1992
DOI: 10.1016/1058-2746(92)90014-t
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Inferior capsular shift for inferior and multidirectional instability of the shoulder in young children: Report of two cases

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“…In fact, each of the 2 operated patients had undergone an open staple capsulorrhaphy or Bankart type repair with no capsular shift, which is known to be the technique of choice in patients with this type of recurrent shoulder dislocation. 11,13 We found the prevalence of Hill-Sachs defects to be lower in those shoulders that had had fewer than 3 redislocations than in those with a higher number of recurrences. This suggests that in adolescents, as in adults, 15 the defect in the humeral head may occur either at the time of the primary dislocation or during redislocations.…”
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confidence: 81%
“…In fact, each of the 2 operated patients had undergone an open staple capsulorrhaphy or Bankart type repair with no capsular shift, which is known to be the technique of choice in patients with this type of recurrent shoulder dislocation. 11,13 We found the prevalence of Hill-Sachs defects to be lower in those shoulders that had had fewer than 3 redislocations than in those with a higher number of recurrences. This suggests that in adolescents, as in adults, 15 the defect in the humeral head may occur either at the time of the primary dislocation or during redislocations.…”
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confidence: 81%
“…Bei Kindern mit therapieresistenter, multidirektionaler Instabilität wurde von Mizuno et al [18] die bestehende Ausweitung der Gelenkkapsel mittels einer Raffung im T-Shift nach Neer et al [19] mit gutem Erfolg korrigiert.…”
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