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Rotator Cuff Disorders: Basic Science and Clinical Medicine
Maffulli, Furia
Editore
Jaypee
Anno
2012
Pagine
185
ISBN
9781907816086
90,00 €
This highly illustrated text highlights latest best practice in the management of rotator cuff and associated pathologies. It includes comprehensive basic science and clinical chapters authored by some of the world’s most experienced and expert shoulder surgeons. Provides a comprehensive overview of the pathophysiology of rotator cuff disease at an appropriate level for non-specialist orthopedists, sports medicine physicians and physical therapists. Offers timely, reader-friendly and practical methods for the diagnosis and treatment of rotator cuff disorders, and advice on areas of debate within the field, e.g. the use of Platelet rich plasma in tendon healing. International contributor list primarily from North America and Europe includes some of the most respected and accomplished shoulder surgeons in the world, thereby ensuring the book reflects global best practice. Chapters written to template to ensure consistency of approach and readability.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
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Anatomy and embryology
Francisco Forriol
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Campos, Research Unit FREMAP Hospital, Madrid, Spain
Chapter 2
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Surgical anatomy and rotator cuff tear pattern
Francesco Franceschi, Bio
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Medico University, Rome, Italy
Chapter 3
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Why does it fail? The pathophysiology of rotator cuff disease
Gerald R Williams, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, USA
Chapter 4
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Epidemiology and
genetic basis of rotator cuff pathology
Nicola Maffulli, London, UK
Chapter 5
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Rotator Cuff biomechanics
Giuseppe Porcellini, D. Cervesi Hospital, Cattolica, Italy
Chapter 6
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Physical examination
Edward G McFarland, John Hopkins University,
Baltimore, USA
Chapter 7
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Imaging of the rotator cuff
Javier Beltran, New York University, New York, USA
Chapter 8
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Partial rotator cuff tears
Rocco Papalia, Bio
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Medico University, Rome, Italy
Chapter 9
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The overhead athlete
Marc Safran, Stanford University, Stanford, USA
Chapter 10
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SLAP lesions and tendinopathy of the long head of the biceps
Jeffrey S Abrams, Princeton Orthopaedic Associates, Princeton, USA
Chapter 11
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Full thickness rotator cuff tears
Leonardo Osti, Hesperia
Hospital, Modena, Italy
Chapter 12
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Subscapularis tears
Jon J P Warner, Massachussetts General Hospital, Boston, USA
Chapter 13
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Rotator cuff arthropathy and glenohumeral arthritis: prevention and treatment
Andrea Grasso, Rome, Italy
Chapter 14
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Single vs double row repairs
Joshua S Dines, Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, USA
Chapter 15
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Growth factors and tendon healing
Francesco Oliva, Università degli Studi di Roma, Italy
Chapter 16
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Rotator cuff orthobiologics
Raffaele Garofalo,
Università degli Studi di Bari, Italy
Chapter 17
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Syntheticaugmentation of massive rotator cuff tears
Giuseppe Longo, Bio
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Medico University, Rome, Italy
Chapter 18
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Platelet rich plasma: does it help tendon healing?
Omer Mei Dan, Meir University Hospital, Kfar
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Saba, Israel
Chapter 19
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Outcome measures
Giuseppe Longo, Bio
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Medico University, Rome, Italy
Chapter 20
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Tissue engineering: the future of rotator cuff repair surgery
Scott A Rodeo, Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, USA
