The use of the arthroscope in the distal clavicle resection allows thorough evaluation of both the glenohumeral joint and the subacromial space, including partial full-thickness rotator cuff tears ...

Medically reviewed by Stuart Hershman, MDFact checked by Maddy SimpsonThe shoulder joint is the articulation between the thorax and the arm. This joint is one of the most complex and mobile joints of ...

WASHINGTON, DC—A new randomized trial presented here at TCT 2024 offers no clear answer on how distal radial access performs as an alternative to conventional transradial access in patients with STEMI ...

The surgery is called a distal clavicular resection, or removal of the last few millimeters of the clavicle, thus removing the spurring. This surgery also has a good outcome and a fairly quick ...

Treatable by a medical professional Diagnosed by medical professional Often requires lab test or imaging Can last several months Clavicle fractures can be: ...

The clavicle largely exists to assist the scapula in shoulder ... of scapular dyskinesis and altered scapular resting position, to evaluate proximal and distal causative factors, and to employ dynamic ...

Morton (1924) argued that the reason primates elongated the calcaneus and the navicular bones higher up in the foot instead of their more distal metatarsals ... The clavicle is long to reach ...

The patient was increasingly able to carry out activities with his right hand that involved gripping and carrying objects, such as his skateboard, and holding a drumstick, as distal arm and hand ...

Hassan, AhmedA Refaat, MedhatM and El-Shazly, IslamM 2018. The role of magnetic resonance imaging in the assessment of acromial morphology in association with rotator cuff tear. Benha Medical Journal, ...

level I studies=2), rotator cuff injury (n=2), distal biceps tendinopathy (n=1), IT band syndrome (n=1; level I study=1), tibialis posterior tendinopathy (n=1), bone injuries (n=10; level I study=1), ...

For all patients, the indications for surgery were impingement phenomena with pain at the AC joint, a positive adduction sign, and tenderness of the distal clavicle to palpation. [4] All patients ...