Disorders of the Shoulder: Reconstruction

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by  Iannotti, Williams (eds.)

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

VOLUME 1
Disorders
oft he
Shoulder
Diagnosis and Management:
Shoulder Reconstruction
THIRD EDIT ION
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Joseph P. lannotli. MD. PhD Anthony Miniaci. MD. FRCSC
Maynard Madden l'rofaaor and Cl\ai1nan l'roflmcr of &l!IIIIY
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Librruy of Conpas Catalopng-in-Public:ation Data
Disordcn of the shoulder: diagnwill & 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, I-42 p.).
Includes bibliographical rcfcrcnCCli 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. (Joseph David), 1952-editor of
compilation.
[DNLM: 1. Shoulder-surgery. 2. Athletic Injuries--diagnosis. 3. Athletic Injuries-surgery. 4. Joint
Diseases-diagnwis. 5. Joint Dilleases-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 ofa ll 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 ofShoulder 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 vasdy better because
ofy ou. 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

CONTENTS
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• CONTENTS
17 29
Unconstrained Prosthetic Arthroplasty Evaluation and Prosthetic Management
for Glenohumeral Arthritis with an Intact of Proximal Humeral Malunions 559
or Repairable Rotator Cuff: Indications, Christopher Chuinard, Pascal Boileau, and Gilles Walch
Techniques, and Results 358 30
Evaluation and Management of Humeral
Luke S. Austin, Gerald A. Williams, Jr. and Joseph P. Iannotti
Shaft Nonunions and Malunions 571
18
Hemiarthroplasty in the Management of Charles L. Getz and Matthew L. Ramsey
Glenohumeral Arthritis and Irreparable Cuff
Insufficiency 389
PART VI:
Carl J. Basamania and George K. Bal
19 Scapulothoracic and Neurologic
Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty in the
Problems 579
Management of Glenohumeral Arthritis
and Irreparable Cuff Insufficiency 403
31
Disorders of the Scapula: Winging
Ludwig Seebauer
and Snapping 581
20
Management of Bone Loss in Primary W. Ben Kibler, Aaron D. Sciascia, and Trevor Wilkes
Anatomic Shoulder Arthroplasty 435
32
Injuries of the Brachial Plexus 607
Jason J. Scalise and Joseph P. Iannotti
Scott H. Kozin
21
Management of Bone Loss in Primary 33
Suprascapular and Axillary Nerve
Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty 447
Injuries 661
Jason J. Scalise and Joseph P. Iannotti
Eric J. Strauss, Michael J. Alaia, and Young W. Kwon
22
Complications of Shoulder Arthroplasty 451
John W. Sperling and Robert H. Cofield
PART VII:
23
Complications of Reverse Total Shoulder
Neoplasms and Sepsis 681
Arthroplasty 471
Anders L. Eke lund 34
Management ofNeoplasms
24
Techniques for Revision Arthroplasty: of the Shoulder 683
Management of Bone and Soft
Martin M. Malawer, Kristen Kellar-Graney, and James C. Wittig
Tissue Loss 484
35
Sepsis of the Shoulder Girdle 731
Nady Hamid and Leesa M. Galatz
John L. Esterhai, Jr.
25
Management of Infected Shoulder
Arthroplasty 505
Eric T. Ricchetti PART VIII:
26
Glenohumeral Arthrodesis 523 Outcomes, Pain Management,
Robin R. Richards and Anesthesia 7 49
36
Measurement of Shoulder Outcomes 751
PART V:
Carolyn M. Hettrich, Warren R. Dunn, and John E. Kuhn
Malunions and Nonunions 543
37
Medical Management of Chronic
27 Shoulder Pain 757
Evaluation and Management of Clavicle
Dmitri Souzdalnitski and Nagy A. Mekhail
Malunions and Nonunions 545
38
David Ring and Jesse B. Jupiter Anesthesia for Shoulder Surgery 775
28 Sherif S. Zaky, Ehab Farag, Wael Ali Sakr Esa, and Loran A. Mounir
Evaluation and Prosthetic Management
Soliman
of Proximal Humeral Nonunions 552
AndrewS. Neviaser, Bradford 0. Parsons, and Evan L. Flatow
Index 7!)1