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Malo Le Hanneur1,2, Victor Housset1, Vincent Martinel3

  • 1The Shoulder Clinic-Groupe Maussins, Paris, France.

Video journal of sports medicine
|May 1, 2025
PubMed
概括

斜背肌移动 (LD) 是活跃患者无可挽回的下骨 (SSC) 撕裂的可行的手术选择. 这种手术提供了可靠的结果,并发症率低,使其成为管理复杂的肩部伤害的安全替代方案.

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不能挽回的肌撕裂是不可挽回的拉提西姆斯背部 (latissimus dorsi) 是一个非常重要的部位.旋转器袖口撕裂的情况这是一个 subscapularis.肌转移是因为肌转移.

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