Disorders of the shoulder. Sports injuries. volume 2

571 Pages·2013·314.776 MB·English

by  Anthony Miniaci

Disorders
oft he
Shoulder
Diagnosis and Management.·
Sports Injuries
THIRD EDITION

VOLUME 2
Disorders
oft he
Shoulder
Diagnosis and Management:
Sports Injuries
THIRD EDITION
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Disorders of the shoulder: diagnosis & management. - Third edition.
P· ;em.
Prcccded by: Disorders of the shoulder I editors, Joseph P. Iannotti, Gerald R. Williams Jr. 2nd cd. c2007.
2 v. (xii, 1364, 1-42 p.).
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ISBN 978-1-4511-2745-4 (v. 1)-ISBN 97S.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.
III. Miniaci, Anthony, editor of compilation. N. Zuckerman, Joseph D. Ooseph David), 1952-editor of
compilation.
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Diseases-diagnosis. 5. Joint Discascs-sur~ry. 6. Shoulder Joint-sur~. 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 of Shoulder 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 WiUiams, 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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19 Rotator Cuff Repairs: Arthroscopic PART VI:
Management 291 Glenohumeral Arthritis 423
Stephen S. Burkhart and PatrickJ. Denard
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20 Early Arthritis in the Athlete: Management
Massive CuffTears: Open and Arthroscopic
Approaches 425
Approaches 325
Kevin D. Plancher. Francesca M. Swartz. and Stephanie C. Petterson
Umasuthan Srikumaran, Tyler Fox, laurence D. Higgins,
and Jon J.P. Warner
21
The Biceps Tendon Complex 344
PART VII:
Pascal Boileau and Jason Old
Neurovascular Disorders 439
PART IV: 28
Diagnosis and Management
Muscle and Tendon Ruptures 371 of Neurovascular Disorders About
the Shoulder in the Athlete 441
22
Pectoralis Major Rupture: Diagnosis and Bill Bragg, Emilie Cheung, and Marc R. Safran
Treatment 373
Frank A. Cordasco and De metris De los
23 PART VIII:
Diagnosis and Management of Latissimus
Dorsi, Teres Major, Pectoralis Minor, Shott Sport~Specific Disorders 469
Head Biceps/Coracobrachialis, Triceps and
29
Ddtoid Tendon Ruptures 381 Common Shoulder Injuries Associated
John Zouzias and William N. Levine with Tennis and Baseball 471
Christopher C. De dson and David W. Altchek
30
Swimming Injuries in the Shoulder 481
PART V:
Klaus Bak
Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries 389
31
Common Shoulder Injuries in Hockey and
24
Acromioclavicular Joint Pathology: American Football 488
Evaluation, Biomechanics, Gordon W. Nuber. T. Sean Lynch. Matthew D. Saltzman. and
Sara L. Edwards
and Classification 391
32
Karl F. Bowman. Jr. • and Mark W. Rodosky Common Shoulder Injuries in
25 Volleyball 510
Arthroscopic Treatment for
KN Subramanian and Peter B. MacDonald
Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries 402
33
Micah C. Hobbs. William H. Paterson. Sumant G. • Butch" Krishnan, Shoulder Injuries in Skdetally Immature
and Wayne Z. Burkhead, Jr.
Athletes 526
26
Open Treatment of Acromioclavicular Daryl C. Dsbahr, Samue I A. Taylor. and James R. Andrews
Injuries 409
Cory M. Edgar, Knut Beitzel. Robert A. Arciero. and Augustus D. Mazzocca
Index 545
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