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http://icjr.net/report_484_painful_tsa#.VaXOlPl_Okr
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Sumant “Butch” Krishan, MD, from Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, and Lawrence V. Gulotta, MD, from Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, discuss their protocols for evaluating and treating a painful total shoulder arthroplasty (TSA) in the absence of loose components, as well as review their indications for revising a painful TSA.
RELATED: Dr. Gulotta on dealing with the painful TSA, from ICJR’s Las Vegas Shoulder Course
Producer: Susan Doan-Johnson; Director and Post Production: Charles Maynard
Este artículo es originalmente publicado en:
http://icjr.net/report_484_painful_tsa#.VaXOlPl_Okr
De:
Sumant “Butch” Krishan, MD, from Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, and Lawrence V. Gulotta, MD, from Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, discuss their protocols for evaluating and treating a painful total shoulder arthroplasty (TSA) in the absence of loose components, as well as review their indications for revising a painful TSA.
RELATED: Dr. Gulotta on dealing with the painful TSA, from ICJR’s Las Vegas Shoulder Course
Producer: Susan Doan-Johnson; Director and Post Production: Charles Maynard
Dr. Butch Krishnan & Dr. Lawrence Gulotta on evaluating & treating a painful TSA http://t.co/5bjrBhEzom pic.twitter.com/WCnTbOLOsD
— ICJR (@ICJRortho) julio 14, 2015