Shoulder arthroscopy and arthroplasty
Current concepts 2006 - Nice Shoulder Course
It is our privilege to welcome you to Nice and to the Nice Shoulder Course 2006. The success of the two previous Nice Shoulder Courses in 2003 and 2004 prompts us to continue with this 3' edition. Our goal is to present the current concepts in Shoulder pathology, understanding from a basic, a clinical and a practical approach. We feel honoured that international experts have [...]
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Auteur : Sous la direction de P.BOILEAU
Editeur : Sauramps Medical
Date parution : 06/2006Bilingue : Français | Anglais
Reliure :
Broché
Nbr de pages :
426
Dimension :
16 x 24 x 2.8 cm
Poids :
995 gr
ISBN 10 :
2840234661
ISBN 13 :
9782840234661
Quel est le sujet du livre "Shoulder arthroscopy and arthroplasty"
It is our privilege to welcome you to Nice and to the Nice Shoulder Course 2006.
The success of the two previous Nice Shoulder Courses in 2003 and 2004 prompts us to continue with this 3' edition. Our goal is to present the current concepts in Shoulder pathology, understanding from a basic, a clinical and a practical approach. We feel honoured that international experts have accepted our invitation. We have organized the program so that there will be a lot of time for discussions, questions and controversies. It is a unique opportunity to share stimulating insights and advance your knowledge along side the best and the brightest.
Pascal BOILEAU, MD Course Chairman
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------------TABLEOFCONTENTS---------DIAGNOSTIC SHOULDER
Diagnostic ShouJder Arthroscopy: Positioning & Portais N.-J, MAKI... .., , ,.... ................,', .. , .., .. ..,.. Il
Normal Findings in Shoulder Arthroscopy
C, CHUINARD,1.S. COSTE, C. TROJANI, P. BOILEAU ''''',.....'...'.. ,''''''' .... 15
Arthroscopie Knot Tying: Tips and Trieks
J·E KEMPF, PH CLAVERT, . ...., 26
INSTABlLITY 1
Evaluation of labral and capsular pathology in shoulder instability
A.
CASTAGNA, M, CONTI, M. BORRONI, V. NAULA .... ...... 37
The Principles of Arthroscopie Instability Repair. SurgieaI Techniques and Skilis Required For Arthroscopie Instability Repair
J.C. ESCH.. .. ' .... 47
Anterior Shoulder Instability -Arthroscopie Stabilization with Suture Anchors:
Results & Pitfalls
S.·HO KIM ...... ,...... ,.... 54
Anterior Instability Should Be Managed Arthroscopieally!
S.
JEFFREy,..... ..,....'.......... ..,.,.. , ' .. , , , 56
Anterior Instability should be managed open
G.
WALCH, T.B. EDWARDS, I. SZABO ,... .. .. , 66
Arthroscopie Stabilization of the Shoulder: Tips and Trieks
P.
BOILEAU, CH, CHUINARD, R. BICKNELL ....................... ,...... 70
INSTABILITY LI
Long-Term Results after Arthroscopie Bankart Repair. A c1inieal and radiographie study with a seven to ten year folIow-up
H.
RESCH, J. KARTUS, C. KARTUS, N, MATIS, R. FORSTNER, L. EJERHED ,.. 86
The Instability Severity Index Score (ISIS Score). A Rational Approach For
Patient Selection In Arthroscopie Bankart Repair
E
BALG, P. BOILEAU .. ,................... ,........................... .. 88
Evaluation of bone loss in anterior instability: a new method using MRI imaging
W.J.
WILLEMS, CCJ JASPARS, 1. BONNEUX, P.E. HUYSMANS,
H.J. VAN DER WOUDE, H. VAN DiS...... ..H .
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Hill-Sachs Remplissage: An Arthroscopie Surgieal Solution for the Engaging Hill-Sachs Lesion
E.M. WOLF .. . IM
Arthroscopie ShouJder Stabilization with a Bone Block: Surgieal Technique and Preliminary Results
E.
TAVERNA,A. DE PONTI, V. SANSONE, F. BATTISTELLA, P. BAUDI,
E.
GERVASI, P. RIGHI, N. COLETTI, G. PARlBELLIH H. H' 109
Open Revision of Failed Instability Repairs
C.
GERBER, SD. PENNINGTON . . 114
Arthroscopie Revision of Failed Open Anterior Stabilization of the Shoulder
P.
BOILEAU, J. RICHOU, A. LISAI, J.c. BALESTRO, R. BICKNELL, N. JACQUOT ..... 117
SUBACROMlAL DECOMPRESSION -MDI -AC JOINT
Full-Thickness Tears: Is Subacromial decompression enough?
O.
GOSSELIN, D. MOLÉ H H H . ..131
MuJtidirectional Instability: What is it? What to do?
S.-HO KIM
H.H......... . H . ........... 135
Arthroscopie Reconstruction of the Coracoclavieular Ligaments for Acromio
c1avicular Joint Separations
E.M. WOLF, A.T. FRAGOMEN .............................................................. 155
PARTIAL ROTATOR CUFF TEARS
Partial thiekness Rotator CulT Tears: the dilTerent approaches
J.-F. KEMPF, P. CLAVERT...................... H.......... ...... 164
Deep partial culT tears: the trans-tendon repair. How do you Iike your pasta? ..
A.
CASTAGNA, M. CONTI, R. GAROFALO,G. DELLEROSE H..... 171
Degenerative Deep Partial Supraspinatus Tears Heal ACter Arthroscopie Excision-Reinsertion of the Tendon
P.
BOILEAU, C. PELEGRI, L. NEYTON. CH. CHUINARD, JEAN-S. COSTE.... ...... 177
Treatment of Partial Thiekness Rotator CulT Tears
K.
yAMAGUCHI 193
FRACTURES & SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY
The risk of necrosis following proximal humerai fracture
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Part 1: Predictors of humerai head ischemia following intracapsular fracture of the proximal humerus
R.
HERTEL,A. HEMPFING, M. STIEHLER, M. LEUNIG....................194
•
Part II: The process of revascualrisation and/or of demarcation
J. BASTIAN, R. HERTEL 195
Osteosynthesis of proximal humerus fractures H. RESCH, C. H?oeBNER, R. BOGNER ... 197
Proximal Humerus Fracturies: Pinning, Plating, or Nailing AM. HATZIDAKIS............ . . . 199
Arthroplasty for proximal humerai fractures DM. DINES, R.F. WARREN . ... 204
Shoulder Arthroplasty for Fracture: Restoration of the 'Gothie Arch' SlfMANT G., KRISHNAN MD., SCOTT D., PENNINGTON MD., WAYBURKHEAD MD., P. BOILEAU . NE Z., . . 217
ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR 1
Natural History of Rotator Cuff Tears: When Should We Operate?
K. yAMAGUCHI....................... . 232
How Do Cuff Tears Heal?
J.C. ESCH 243
Rotator Cuff Fixation and Repair: Looking for the Weak Link RA PEDOWITZ . .. 255
Arthroscopie Cuff repair. The Renefits of Surgery. Predietive Healing Factors
C. TROJANI, N. BRASSART, T. BARING, C. CHUINARD, P. BOILEAU 266
Arthroscopie Rotator Cuff Repair: 4 to 10 Year Results
E.M. WOLF, T. WILLIAM, V. AGRAWAL 281
Arthroscopie repair of rotator cuIT tears: surgieal principles
L. LAFOSSE........ . . 292
Suture, anchors, restoration of cuff footprint: Does it matter?
P.H. FLURIN, P. LANDREAU, T. GREGORY, S. GUILLO, N. GRAVELEAU ....... 300
ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR II
Large to Massive Cuff Tears ShouJd be Managed Arthroscopically!
J.S. ABRAMS H...HH HH..................H................•..................... '.H 306
Open Treatment for Massive Rotator Cuff Repair
L.U. BIGLIANI . H.H H. . _ 313
Arthroscopie Repair of Subscapularis Tears
H •••• _ ••••••••••••• H ••••• _ ........._._
L. LAFOSSE ....._.... 314
Tears of the Subscapularis
H
G. WALCH, 1. SZABO, T.B. EDWARDS __._ _ 327
Rotator Cuff Muscle Changes Following Rotator Cuff Tears and Their Repair
D.C. MEYER, CH. GERBER... . _.. H............... . 333
Modified latissimus dorsi and teres major transfer for external rotation deficit of the shoulder: As an isolated procedure or with a reverse arthroplasty
•H
P. BOILEAU, C. CHUINARD. C. TROJANI _ . 335
BICEPS -SLAP -THROWING SHOULDER
Why is the tendon of the long head of the biceps painfuJ?
G. M. KONTAKIS_ _. . _ 347
Long Term Results of Biceps Tenotomy
T. BRADLEY EDWARDS, I. SZABO, G. WALCH _.. H.H .. 350
Arthroscopie bieeps tenotomy and tenodesis for massive irreparable rotator cuff tears
P. BOILEAU, F. BAQUÉ, CH. TROJANI, P. AHRENS FRCS, CH. CHUINARD,
A. HATZIDAKIS H...................... . _.352
Spinoglenoid notch ganglion cysts: Wbat are they? What to do?
D.-F. GAZIELLY, X. LU _ .. 371
H ••••
Type Il Slap Tears: Diagnosis and management
P.H. HARDY, N. PUJOL, M. VERCOUTERE, B. ROUSSELIN _ 379
The Throwing and Overhead Shoulder.
• Part 1 : Treatment and prevention
S.G. KRlSHNAN ...._._......._......._ . . 382
• Part II: Specifie Exercises for Prevention and Rehabilitation
S.G. KRlSHNAN _ _ __ . ..398
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