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Clinics in Orthopedic Surgery|March 7, 2022
Patients Lost to Follow-up in Shoulder Arthroplasty: Descriptive Characteristics and ReasonsCarlos Torrens, Raquel Martínez, Fernando SantanaInternational Orthopaedics|August 20, 2020
Opinion leaders in the medical community attract more attention than randomized controlled trials in shoulder surgeryCarlos Torrens, Fernando Santana, Joan MiquelJournal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research|May 1, 2019
Do we really allow patient decision-making in rotator cuff surgery? A prospective randomized studyCarlos Torrens, Joan Miquel, Fernando SantanaInternational Orthopaedics|May 20, 2016
A vast majority of preliminary reports published in the shoulder literature are not followed by long-time follow-up studies - a literature reviewJoan Miquel, Fernando Santana, Carlos TorrensJournal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery|October 1, 2015
The minimal clinically important difference for function and strength in patients undergoing reverse shoulder arthroplastyCarlos Torrens, Pau Guirro, Fernando SantanaPatient Related Outcome Measures|November 8, 2019
Optimistic bias: the more you do, the better you think it goes. Survey analysis of reverse shoulder arthroplastyCarlos Torrens, Joan Miquel, Fernando SantanaAmerican Journal of Orthopedics (Belle Mead, N.J.)|October 1, 2013
Retrospective study of scapular notches in reverse shoulder arthroplastiesCarlos Torrens, Fernando Santana, Benito Picazo, et al.Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery|October 16, 2016
Influence of glenosphere size on the development of scapular notching: a prospective randomized studyCarlos Torrens, Pau Guirro, Joan Miquel, et al.Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research|September 16, 2018
How do we deliver our findings? Analysis of podium presentations at shoulder meetingsJoan Miquel, Fernando Santana, Albert Barrera, et al.Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery|December 1, 2019
Can small glenospheres with eccentricity reduce scapular notching as effectively as large glenospheres without eccentricity? A prospective randomized studyCarlos Torrens, Joan Miquel, Raquel Martínez, et al.Pageof 5