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Glenoid version and inclination are risk factors for anterior shoulder dislocation
journal contribution
posted on 2017-12-06, 00:00 authored by Erik HohmannErik Hohmann, Kevin TetsworthKevin TetsworthHypothesis: Although the contribution of the capsuloligamentous structures and dynamic muscle balance to shoulder stability has been well documented, the role of the osseous anatomy of the glenoid has not been thoroughly evaluated. This study investigated glenoid version and inclination in patients with a documented anterior shoulder dislocation and compared it with a control group. We hypothesized that patients with a prior anterior dislocation would have more anterior version and increased inferior inclination of the glenoid. Materials and methods: Patients aged younger than 40 years who underwent arthroscopic shoulder stabilization (study group) were compared with patients (control group) who had previously undergone magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for a different shoulder condition.
History
Volume
24Issue
8Start Page
1268End Page
1273Number of Pages
6ISSN
1058-2746Location
United StatesPublisher
Mosby, Inc.Publisher DOI
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Language
en-ausPeer Reviewed
- Yes
Open Access
- No
External Author Affiliations
Royal Brisbane Hospital; School of Medical and Applied Sciences (2013- ); TBA Research Institute; University of Queensland;Era Eligible
- Yes