by Dr. Laith M. Jazrawi | 6 years ago
This video reviews the case presentation of a 28yo epileptic with recurrent shoulder instability and resulting Hill-Sachs, reverse Hill-Sachs, 20% anterior glenoid bone loss, and feelings of instability in the neutral position. The patient was treated surgically with humeral head allograft
NEW SURGICAL VIDEO JUST DROPPED — DISTAL TIBIAL ALLOGRAFT IN COMPLEX INSTABILITY
By Grant H. Garcia, MD
7 months ago
this is incredible how she does it with no difficulty
By George W. Balfour, MD
2028 years ago
#shoulderpain #rotatorcufftear #shoulderinjury
Dr. Anup Shah educates patients how biologics can..
By Anup Shah, MD
3 years ago
Dr. Grant H. Garcia posts his first hot topic for his monthly Sports and Shoulder blog. This month..
By Grant H. Garcia, MD
7 years ago
Supine (on your back) Passive Elevation Rotation with Arm at the Side and Passive External Rotation
By Jeffrey B. Witty, M.D.
9 years ago
