Synopsis of Shoulder Surgery

Synopsis of Shoulder Surgery
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Preface
Contributors
1 Shoulder Anatomy
	I. General introduction
	II. Bones and joints
	III. Sternum
	IV. Clavicle
	V. Scapula
	VI. Humerus
	VII. Sternoclavicular joint
	VIII. Acromioclavicular joint
	IX. Glenohumeral joint
	X. Subacromial space
	XI. Scapulothoracic bursa
	XII. Muscles
	XIII. Neurovascular anatomy
2 Complications in Shoulder Arthroscopy
	I. Incidence and patient risk factors
	II. Patient positioning
	III. Anatomy and nerve injury
	IV. Infection
	V. Venous thromboembolic events
	VI. Athrofibrosis and stiffness
3 Surgical Approaches to the Shoulder
	I. General introduction
	II. Deltopectoral approach
	III. Deltoid splitting approach
	IV. Approach to the acromioclavicular joint
	V. Posterior approaches to the shoulder
4 Shoulder-Spine Syndrome
	I. Introduction
	II. Diagnosis
	III. Diagnostic tests
	IV. Differential diagnosis
	V. Management
5 Shoulder Imaging
	I. Radiography
	II. Computed tomography
	III. Magnetic resonance imaging
6 Ultrasound of the Shoulder
	I. General principles
	II. Normal shoulder examination
	III. Pathologic conditions
7 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Injections
	I. General overview
	II. Acromioclavicular joint pathology
	III. Rotator cuff and subacromial space pathology
	IV. Glenohumeral joint
	V. Suprascapular nerve
	VI. Biceps tendon
8 Rotator Cuff Disease
	I. Overview
	II. Epidemiology
	III. Pathophysiology
	IV. Anatomy
	V. Classification
	VI. Presentation
	VII. Imaging
	VIII. Management considerations
	IX. Natural history
	X. Nonoperative treatment
	XI. Operative treatment
	XII. Subscapularis tear
9 Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair: Single-Row, Double-Row, and Transosseous-Equivalent Repair
	I. Introduction
	II. Single-row (SR) repair
	III. Double-row (DR) repair
	IV. Transosseous-equivalent (TOE) repair
	V. Biomechanical outcomes
	VI. Functional outcomes
	VII. Structural outcomes
	VIII. Retear pattern
	IX. Conclusion
	X. Subscapularis repairs
	XI. Rehabilitation after rotator cuff repair
10 Rotator Cuff Reconstruction
	I. Overview
	II. Relative indications
	III. Contraindications
	IV. Reconstructive options for massive RTC tears
	V. Partial repair with margin convergence
	VI. Biologic augmentation options
	VII. Extracellular matrix augmentation
	VIII. Tendon transfers
11 Frozen Shoulder
	I. Introduction
	II.Riskfactors
	III. Stages
	IV. Anatomy
	V. Presentation/Physical examination
	VI. Imaging
	VII. Treatment
	VIII. Results
12 Anterior Shoulder Instability
	I. General overview
	II. Anatomy
	III. Pathogenesis
	IV. Imaging
	V. Evaluation
	VI. Treatment
	VII. Complications
13 Posterior Shoulder Instability
	I. General overview
	II. Anatomy
	III. Pathogenesis
	IV. Imaging
	V. Evaluation
	VI. Treatment
	VII. Complications
14 Shoulder Stabilization Procedures
	I. Anterior instability
	II. Posterior instability
15 Osteoarthritis
	I. General overview
	II. Anatomy
	III. Glenohumeral arthritis
	IV. Acromioclavicular joint (ACJ) arthritis
16 Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
	I. Indications
	II. Contraindications
	III. Presentation/Evaluation
	IV. Physical examination (PE)
	V. Imaging
	VI. Approach
	VII. Results
	VIII. Complications
	IX. Revision
	X. Reasons for failure
	XI. Imaging workup
17 Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
	I. Indications
	II. Contraindications
	III. Evaluation
	IV. Approach
	V. Types of implants
	VI. Outcomes
18 Clavicle Fracture
	I. Epidemiology
	II. Anatomy
	III. Classification
	IV. Imaging
	V. Treatment
	VI. Outcomes
	VII. Complications
19 Proximal Humeral Fractures
	I. Background
	II. Neer classification of humeral head fractures
	III. Valgus impacted fractures
	IV. Vascularization of the humeral head
	V. Management of proximal humeral fractures
	VI. Comparison of approaches
20 Scapular Winging
	I. General overview
	II. Anatomy
	III. Medial scapular winging
	IV. Lateral scapular winging
21 Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
	I. General overview
	II. Anatomy
	III. Neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome (nTOS)
	IV. Vascular thoracic outlet syndrome (vTOS)
22 Perioperative Pain Management for Shoulder Surgery
	I. General overview
	II. Anatomy
	III. Regional anesthesia
	IV. Patient factors to consider
	V. Medications
	VI. Complications
Index