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3D pictures of the shoulder

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. You will find us here. Other themes and sites arround the shoulder:. Diseases of the shoulder ( german ). Http:/ www.schulterinfo.de. Http:/ www.schulter.info. Diseases of the shoulder ( english ). Http:/ www.shoulderinformation.com. Http:/ www.schulterprothesen.net. Http:/ www.schulterprothesen.com. Http:/ www.shoulderprosthesis.com. Http:/ www.prothesenatlas.de. Frozen shoulder ( german ). Http:/ www.schultersteife.de.

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Acromioclavicular arthritis of the shoulder

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. A view into the shoulder joint through mini incisions. Pain due to pressure beneath the shoulder roff. Arthritis at the acromioclavicular joint. What is an arthritis of the ac joint? Acromioclavicular arthritis is a bony destruction at the joint, which is formed by the lateral clavicle and the shoulder roof, called the acromion. AC arthritis is one of the most frequent joint destruction of the human body. Or rotator cuff tear.

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Humeral head necrosis, osteonecrosis shoulder

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. X-ray of a humeral head necrosis. Here you can read:. What is a humeral head necrosis? Signs and symptoms of a humeral head necrosis? How does a humeral head necrosis develop? How to treat a humeral head necrosis? What is a humeral head necrosis? Ina humeral head necrosis of the shoulder the bone of the humeral head becomes necrotic, which means that it is dead. Signs and symptoms of a humeral head necrosis? You will find us here.

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Shoulder instabilities and shoulder dislocations

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. An arthroscopic view into the shoulder joint. How to stabilize a dislocating shoulder joint with a scope. Shoulder instabilities and dislocations. A so called Bankart lesion - a tear of the anterior and inferior labrum - is responsible for an unstable shoulder, amongst others. Here you can read:. What is a shoulder instability? Signs and symptoms of a shoulder dislocation or instability? Classifications for shoulder instabilties.

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Shoulder infections

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. Here you can read:. What is a shoulder infection? Signs and symptoms of a shoulder infection. How to treat shoulder infections? How does a shoulder infection develop? Types of shoulder infections. What about a prognosis after a shoulder infection? What is the natural course of a shoulder infection? What is a shoulder infection? Signs and symptoms of a shoulder infection:. How to treat shoulder infections? X-ray of the left shoul...

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Arthritis of the shoulder joint

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. A view into the shoulder joint through mini incisions. X-ray of the shoulder. An oldfashioned but effective diagnostic method. Arthritis of the shoulder. Here you can read:. What is an arthritis of the shoulder? Signs and symptoms of a shoulder arthritis? Development of a shoulder arthritis? How to treat a shoulder arthritis? Who is at risk for a shoulder arthritis? What is an arthritis of the shoulder? How to treat a shoulder a...

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Bideps tendon tears / ruptures

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. Visual diagnosis : bilateral biceps tear. Here you can read:. What is a biceps rupture? Problems with biceps tears? How do biceps tears happen? How to treat the torn biceps? What is a biceps tear? Problems with biceps tears:. How do biceps tears happen? How to treat the torn biceps:? New techniques, like suture anchors or bioresorbable screws, make it possible to perform such operations quicker and safer. You will find us here.

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Impingement syndrome of the shoulder

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. A decompression of the impingement syndrome is done arthroscopically . Calcium depositis are causing an impingement with pain . An endoscopic view into the shoulder joint . Impingement syndrome of the shoulder. Here you can read:. What is an impingement of the shoulder? Who is affected by a shoulder impingement? Types of shoulder impingement:. How does a shoulder impingement develop? How to treat a shoulder impingement:. Treatme...

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Coracoclavicular joints

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. What is a coracoclavicular joint? It is a rare joint between the coracoid process and the clavicle. Only 0.4 to 1.2 percent of all people have a coracoclavicular joint. How does a coracoclavicular joint develop? Coracoclavicular joints are congenital. Some races, like in Asia, have more coracoclavicular joints than others. What do I feel when I am suffering from a coracoclavicular joint? 3D picture of a coracoclavicular joint.

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SLAP lesions of the shoulder

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Shoulder service - Orthopaedic Department, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, Germany. Pain and snapping due to an unstable shoulder. A view into the shoulder joint through mini incisions. SLAP 3 lesion in a 29 year old professional athlete. He felt onto the outstretched. Arm while playing a tennis match. X-ray of an arthroscopic SLAP 2 a repair. Suture anchors remain permanently. Here you can read:. What is a SLAP lesion? What is causing a SLAP lesion? Types of SLAP lesions. Signs and symptoms of a SLAP lesion?