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Management of Shoulder Instability

Name: Management of Shoulder Instability
Brand: Rachel M. Frank
SKU: 9783032180896
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Part I: General Topics.- Chapter 1. Shoulder Anatomy and Biomechanics.- Chapter 2. Shoulder Arthroscopy – Patient Positioning and Portal Placement.- Chapter 3. Physical Examination and Classification of Shoulder Instability: A Case-based guide.- Chapter 4. Glenoid Bone Loss – How to Measure.- Chapter 5. Humeral Head bone loss – How to measure for treatment decisions.- Part II: Anterior shoulder instability.- Chapter 6. The Bankart repair in lateral decubitus: indications, technique, and limits.- Chapter 7. The Bankart repair in beach chair: indications, technique, and limits.- Chapter 8. The HAGL Lesion: Recognition and Arthroscopic Surgical Technique.- Chapter 9. The HAGL Lesion: when to go Open, and how to do it.- Chapter 10. THE HAGL LESION: RECOGNITION AND SURGICAL TECHNIQUE.- Chapter 11. The ASA procedure: partial subscapularis tenodesis with Bankart repair.- Chapter 12. The Bony Bankart: Strategies to Incorporate the Bone.- Chapter 13. The Remplissage: Indications and Surgical Technique.- Chapter 14. Treatment of Subcritical bone loss: The Distal Clavicle Autograft.- Chapter 15. The Open Bankart with a Lateral Capsular Shift.- Chapter 16. The Open Bankart Repair with a Medial Capsular Shift: Indications and Technical Tips.- Chapter 17. The Open Bankart: through a subscapular split.- Chapter 18. Glenoid bone loss: the Latarjet, the open approach.- Chapter 19. The arthroscopic Latarjet: Technical tips and keys to success.- Chapter 20. Glenoid Bone Loss: The Fresh Distal Tibial Allograft, Logistics, Graft Preparation, and Open Approach.- Chapter 21. The frozen distal tibial allograft: Justification and an all-arthroscopic approach.- Chapter 22. The Iliac crest J Bone graft: justification and technical pearls.- Chapter 23. Glenoid Fracture: Tips for Reduction and Fixation.- Chapter 24. The Deep Hill Sachs lesion: Open bone grafting with allograft.- Chapter 25. The Massive Hill Sachs Lesion: Metal Replacement.- Part III: Posterior shoulder instability.- Chapter 26. Arthroscopic Posterior Bankart Repair in the Lateral Position.- Chapter 27. Posterior Bankart Repair in the Beach Chair Position.- Chapter 28. RHAGL: Arthroscopic Approach.- Chapter 29. Posterior Instability with the Reverse Hill-Sachs Lesion: The Arthroscopic McLaughlin (Reverse Remplissage) and Open Humeral Head Elliptical Osteochondral Allograft (Bio Humi).- Chapter 30. Posterior Shoulder Instability with Bone Deficiency: Distal Tibia/ Distal Clavicle/ ICBG/ Scapular Spine.- Chapter 31. Glenoid osteotomy for severe glenoid retroversion and posterior instability.- Chapter 32. Posterior Instability Outcomes Over the Last 20 years – Where Are We Now?.- Part IV: Multidirectional instability.- Chapter 33. The open inferior capsular shift for MDI (Multi-Directional Instability).- Chapter 34. The Arthroscopic Pan Capsular Plication for Multidirectional Shoulder Instability.- Chapter 35. Allograft Additions to the Multidirectional Shoulder.- Part V: Special Cases.- Chapter 36. Instability Due to Subscapularis Deficiency: Reconstructive Options.- Chapter 37. Subscapularis Deficiency: Anterior Capsular Reconstruction.- Part VI: Future Directions.- Chapter 38. Evolving Concepts in the Treatment of Glenohumeral Instability and Glenoid Bone Loss.- Chapter 39. Epilogue_What the Future Holds: Controversies for the Next Edition.