K S Conn,R N Villar
K S Conn
The torn acetabular labrum is a classical indication for hip arthroscopy. Clinical and imaging diagnosis are not so reliable compared to hip arthroscopy, which also allows therapeutic intervention. Advances in the technique of arthroscopic ...
MR arthrography in lesions of the labrum acetabulare. : Technique and role [0.03%]
磁共振造影在髋关节盂唇病变中的应用及作用：技术与角色分析
M Urban,S Hofmann,C Tschauner et al.
M Urban et al.
Magnetic Resonance imaging with its excellent soft tissue contrast represents the method of choice for examination of intraarticular and periarticular structures of joints. However, conventional MR-imaging without intraarticular contrast ap...
S Hofmann,C Tschauner,M Urban et al.
S Hofmann et al.
Labral lesions are common findings in residual hip dysplasia, indicating biomechanical decompensation of the hip joint. MR-Arthrography has shown an excellent accuracy of over 90 % to detect these lesions. Nevertheless, so far clinical sing...
R Putz,C Schrank
R Putz
The acetabular labrum appears as a bundle of distinctly circular lined up collagenous fibers. It surrounds the limbus tangentially and is separated from the cartilagenous covered facies lunata through a thin gap (fissure) except of a small ...
R Graf
R Graf
The knowledge of embryology and early development of the hip joint (and especially the "Anlage" of the acetabular labrum) is necessary to correctly understand further growth disturbances and developmental dysplasias and dislocations of the ...
N Wülker
N Wülker
Secondary operation for elbow flexion reconstruction after brachial plexus lesion [0.03%]
臂丛神经损伤后肘关节屈曲重建的二期手术治疗
A Berger,R Hierner,M H-J Becker
A Berger
Elbow flexion plays a key role in the overall function of the upper extremity. In the case of unilateral complete brachial plexus lesion, restoration of elbow flexion will dramatically increase the patient's chances of regaining bimanual pr...
O Rühmann,C J Wirth,F Gossé
O Rühmann
In most cases the genesis of brachial plexus palsy is traumatic, often because of bike accidents. If physiotherapy and neurosurgical procedures such as nerve repair do not have the desired outcome, muscle transfer operations are possible. T...
D Kohn,S Rupp
D Kohn
After loss of active glenohumeral motion the arm cannot be positioned in space and function is impaired. Fusion of the glenohumeral joint creates a new platform for the movement of elbow, hand and fingers and leads to an improvement of func...