Glenoid Bone Loss Is a Risk Factor for Poor Clinical Results After Coracoid Transfer in Rugby Players With Shoulder Dislocations
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DOI: 10.1177/2325967121993233
Abstract: Background: Although surgical shoulder stabilization via coracoid transfer in collision athletes is effective and has a low reinjury rate, the factors affecting poor clinical results and the superiority of the 2 stabilization procedures (Bristow and… read more here.
Keywords: rugby players; clinical results; poor clinical; coracoid transfer ... See more keywords
Osteointegration of PLLA/β-TCP Biocomposite Anchors Used in Coracoid Transfer Procedures for Shoulder Instability: Quantitative Computed Tomography With a Minimum 2-Year Follow-up
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DOI: 10.1177/23259671221140901
Abstract: Background: Biocomposite anchors have been a popular choice for use in coracoid transfer procedures for shoulder instability and are hypothesized to allow bone ingrowth. Purpose: To quantitatively evaluate the osteointegration of 85% PLLA/15% β-TCP biocomposite… read more here.
Keywords: anchor; transfer procedures; coracoid transfer; biocomposite anchors ... See more keywords