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[Shoulder instability].

L Favard·P Preyssas·Y Kerjean·T Lascar
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Shoulder instability is a sign described by the patient. The etiology of this instability is varied: sometimes it is the result of a traumatic luxation with tear of the gleno-humeral inferior ligament, sometimes it is the result of an abnormal hyperlaxity. The examiner must be able to do a difference between these two causes because treatment and consequence are very different. Nevertheless, these two factors can be associated at variable degrees. A careful history and examination, a precise x-rays and scanning can help the examiner to solve this difficult problem.

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Diagnosis, DifferentialHumansJoint InstabilityLigaments, ArticularPhysical ExaminationShoulder JointShoulder PainEnglish AbstractJournal Article

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L Favard, P Preyssas, Y Kerjean, T Lascar. 1999-09-01. [Shoulder instability].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10526491/

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