How to minimize complications in shoulder instability and rotator cuff surgery.

Andrew S. Neviaser; Evan L. Flatow; Reza Omid; Ken Yamaguchi; William N. Levine

How to minimize complications in shoulder instability and rotator cuff surgery.

Andrew S. Neviaser
, Evan L. Flatow
, Reza Omid
, Ken Yamaguchi
, William N. Levine

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Abstract

Arthroscopic instability and rotator cuff repair techniques have rapidly evolved over the past decade with expanding indications; however, there has been a corresponding increase in complications. Careful attention to detail and patient selection will result in satisfactory outcomes for most patients.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	131-141
Number of pages	11
Journal	Instructional course lectures
Volume	61
State	Published - 2012

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