Rezidivinstabilität und Instabilitätsarthropathie

Keyphrases

• Hill-Sachs Lesion 100%
• Recurrent Dislocation 100%
• Iliac Crest Bone 100%
• Glenoid Bone Loss 100%
• Bone Block 100%
• Recurrent Instability 100%
• Bankart Repair 100%
• Dislocation Arthropathy 100%
• Block Transfer 100%
• Clinical Outcomes 100%
• Instability Arthropathy 100%
• Range of Motion 50%
• Clinical Investigation 50%
• Young Age 50%
• Risk Factors 50%
• Treatment Options 50%
• Computed Tomography 50%
• Malposition 50%
• Glenoid 50%
• Low Demand 50%
• X-ray Computed Tomography (X-CT) 50%
• Range Limits 50%
• Recurrence Rate 50%
• Additional Treatment 50%
• Dislocation 50%
• Coracoid 50%
• Sling 50%
• Male Gender 50%
• Contact Sports 50%
• Arthroscopic 50%
• Remplissage 50%
• Non-treatment 50%
• Joint Replacement 50%
• Conjoint Tendon 50%
• Shoulder Instability 50%
• Arthroscopic Arthrolysis 50%
• Shoulder Stabilization 50%
• Anteroinferior 50%
• Supraspinatus muscle 50%
• Engaging Hill-Sachs Lesion 50%
• Capsulolabral Repair 50%
• Failed Surgery 50%
• Latarjet Procedure 50%
• Joint-preserving Treatment 50%
• Contact Surgery 50%
• Open Primaries 50%
• Active Patient 50%
• Comprehensive Arthroscopic Management 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Bankart lesion 100%
• Arthropathy 100%
• Iliac Crest 66%
• Recurrent Dislocation 66%
• Osteolysis 66%
• Range of Motion 33%
• Diagnosis 33%
• Recurrent Disease 33%
• Computer Assisted Tomography 33%
• Recurrence Risk 33%
• Joint Replacement 33%
• Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation 33%
• Arthrolysis 33%
• Infraspinatus Muscle 33%
• Joint Preserving 33%