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2010, Number 3

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Ortho-tips 2010; 6 (3)

Injerto en «J» para el tratamiento de la pérdida ósea en la glenoides en la inestabilidad recurrente anterior del hombro

Kralinger F, Wambacher M, Resch H

Language: Spanish
References: 22
Page: 178-183
PDF size: 212.90 Kb.


ABSTRACT

In last decade, concern by the bone loss of the glenoid cavity when surgical repair to avoid glenohumeral instability is planned, has grown. The glenoides deficiency lies in a limited concavity- compression mechanism and glenoid arc length diminished, resulting in a width mismatch leads to glenohumeral instability. To avoid this problem, the authors propose the implementation of a graft, taken from the iliac crest, «J» shaped and inserted by press fit by beneath the articular surface of glenoid cavity which addresses the bone loss. By Kendall correlation coefficient, it has proven the effectiveness of this technique.


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