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pro vyhledávání: '"Luciana Andrade"'
Autor:
Caio Santos Checchia, Alberto Naoki Miyazaki, Guilherme Do Val Sella, Luciana Andrade Da Silva
Publikováno v:
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery. 32:e249-e250
Autor:
Checchia, Caio Santos, Miyazaki, Alberto Naoki, Val Sella, Guilherme Do, Da Silva, Luciana Andrade
Publikováno v:
In Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery May 2023 32(5):e249-e250
Autor:
Sergio Luiz Checchia, Marcelo A.C. Nico, Guinel H. Filho, Guilherme do Val Sella, Luciana Andrade da Silva, Alberto Naoki Miyazaki
Publikováno v:
Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery. 26(10)
Background The current trend in the treatment of acromioclavicular dislocations is to reconstruct the coracoclavicular ligaments by using transosseous tunnels in the coracoid process or in the clavicle, yet there is no definition as to the location o
Autor:
Pedro Reck dos Santos, Alberto Naoki Miyazaki, Eiji Itoi, Guilherme do Vall Sella, Leandro Gervazoni Debom, Sergio Luiz Checchia, Éder Menegassi Martel, Luciana Andrade da Silva, Manoel Loyola Andrade, Marcelo Fregoneze, Hirotaka Sano
Publikováno v:
Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery. 20(7)
Background We compared the acromion index, a lateral tilt of the acromion described by Nyffeler et al as a possible cause of rotator cuff tears (RCTs), in 2 different populations: Brazilian and Japanese. Methods Patients with full-thickness RCTs diag
Autor:
Sergio Luiz Checchia, Luciana Andrade da Silva, Marcelo Fregoneze, Alberto Naoki Miyazaki, Pedro Doneux
Publikováno v:
Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery. 17(3)
Whenever indicated, distal clavicle fractures can be treated with a double loop of a nonabsorbable, #5 suture around the clavicle and under the coracoid. We developed an all arthroscopic technique to perform this procedure. From January to September
Autor:
Alberto Naoki Miyazaki, Cássio Masiole, Luciana Andrade da Silva, Pedro Doneux, Carlos Y. Tsutida, Marcelo Fregoneze, Sergio Luiz Checchia, Andrea Ossada
Publikováno v:
Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery. 14(2)
Associated lesions of the biceps tendon are commonly found during arthroscopic repair of rotator cuff tears. These lesions are treated with tenodesis, classically performed through an open approach. However, it seems reasonable to seek a single appro