Disorders of the shoulder

322 Pages·0129.033 MB·English

by  Joseph D. Zuckerman (ed.)

Disorders
oft he
Shoulder
Diagnosis and Management:
Shoulder Trauma
THIRD EDITION

VOLUME 3
Disorders
oft he
Shoulder
Diagnosis anti Managemmt:
Shoulder Trauma
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publialtion Data
Disorders of the shoulder: diagnosis &. management. - Third edition.
P· ;em.
Preceded by; Disorders of the shoulder I editors, Joseph P. Iannotti, Gerald R. Williams Jr. 2nd ed. c2007.
2 v. (xii, 1364, 1-42 p.).
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-1-4511-2745-4 (v. 1)-ISBN 978-1-4511-3058-4 (v. 2)-ISBN 978-1-4511-3057-7 (v. 3)
I. Iannotti, Joseph P., editor of compilation. II. Williams, Gerald R., Jr., 1958· editor of compilation.
ill. Miniaci, Anthony, editor of compilation. N. Zuckerman, Joseph D. Qoseph David), 1952· editor of
compilation.
[DNLM: 1. Shoulder-surgery. 2. Athletic lnjurie5---diagnosis. 3. Athletic Injuries-surgery. 4. Joint
Diseases-diagnosis. 5. Joint Diseases-surgery. 6. Shoulder Joint-surgery. WE 810]
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Dedication
To my clinical and research colleagues, the students, residents, fellows, and
my patients who together taught me all that I know about the shoulder and
all that I will learn in the future.
-joseph P. Iannotti
To my parents Joe and Lina Miniaci, for the struggles, sacrifices, and risks
that they endured to make a better life for their family. To my children Sara
Lyn, Joseph, and Anthony, who have been a parent's dream and have always
been there for me and shown an interest in what I did in my time away from
home. And most of all to my wife Judy, my best friend and the love of my life;
she has made anything we have ever accomplished possible.
-Anthony Miniaci
I would like to dedicate the third edition ofS houlder Disorders to my patients,
teachers, and students-past, present, and future-without whom this book
would not be possible. In addition, I would like to thank Joe Iannotti for
his friendship and mentoring over the years. Thanks also to Joe Zuckerman
and Tony Miniaci for joining us on this project-it is vastly better because
of you. Thanks to Bob Hurley and staff at Lippincott who have pushed us to
finish this project. Finally, I would like to thank my wife, Robin, and my two
children, Mark and Alexis, for their love and understanding.
-Gerald R Williams, Jr.
To my wonderful family-to my truly special wife Janet and my outstanding
sons Scott and Matthew-you have been and always will be the most
important and meaningful parts of my life.
-joseph D. Zuckerman

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• CONTENTS
16 21
Non-operative Management Operative Management of Sternoclavicular
of Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries: Joint Injuries: Indications, Techniques, and
Indications and Outcomes 218 Outcomes 260
Gregory Gi lot. Joshua Owens, and Amar Basavaraj Mu tnal Gregory l Altman and Sameer Jain
17 22
Operative Management of Complications of Sternoclavicular
Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries: Joint Injuries 267
Indications, Techniques, and Gregory l Altman and Leah M. Schulte
Outcomes 226
Andrew Rolcito, Todd A. Schubkegel, and David M. Epstein
PART VI:
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Complications of Acromioclavicular Fractures About the Shoulder
Joint Injuries: Diagnosis and in Adolescents 271
Management 245
23
Robert Meislin Clavicle Fractures in the Adolescent
Patient Diagnosis, Management,
and Complications 273
PART V: David Feldman
Sternoclavicular Joint Injuries 251 24
Proximal Humerus Fractures in
the Adolescent Patient: Diagnosis,
19
Epidemiology, Clinical Evaluation, Imaging, Management, and Complications 281
and Classification of Sternoclavicular Joint
Rachel Y. Goldstein, Alice Chu, and Norman Y. Otsuka
Injuries 253
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Scapular Fractures in the Adolescent
Brian M. Schulz, Eric C. Makhni, and William N. Levine
Patient: Diagnosis, Management,
20
Non-operative Management of and Complications 290
Sternoclavicular Joint Injuries: Indications,
Rachel Y. Goldstein, Alice Chu, and Norman Y. Otsuka
Techniques, and Outcomes 257
Brian M. Schulz, Eric C. Makhni, and William N. Levine
Ind(X 301