Distal clavicle osteolysis is an overuse injury caused by activities such as weightlifting, swimming, or racket sports that require constantly lifting the arms. The repetitive motion causes bone ...

Once debonding and fracture occur, debris can gain access to the distal endosteal bone, which leads to an immunologic reaction and bone resorption. Radiographically, osteolysis falls into 2 ...

The clavicle provides structural support between the shoulder and the rest of the skeleton and is the most frequently ...

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 ...

ACRO-osteolysis, without associated articular inflammation, has been observed in a patient presenting cutaneous lesions of psoriasis. Lysis of bone followed trauma to the distal aspect of the ...

The clavicle was immobilized in a plaster-of-Paris jacket extending from the base of the neck to the iliac crest and to the distal humerus (Fig. 10 and 11). Six weeks later the cast was removed.

ausport.gov.au Stress fractures of the clavicle are rare. This is the report of one such fracture in a 10 year old female gymnast, who presented with a six week history of medial clavicular pain.