Predictors of Bone Loss in Anterior Glenohumeral Instability

Keyphrases

• Bone Loss 100%
• Glenohumeral Instability 100%
• Glenoid Bone Loss 85%
• Hill-Sachs Lesion 71%
• Glenoid 42%
• Multiple Lesions 42%
• Anterior Shoulder Instability 42%
• Male Sex 28%
• Humeral Head 28%
• Shoulder Instability 28%
• Sport Participation 28%
• Contact Sports 28%
• Shoulder Dislocation 28%
• Post-traumatic Arthritis 14%
• High Risk 14%
• Clinical Outcomes 14%
• Surgical Procedures 14%
• Clinically Significant 14%
• Increasing Age 14%
• Dislocation 14%
• Orthopedic Outcomes 14%
• White Race 14%
• Non-white 14%
• Effective Method 14%
• Injury History 14%
• Humerus 14%
• Surgical Stabilization 14%
• Bone Defect 14%
• ClinicalTrials.gov 14%
• Osseous Defects 14%
• Proportional Odds Model 14%
• Descriptive Data 14%
• Information History 14%
• Apprehension Test 14%
• Traumatic Dislocation 14%
• Head Bones 14%
• Intrabony Defects 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Osteolysis 100%
• Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation 41%
• Bankart lesion 41%
• Anterior Shoulder 25%
• Recurrent Disease 16%
• Humeral Head 16%
• Bone Defect 16%
• Shoulder Dislocation 16%
• Arthritis 8%
• Surgical Technique 8%
• Orthopedics 8%
• Cross Sectional Study 8%
• Athletes 8%
• Humerus 8%
• Traumatic Dislocation 8%