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Thiago Bc Almeida1,2, Luciano Pascarelli1, Roberto R Bongiovanni1

  • 1Shoulder and Elbow Department, Hospital IFOR - Rede D'Or, São Bernardo do Campo, SP, Brazil.

Shoulder & elbow
|November 17, 2023
PubMed
概括

使用腿筋移植的下梯肌移植改善了肩膀功能,并减少了轮袖口无法修复的患者的疼痛. 这种手术技术对符合条件的患者,特别是65岁以下的患者来说是有前途的.

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腿筋肌 腿筋肌这是不可挽回的,不可挽回的.旋转器袖子的旋转器袖子肌转移是因为肌转移.

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