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Yücel, Ahmet Hilmi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Scapula’nın morfometrik analizi ve klinik önemi
    Cukurova Medical Journal, 2019
    Co-Authors: Kabakçı, Ayşe Gül, Polat Sema, Yücel, Ahmet Hilmi
    Abstract:

    Purpose: The aim of this study is to obtain morphometric and anatomic measurements of dry human Scapula which is an important component of shoulder girdle and compared intercommunal. Materials and Methods: Sixty-nine (69) Scapula of unknown gender and age of an Anatolian population are included in this study. Measurement parameters consist of Scapula maximum length (SL), Scapula maximum width (SW), Spine of Scapula length (SSL), glenoid cavity infero-superior width (CGSIW), glenoid cavity anteroposterior width (CGAPW), medial border length supraspinata (MBLS), medial border length infraspinata (MBLI), lateral border length (LBL), the distance between acromion and glenoid cavity (AGCD) and the distance between glenoid cavity and coracoid process (GCCPD). Also, Scapular index (SI), glenoid index (GI) and infraspinat index (ISI) were calculated. Results: Sixty nine (69) Scapula are divided into two; thirty one (31) right and thirty eight (38) left. The means of measurement parameters and measurements are found as below: Scapula maximum length; 14.08±1.25 cm, Scapula maximum width; 9.85±0.80 cm, Spine of Scapula length; 8.19±0.87 cm, glenoid cavity supero inferior width; 3.68±0.36 cm, glenoid cavity antero-posterior width; 2.51±0.27 cm, medial border length supraspinata; 4.68±0.44 cm, medial border length infraspinata; 10.71±1.11 cm, lateral border length; 12.25±1.15 cm, the distance between acromion and glenoid cavity; 2.63±0.42 cm and the distance between glenoid cavity and coracoid process; 2.00±0.28 cm. Conclusion: Knowing the anatomy of the Scapula and obtaining of the morphometric measurements of it, has importance in terms of surgical approaches and pathologies related to Scapula

Kabakçı, Ayşe Gül - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Scapula’nın morfometrik analizi ve klinik önemi
    Cukurova Medical Journal, 2019
    Co-Authors: Kabakçı, Ayşe Gül, Polat Sema, Yücel, Ahmet Hilmi
    Abstract:

    Purpose: The aim of this study is to obtain morphometric and anatomic measurements of dry human Scapula which is an important component of shoulder girdle and compared intercommunal. Materials and Methods: Sixty-nine (69) Scapula of unknown gender and age of an Anatolian population are included in this study. Measurement parameters consist of Scapula maximum length (SL), Scapula maximum width (SW), Spine of Scapula length (SSL), glenoid cavity infero-superior width (CGSIW), glenoid cavity anteroposterior width (CGAPW), medial border length supraspinata (MBLS), medial border length infraspinata (MBLI), lateral border length (LBL), the distance between acromion and glenoid cavity (AGCD) and the distance between glenoid cavity and coracoid process (GCCPD). Also, Scapular index (SI), glenoid index (GI) and infraspinat index (ISI) were calculated. Results: Sixty nine (69) Scapula are divided into two; thirty one (31) right and thirty eight (38) left. The means of measurement parameters and measurements are found as below: Scapula maximum length; 14.08±1.25 cm, Scapula maximum width; 9.85±0.80 cm, Spine of Scapula length; 8.19±0.87 cm, glenoid cavity supero inferior width; 3.68±0.36 cm, glenoid cavity antero-posterior width; 2.51±0.27 cm, medial border length supraspinata; 4.68±0.44 cm, medial border length infraspinata; 10.71±1.11 cm, lateral border length; 12.25±1.15 cm, the distance between acromion and glenoid cavity; 2.63±0.42 cm and the distance between glenoid cavity and coracoid process; 2.00±0.28 cm. Conclusion: Knowing the anatomy of the Scapula and obtaining of the morphometric measurements of it, has importance in terms of surgical approaches and pathologies related to Scapula

Polat Sema - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Scapula’nın morfometrik analizi ve klinik önemi
    Cukurova Medical Journal, 2019
    Co-Authors: Kabakçı, Ayşe Gül, Polat Sema, Yücel, Ahmet Hilmi
    Abstract:

    Purpose: The aim of this study is to obtain morphometric and anatomic measurements of dry human Scapula which is an important component of shoulder girdle and compared intercommunal. Materials and Methods: Sixty-nine (69) Scapula of unknown gender and age of an Anatolian population are included in this study. Measurement parameters consist of Scapula maximum length (SL), Scapula maximum width (SW), Spine of Scapula length (SSL), glenoid cavity infero-superior width (CGSIW), glenoid cavity anteroposterior width (CGAPW), medial border length supraspinata (MBLS), medial border length infraspinata (MBLI), lateral border length (LBL), the distance between acromion and glenoid cavity (AGCD) and the distance between glenoid cavity and coracoid process (GCCPD). Also, Scapular index (SI), glenoid index (GI) and infraspinat index (ISI) were calculated. Results: Sixty nine (69) Scapula are divided into two; thirty one (31) right and thirty eight (38) left. The means of measurement parameters and measurements are found as below: Scapula maximum length; 14.08±1.25 cm, Scapula maximum width; 9.85±0.80 cm, Spine of Scapula length; 8.19±0.87 cm, glenoid cavity supero inferior width; 3.68±0.36 cm, glenoid cavity antero-posterior width; 2.51±0.27 cm, medial border length supraspinata; 4.68±0.44 cm, medial border length infraspinata; 10.71±1.11 cm, lateral border length; 12.25±1.15 cm, the distance between acromion and glenoid cavity; 2.63±0.42 cm and the distance between glenoid cavity and coracoid process; 2.00±0.28 cm. Conclusion: Knowing the anatomy of the Scapula and obtaining of the morphometric measurements of it, has importance in terms of surgical approaches and pathologies related to Scapula

Jagdish Menon - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Unusual inferior dislocation of shoulder: reduction by two-step maneuver: a case report
    Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research, 2009
    Co-Authors: S Saseendar, Dinesh K Agarwal, Dilip K Patro, Jagdish Menon
    Abstract:

    Dislocation of the shoulder is the commonest of all large joint dislocations. Inferior dislocation constitutes 0.5% of all shoulder dislocations. It characteristically presents with overhead abduction of the arm, the humerus being parallel to the Spine of Scapula. We present an unusual case of recurrent luxatio erecta in which the arm transformed later into an adducted position resembling the more common anterior shoulder dislocation. Such a case has not been described before in English literature. Closed reduction by the two-step maneuver was successful with a single attempt. MRI revealed posterior labral tear and a Hill-Sachs variant lesion on the superolateral aspect of humeral head. Immobilisation in a chest-arm bandage followed by physiotherapy yielded excellent results. The case is first of its kind; the unusual mechanism, unique radiological findings and alternate method of treatment are discussed.

S Saseendar - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Unusual inferior dislocation of shoulder: reduction by two-step maneuver: a case report
    Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research, 2009
    Co-Authors: S Saseendar, Dinesh K Agarwal, Dilip K Patro, Jagdish Menon
    Abstract:

    Dislocation of the shoulder is the commonest of all large joint dislocations. Inferior dislocation constitutes 0.5% of all shoulder dislocations. It characteristically presents with overhead abduction of the arm, the humerus being parallel to the Spine of Scapula. We present an unusual case of recurrent luxatio erecta in which the arm transformed later into an adducted position resembling the more common anterior shoulder dislocation. Such a case has not been described before in English literature. Closed reduction by the two-step maneuver was successful with a single attempt. MRI revealed posterior labral tear and a Hill-Sachs variant lesion on the superolateral aspect of humeral head. Immobilisation in a chest-arm bandage followed by physiotherapy yielded excellent results. The case is first of its kind; the unusual mechanism, unique radiological findings and alternate method of treatment are discussed.