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ローターター・カフ・リペア vs. 大量の破裂のための逆関節整形術:患者中心の結果分析

Fatih Emre Topsakal1, Ekrem Özdemir1, Nasuhi Altay1

  • 1Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology, Erzurum City Hospital, 25240, Erzurum, Türkiye.

Journal of orthopaedics
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

関節炎なしの大規模な回転カフの撕裂の場合,若年患者における関節鏡による回転カフ修復 (RCR) は,逆肩関節整形術 (RSA) よりも優れた運動範囲と機能をもたらします. RSAは,重度の涙がある高齢の患者に適しています.

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関節鏡による回転カフの修理機能的スコアは機能的スコアです.巨大な回転器マスクの破裂.患者によって報告されたアウトカム逆肩関節整形術を施しました.

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