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BESS Northeast 2011 Final Programme |
| Posted by Ro Kulkarni (shoulderdr@yahoo.co.uk) on May 14 2011 |
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PROGRAMME
Wednesday 22nd June 2011
10.00 Registration
10.30 – 11.50 Research Symposium - “Shoulder Biomechanics”
Chair: Amar Rangan, Middlesbrough
10.30 CLINICAL APPLICATION OF SOFT TISSUE BIOMECHANICAL MODELS
Anthony Bull, London
10.50 COMBINING IMAGING AND MOTION CAPTURE: A ROUTE TO QUANTIFYING SHOULDER FUNCTION
Cathy Holt, Cardiff
11.10 OPTIMISING SURGICAL OUTCOMES: ROLE OF IMPLANT DESIGN AND PRE-OPERATIVE PLANNING
Garth Johnson, Newcastle
11.30 FEA & PHYSICIAL TESTING OF SHOULDER IMPLANTS
Ulrich Hansen, London
11.50 – 12.05 Open discussions on the future activities of the research committee
12.05 – 12.10 BESS 2011 Grant Awards
12.10 – 12.25 Education Committee Update
12.25 – 12.35 PBA update
12.35 – 13.20 Lunch and Trade Exhibition
13.20 – 13.26 Welcome Address – North East Team
13.26 – 14.46 Session 1: Basic Science
Chairpersons: John Williams and Amar Rangan
13.26 - 13.34 A CLASSIFICATION OF GLENOID TWIST
Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust
D Limb, D McMurray, A P Monk & R Soames
13.35 – 13.43 A CADAVERIC STUDY OF THE STRUCTURAL ANATOMY OF THE STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT
Pan Am Clinic
A Van Tongel, P Macdonald, J Leiter, N Pouliart & J Peeler
13.44 – 13.52 AN ANALYSIS OF CORTICAL THICKNESS PATTERNS OF THE PROXIMAL HUMERUS
Imperial College London, London
A Majed, D Southgate, S Fetherston, P Reilly, AMJ Bull & RJH Emery
13.53 – 14.01 THE EFFECT OF INSERTION ANGLE AND ANGLE OF APPLIED LOAD TO THE PULLOUT STRENGTH OF SUTURE ANCHORS - SHOULD WE CHALLENGE DEADMAN’S ANGLE?
Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport
O Donaldson, M Dafydd, N Green, S Evans & R Kulkarni
14.02 – 14.10 EFFECTS OF PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURE MORPHOLOGY ON GLENOHUMERAL RANGE OF MOTION
Imperial College, London and Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden, Netherlands
A Majed, P Krekel, C Botha, R Neilssen, P Reilly, AMJ Bull & RJH Emery
14.11 – 14.19 THE EFFECT OF PHENYLEPHRINE INFUSION ON CEREBRAL OXYGEN SATURATION DURING BEACHCHAIR SURGERY.
The Avenue and Glenferrie Private Hospitals, Melbourne, Australia.The University of Melbourne, Parkville Australia. The Melbourne Orthopaedic Group, Melbourne Australia
S.Hoy, P Soeding , G. Hoy , M Evans & C Royse
14.20 – 14.28 MEDIOLATERAL SHAPE AND CURVATURE ANALYSIS OF THE CLAVICLE
Department of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery Ghent
A Van Tongel, T Huysmans, B Amit, J Sijber & F Vanglabbeek
14.29 - 14.37 CLAVICULAR ANATOMY: A SERIAL STUDY USING CT DATA AND 3D STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
AO Research Institution, Davos, Switzerland
S Lambert, L Kamer & N Suedkamp
14.38 – 14.46 WHAT ARE THE ASSOCIATIONS OF FROZEN SHOULDER?
Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
W J White, C D Smith & T D Bunker
14.47 – 15.30 Local Organisers’ Guest Lecture
“Biceps/Labrum Complex 2011: An Algorithmic Approach”
Dr. Steve O’Brien ( New York)
15.30 – 16.15 Coffee/Tea
16.16– 17.36 Session 2: Elbow
Chairpersons: Andy Carr and Ro Kulkarni
16.16 – 16.24 ALLOGRAFT PROSTHESIS COMPOSITE RECONSTRUCTION FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF FAILED ELBOW ARTHROPLASTY WITH MASSIVE STRUCTURAL BONE LOSS. A MEDIUM TO LONG TERM FOLLOW UP
Bristol Royal Infirmary & Northern General Hospital
R Amirfeyz & D Stanley
16.25 – 16.33 ONGOING POSITIVE EFFECT OF PLATELET RICH PLASMA IN LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS
St Elisabeth Hospital Tilburg NL
T. Gosens, J. Peerbooms, W. van Laar & B. den Oudsten
16.34– 16.42 TOTAL ELBOW REPLACEMENT – NATIONAL DATA CAN PROVIDE BENCHMARKING FOR REVALIDATION AND PLANNING OF SURGICAL PROVISION
James Cook University Hospital
SS Jameson, M Rymaszewska, P James, MR Reed, L Rymaszewski, A Rangan & JL McVie
16.43 – 16.51 PLATELET RICH PLASMA INJECTION FOR DISTAL BICEPS MUSCULOTENDINOUS PATHOLOGY – A MULTICENTRE PROSPECTIVE STUDY
St. Elisabeth Hospital Tilburg, NL, Wrightington Hospital
B W Morgan, T Gosens & L Funk
16.52 – 17.00 MEDIUM TERM RESULTS (3-5 YEARS) OF A LATERAL RESURFACING ELBOW (LRE) ARTHROPLASTY IN ARTHRITIS
Q.E. Hospital, Gateshead & Biomet Ltd
J. Pooley, C. Tsiouri & P. Smirthwaite
17.01 – 17.09 TRICEPS DEFICIT FOLLOWING TOTAL ELBOW ARTHROPLASTY FOR DISTAL HUMERAL FRACTURES
Sheffield Shoulder and Elbow Unit
V Jones, A Salama & D Stanley
17.10 – 17.18 ENDOPROSTHETIC REPLACEMENT FOR MALIGNANT TUMOURS OF THE DISTAL HUMERUS
The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Birmingham
J Chakravarthy, L Jeys & R Grimer
17.19 – 17.27 STRESS SHIELDING AND TOTAL ELBOW REPLACEMENTS - DOES THE ANTERIOR FLANGE REALLY WORK?
School of Engineering, Cardiff University
JD Craik, CHL Laffer, SP Walsh, SW Richards, M Eaton & SL Evans
17.28 – 17.36 SIXTEEN YEAR EXPERIENCE OF NERVE INJURIES ASSOCIATED WITH SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURES OF THE HUMERUS IN CHILDREN
Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore
MTR Parratt, MM Sinisi & MP Fox
19. 45 BESS Conference Dinner – The SAGE, Gateshead
Thursday 23rd June 2011
| 07:45 – 08:45 | Master Class A | Master Class B | Master Class C |
| Nerve Injuries about the shoulder (clinical symposium) Guy Broome |
Fixed angle devices for fractures of the proximal humerus – are they a help or a hindrance? John Williams |
Elbow arthroplasty at the crossroads – evolution of indications and implants Joe Pooley |
09.00 – 10.30 Session 3: Rotator Cuff and Instability
Chairpersons: Lars Neumann and Martin Holt
09.00 – 09.08 RATES OF ARTHROSCOPIC SUBACROMIAL DECOMPRESSION AND ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR SURGERY IN THE NHS IN ENGLAND FROM 2000 TO 2010
Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences, NIHR Biomedical Research Unit, University of Oxford
RJ Murphy, R Maxwell, R Kulkarni, DJ Beard & AJ Carr
09.09 – 09.17 IS ARTHROSCOPIC SUBACROMIAL DECOMPRESSION AN EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME?
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
H Singh, S Magaji & R Pandey
09.18 – 09.26 A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL TO ASSESS THE EFFICACY OF ARTHROSCOPIC SUBACROMIAL DECOMPRESSION WITH AND WITHOUT ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR
Wrightington Hospital
S Odak, Powell E, D Temperley, J Haines & I Trail
09.27 – 09.35 69 ARTHROSCOPIC CUFF REPAIRS IN THE OVER 70S
rafford General Hospital, Manchester
PM Robinson, J Wilson, P Norburn & BR Roy
09.36 – 09.44 REPAIR OF MASSIVE ROTATOR CUFF TEARS – COMPARISON OF GRAFT JACKET ALLOGRAFT REPAIR VS PARTIAL ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR
University Hospitals of Leicester
S Tafazal, S Shyamsundar, A Modi & R Pandey
09.45 – 09.53 INCORPORATION OF THE BICEPS TENDON IMPROVES SURGICAL OUTCOME IN ARTHROSCOPIC RECONSTRUCTION OF MASSIVE ROTATOR CUFF TEARS: A PROSPECTIVE CASE-CONTROL STUDY
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
ND Clement, S Alexander, T Nunn, D MacDonald & JM McBirnie
09.54 – 10.02 REVISION ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR AUGMENTED WITH PORCINE SUBMUCOSAL COLLAGEN
East Lancashire NHS Hospitals Trust
EV Mulgrew, G Haworth MN Yasin & M Srinivasan
10.03 – 10.11 INDICATIONS FOR REVISION SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY AND LESSONS LEARNT: PROSPECTIVE SINGLE SURGEON SERIES OVER 18 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Sunderland Royal Hospital
KL Devalia, CD Jensen & AN Stirrat
10.12 – 10.20 ARTHROSCOPIC CAPSULAR PLICATION FOR ATRAUMATIC SHOULDER INSTABILTIY
The Upper Limb Unit, Wrightington
JC Talbot, T H Carter & L Funk
10.21 – 10.29 GOOD SURGICAL TECHNIQUE IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN NUMBER OF ANCHORS IN ARTHROSCOPIC SHOULDER STABILISATION
Dewsbury and District Hospital, Yorkshire
C Witney-Lagen, N Perrera & B Venkateswaran
10.30 – 11.15 Coffee/tea
11.15-11.30 Hot Topic 1
PbR & Journal
Ro Kulkarni
11.30- 12.15
Session 4: Section 4: Case reports with expert commentary
Chairman: David Stanley & Jaime Candal-Cuoto
11.30 – 11.40 ANCONEUS COMPARTMENT SYNDROME AND POSTEROLATERAL ELBOW INSTABILITY
Melbourne Orthopaedic Group, Melbourne Australia
P Jarman and G Hoy
Expert: Ian Trail
11.41 – 11.51 ACUTE REPAIR OF THE MEDIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT COMPLEX FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC AVULSION IN PROFESSIONAL RUGBY PLAYERS: A CASE SERIES
Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport
N Vannet, O Donadlson, K Lyons, R Kulkarni
Expert: Mike Thomas
11.52 – 12.02 PARSONAGE TURNER SYNDROME -AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF SHOULDER PAIN
Worcesteshire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust & University of Birmingham,
G Peffers, A Paul, K F Tait, S Bowman & A Prabu
Expert: Andrew Wallace
12.03 – 12.13 FUSION OF OS-ACROMIALE: AN ARTHROSCOPIC TECHNIQUE
Reading Shoulder Unit
E Atoun , A Narvani, A Van Tongel, E Rath, O Levy
Expert: Dr. Steve O’Brien
12.15 – 12.55 President’s Guest Lecture
Anatomy and Biomechanics of the Shoulder: Consequences for Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
Professor Lieven De Wilde (Belgium)
12.55 - 13.55 Lunch
13.55 – 15.15 Session 5: Shoulder Arthroplasty and Miscellaneous
Chairpersons: Mike Thomas and Allan Stirrat
13.55 – 14.03 FIVE YEAR SURVIVORSHIP AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN CEMENTED VERSUS UNCEMENTED HUMERAL STEMS
James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough, Orthopaedische Klinik Kassel, Germany & New Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh
A Weusten, F Xypnitos, L Goodchild, L Kottam, C Hauenstein, S Mai, W Siebert, C Philips, JM McBirnie & A Rangan
14.04 – 14.12 OUTCOME OF REVISION SURGERY AFTER FAILED COPELAND SURFACE REPLACEMENT
The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital
A Jaiswal, CP Kelly & SM Hay
14.13 – 14.21 COPELAND SURFACE SHOULDER REPLACEMENT ARTHROPLASTY FOR CUFF TEAR ARTHROPATHY –STANDARD IMPLANT OR EXTENDED HEAD?
Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospitals Foundation Trust
RT Benson, S Rajkumar & M Thomas
14.22 – 14.30 THE UNCEMENTED METAL-BACKED GLENOID FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE SHOULDER: 5 TO 14 YEAR FOLLOW-UP
Sunderland Royal Hospital
ND Clement, AD Duckworth, R Colling & AN Stirrat
14.31 - 14.39 20 YEAR RESULTS FROM UNCEMENTED, METAL-BACK GLENOID IMPLANTS
Nottingham Shoulder & Elbow Unit
WA Wallace
14.40 – 14.48 REVISION OF SHOULDER HEMIARTHROPLASTY FOR PAINFUL GLENOID EROSION : ANATOMIC VERSUS REVERSE PROSTHESIS
Emile Gallé Surgical Centre, France
F Sirveaux, F Wein, J Armengol, J Porcellini, G Walch & D Molé
14.49 – 14.57 COMPARISON OF CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF REVERSE SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY WITH GLENOSPHERES OF DIFFERENT DESIGNS, DIAMETERS AND MATERIALS.
University Hospital Rostock Germany
HR Bloch, A Castagna, A Bischof, P Budassi, JD Agneskirchner, C Domenghini, M Borroni, S Frattini & S Zoni.
14.58 – 15.06 TOTAL SHOULDER REPLACEMENT OR HEMIARTHROPLASTY – COMPLICATION RATES IN THE ENGLISH NHS (2005-2010)
James Cook University Hospital
SS Jameson, S Ahmad, P James, MR Reed, JL McVie & A Rangan
15.07 - 15.15 DELIVERING A TELEMEDICINE OUTPATIENT SHOULDER CLINIC WITHIN THE NHS
Nottingham Shoulder & Elbow Unit
WA Wallace, J Walton, P Cook, I Smith, P Wilson & W Monaghan
15.16 – 15.36 King James IV Lecture 2011
Professor Tim Bunker
15.40 – 16.10 Coffee/Tea
16-10 – 17.30 AGM
19-30 BESS Members’ Dinner – The Baltic Centre
Friday 24th June 2011
| 07:45 – 08:45 | Master Class A | Master Class B | Master Class C |
| Rehabilitation from nerve Injury – current trends Guy Broome |
Complex fracture dislocations at the elbow – concepts and tips for management John Williams |
Elbow arthroplasty at the crossroads – evolution of indications and implants Joe Pooley |
09.00 – 10.30 Session 6: Therapy and Miscellaneous
Chairpersons: Martin Scott and Simon Lambert
09.00 – 09.08 ACCELERATED REHABILITATION AFTER STABILISATION SURGERY: INTO THE UNKNOWN
Liverpool Upper Limb Unit
J C Gibson & P Brownson
09.09 – 09.17 KEY OUTCOMES FOR SHOULDER PAIN: THE FINAL COUNTDOWN
University of East Anglia
C Payne, C Jerosch-Herold & R Mason
09.18 – 09.26 THE BENEFITS OF AN ECCENTRIC EXERCISE PROGRAMME FOR PATIENTS WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF RECALCITRANT TENNIS ELBOW
Sheffield Shoulder and Elbow Unit
V Jones & D Stanley
09.27 – 09.35 THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SHOULDER INJURIES IN THE WELSH REGIONAL RUGBY TEAMS 2009-10
Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport
O Donaldson, H Sprot, K Jones, H Griffiths & R Kulkarni
09.36 – 09.44 EXTERNAL ROTATION BRACING COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL SLING IN FIRST TIME ANTERIOR SHOULDER DISLOCATION
The Hand and Upper Limb Unit, Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Hospital, Oswestry, Shropshire , England and Keele University, Staffordshire
CP Kelly, HJ Smith & JH Kuiper
09.45 – 09.53 USING MULTIPLE MEASURES OF SHOULDER FUNCTION. CAN SCORING SYSTEMS BE MISLEADING?
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Medical Statistics Team,University of Aberdeen
J Beastall, S Fielding, E Christie & A Johnstone
09.54 – 10.02 ULTRASOUND-GUIDED SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE BLOCK FOR PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT SHOULDER PAIN
Trafford General Hospital, Manchester
J Sultan, J Wilson, E Goodyear, U Narendran & B Roy.
10.03 – 10.11 A NOVEL LEARNING METHOD FOR ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEONS PERFORMING POINT OF CARE SHOULDER ULTRASOUND
Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences, NIHR Biomedical Research Unit, University of Oxford
RJ Murphy, MT Daines, AJ Carr & JL Rees
10.12 – 10.20 ACCURACY OF PREOPERATIVE ULTRASOUND SCANS IN IDENTIFYING ROTATOR CUFF TEAR
Avon Orthopaedic Centre, Bristol
S Punwar, PW Robinson & N Blewitt
10 21 – 10.29 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A SCAPULAR INJURY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
AO Clinical Investigation and Documentation, Dübendorf, Switzerland
Martin Jaeger, S Lambert, J Kellam & L Audigé
10.30- 11.00 Coffee/tea
11.00 – 12.15 Session 7: Shoulder and Trauma
Chairpersons: Paul Manning and Ian Trail
11.00 – 11.08 PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOME AND SPEED OF RECOVERY AFTER ARTHROSCOPIC CAPSULAR RELEASE FOR INSIDIOUS ONSET FROZEN SHOULDER.
Royal Devon and Exeter hospital
CD Smith & TD Bunker
11.09 – 11.17 A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED TRIAL COMPARING MANIPULATION UNDER ANAESTHESIA AND CAPSULAR DISTENSION FOR THE TREATMENT OF ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS OF THE SHOULDER
Queen Margaret Hospital, Fife
C Y Ng, A K Amin, L McMullan, S McKie, I J Brenkel & R Cook
11.18 – 11.26 FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF ARTHROSCOPIC CAPSULAR RELEASE FOR PRIMARY FROZEN SHOULDER; ASSESSED USING PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOME MEASURES AND A PATIENT SATISFACTION QUESTIONNAIRE
Southampton University Hospital NHS Trust
AJ Nicholls, S Garg, TB Crook, GC Hand & AS Cole
11.27 – 11.35 A STUDY OF THE CLINICAL OUTCOME OF MANIPULATION UNDER ANAESTHETIC AND STEROID INJECTION AS TREATMENT FOR FROZEN SHOULDER AND A COST ANALYSIS.
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Leicester Nuffield Hospital, Spire Hospital Leicester.
AL Armstrong
11.36 – 11.44 OUTCOMES OF ROCKWOOD PIN FIXATION FOR DIAPHYSEAL CLAVICLE FRACTURES
Macclesfield District General Hospital
R Singhal, P Ralte, D Withers & M Waseem
11.45 – 11.53 PLATE FIXATION OF ACUTE MIDSHAFT CLAVICLE FRACTURES- RESULTS OF 172 CASES.
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Norwich
N Modi,A D Patel & P Hallam
11.54 – 12.02 THE IMPORTANCE OF THE INFERO-MEDIAL LOCKING SCREWS IN FRACTURES OF THE PROXIMAL HUMERUS
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Dublin
NG Burke, J Kennedy, D Fitzpatrick & H Mullett
12.03 – 12.11 TREATMENT OF PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURES WITH THE STRYKER T2 PROXIMAL HUMERAL NAIL: A STUDY OF 61 CASES
Department of Orthopaedics, Dewsbury and District Hospital, Yorkshire, UK
C Witney-Lagen & B Venkateswaran
12.12 – 12.30 BESS Fellowship presentations (3 mins each)
12.30 – 12.45 BESS awards
12.45 – 12.50 BESS 2012 Torquay
12.50 Closing remarks
14.00 – 17.30 AHP Meeting - “The Stiff Shoulder”
Chairpersons - Lorna Goodchild, Anju Jaggi and Nigel Hanchard.
14.00 Introduction – Lorna Goodchild, Middlesbrough
14.05 Frozen Shoulder; Evidence Not Myths
Tim Bunker, Exeter
14.50 Evidence Based Guidelines – Diagnosis, Assessment and Physiotherapy Management of Contracted (Frozen) Shoulder
Nigel Hanchard, Middlesbrough
15.30 Refreshments & Exhibition
16.00 When The Shoulder Is Not Frozen But Stiff
Willem Fourie , South Africa
16.45 Radiology in the Stiff Shoulder – Is There Any Role?
Raj Sinha, Newcastle
17.10 Discussion
17.30 Closing remarks
Posters
MID-TO-LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP OF THE BOYD-MCLEOD PROCEDURE FOR TENNIS ELBOW.
University Hospital North TeeS
RP Jeavons, I Richards & N Bayliss
THE EFFICACY OF ULTRASOUND-GUIDED INJECTIONS FOR SHOULDER PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Leeds Metropolitan University, and North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust
M Nauschutz & K Thompson
EARLY FUNCTIONAL RESULTS OF THE REVERSE SHOULDER PROSTHESIS FOR ACUTE FRACTURE IN ELDERLY ARE IMPROVED BY TUBEROSITY HEALING
Emile Gallé Surgical Centre
F Sirveaux, F Wein-Remy, D Block, J Sedaghatian, O Roche & D Molé
REVERSE SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY IN TRAUMA: WHAT DOES A RADIOLOGIC FOLLOW-UP OF 1 TO 17 YEARS REVEAL?
Centre hospitalier. Service de chirurgie orthopédique et traumatologique, France
JF Cazeneuve, Y Hasssan & A Hilaneh.
THE OXFORD SHOULDER SCORE IN AN ASYMPTOMATIC POPULATION
St George’s Shoulder Unit
H Hingston, E O Pearse & T D Tennent
ARTHROSCOPIC OSTEOCAPSULAR RELEASE FOR ELBOW OSTEOARTHRITIS; MEDIUM TERM FOLLOW UP
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust
GJ Bayne & DJ Watkinson
FILLING THE VOID: A STUDY COMPARING INTERNAL FIXATION OF COMPLEX PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURES WITH AND WITHOUT USE OF BOVINE CANCELLOUS BONE GRAFT
James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough
L Lee, S Patil, M Ismail & R Liow
ANALYSIS OF REVISION ARTHROSCOPIC SUBACROMIAL DECOMPRESSION
King's College hospital
AK Singh, MK Pimple, A Tavakolizadeh & J Sinha
GLENOID PROSTHESIS LOOSENING: A COMPARISON BETWEEN STANDARD AND POSTERIOR AUGMENT GLENOID DESIGNS
Orthopaedic Associates; Waukesha, WI & Exactech, Inc.; Gainesville, FL
R. Papandrea & C. Roche
THE USE OF GRAFT JACKET FOR MASSIVE IRREPARABLE ROTATOR CUFF TEARS: 1-4 year Follow Up
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
A Modi, R Pandey & A Armstrong
THE RELEVANT ANATOMY OF THE STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT IN RELATION TO ARTHROSCOPIC SURGICAL APPROACHES
Addenbrooke’s Hospital
MD Wijeratna, TD Turmezei & GM Tytherleigh-Strong
INCIDENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF SHOULDER INJURIES IN PREMIER LEAGUE PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL PLAYERS.
Bridgewater Hospital
C Pritchard, S Mills, L Funk & P Batty
PECTORALIS MAJOR TENDON AS A GUIDE TO RESTORING HUMERAL LENGTH DURING PHILOS PLATING FOR PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURE
Wansbeck General Hospital
SE Johnson-Lynn & J Candal-Couto
NORMAL RANGE OF MOTION OF THE SHOULDER: AN IMPRECISE BENCHMARK
University Hospital of South Manchester
M Anderton, M Newton Ede & E Holt
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