Artroplastia parcial de substituição para o tratamento da luxação glenoumeral posterior inveterada em paciente acima de 60 anos
Keywords:
Shoulder dislocation, HemiarthroplastyAbstract
Posterior glenohumeral shoulder dislocation is an injury commonly overlooked in orthopedic medical care and often diagnosed late. In this article, the authors present the surgical partial replacement arthroplasty technique for posterior inveterate glenohumeral dislocation with humeral bone loss, its indications, postoperative driving and patient outcomes.
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