditions.