by Amit Momaya, MD | 2 years ago
Clavicle fractures can occur from a variety of mechanisms including motor vehicle accidents and sporting injuries. Those fractures that are displaced and shortened may benefit from surgery for more reliable anatomic healing and quicker return to activity. In this video, we demonstrate the fixation of a clavicle fracture in an athlete with a titanium plate and screws.
Shoulder Dislocations Explained by Dr Peter Chalmers.
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By Peter N. Chalmers, M.D
7 years ago
This video explains how to prepare the day before shoulder surgery and what to expect during the..
By Erik Stark, MD
3 months ago
Swimming 6 Months After Reverse Shoulder Replacement
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By Alexander E Weber, MD
6 years ago
Understanding your body is the first step toward relief!
By learning about the underlying..
By Brian W. Hill, M.D.
1 year ago
Management of Shoulder Pain - Patrick St. Pierre, M.D.
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By Desert Orthopedic Center
11 years ago
