Titlebook: ESSKA Instructional Course Lecture Book; Geneva 2012 Jacques Menetrey,Stefano Zaffagnini,Niek Dijk Book 2012 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany,

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Management and Consequences of the Rotator Cuff Calcific Tendinopathy,the calcifications do not disappear with time. The persistence of the calcification is detrimental to the tendon biology and resistance. Thus, it is mandatory to follow up the calcification and to treat it in case it would not reabsorb spontaneously. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, rest, exerc

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Biceps Pathology, Global Visions, Evaluation, and Treatment Option,riants are described, but also several pathological changes and pain mechanisms are detected and explained. Arthroscopy thus greatly improved diagnostics in addition to other diagnostic modalities such as MRI and CT arthrography or US. Biomechanical and EMG studies still cannot define exact role of

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Instructional Course Lecture Posterior Ankle Arthroscopy: What Are the Limits?,ibutions to arthroscopic surgery, and the latter published a series of 28 ankle arthroscopies in 1972 [2]. Since the late 1970s, numerous publications have followed. Over the last 30 years, arthroscopy of the ankle joint has become an important procedure with numerous indications for both anterior a

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Massive Rotator Cuff Tears and Rotator Cuff Arthropathy,ingement, tensile overload, repetitive stress; intrinsic, such as poor vascularity, alterations in material properties, matrix composition, and aging. The work of Yamamoto [1] statistically identified that the risk factors associated with rotator cuff tears in the general population were a history o

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Multiple Ligament Injury Management,reasing. These numbers may be a factor of increased participation by the public in “extreme sports,” improved trauma assessment and care, or changes to air bags and auto design. They may also be due to an increased awareness of doctors to this diagnosis. Previously, the definition of knee dislocatio

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Osteotomy: The Basics,m), sagittal plane deformities (i.e. genu procurvatum and genu recurvatum) and transverse plane deformities (translation and torsion). Deformities can even occur in the so-called oblique plane (i.e. in between the frontal and sagittal planes). Furthermore, deformities can be either uniplanar or mult