Two clavicle tunnels widening (cTW) were detected ... Conclusion: Arthroscopically assisted AC joint and CC ligament anatomical reconstruction with biological graft is a feasible and promising ...

Type IV injuries involve the complete tear of the AC, CC ligaments and trapezial fascia injury with the posterior displacement of the distal clavicle. Type V AC joint separation is characterized by a ...

Each specimen consisted of a clavicle, the acromioclavicular joint, the coracoclavicular and coracoacromial ligaments, and the scapula. All specimens were free of significant acromioclavicular ...

However, none of them reproduce the ligaments but only the muscles, nor do they focus on the shoulder complex, including the clavicle and scapula, which is one of the most complex parts of the body.

The sternoclavicular ligaments connect the sternum to the clavicle, while the costoclavicular ligaments stretch from the first rib to the clavicle. Dislocation.Dislocation happens when the two ...

Ligaments in the shoulder connect your humerus to your shoulder blade (also called the scapula). They also connect the clavicle, or collarbone, to the top of your shoulder blade. When these get ...

Trauma to the acromioclavicular joint, such as a direct blow to the front of the shoulder or falling and landing on an outstretched hand, can injure the ligaments holding the acromion and clavicle ...

If there are torn ligaments associated with the fracture, then surgery may be indicated, although it is controversial. The pluses and minuses of surgery should be discussed with your doctor.

But since the clavicle is a twisted bone with a small central cavity, this procedure has unique risks. Additional fractures at the time of fixation and nonunion can occur.

plus what’s called the coracoclavicular ligaments that basically hold the clavicle down to the scapula.” Context: Soppe emphasized that since he hasn’t seen Richardson’s specific Grade 3 ...