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Arthroskopische Diagnostik und Therapie der Instabilität

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Unter Laxität versteht man die passive Verschieblichkeit (Translation) des Humeruskopfes in der Glenoidebene, wie sie schmerzfrei und asymtomatisch bei der klinischen Untersuchung gefunden wird. Die Laxität ist positionsabhängig von der Stellung des Humeruskopfes und Bedingung für eine normale glenohumerale Motilität. Konstitutionelle Faktoren sowie Alter und Geschlecht beeinflussen die individuelle Ausprägung der Laxität.

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Nebelung, W., Wiedemann, E. (2002). Arthroskopische Diagnostik und Therapie der Instabilität. In: Nebelung, W., Wiedemann, E. (eds) Schulterarthroskopie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09820-2_7

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