A comprehensive analysis of the acromial morphology and etiological factors of partial rotator cuff tears

Group B was found to have a significantly larger mean CSA compared to Group A. Group B occurred more often in patients with inferior osteophytes of the acromial center on the acromion, suggesting the involvement of extrinsic factors.

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JSES International
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2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jseint.2024.08.194
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Shoulder Injury and Treatment
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A comprehensive analysis of the acromial morphology and etiological factors of partial rotator cuff tears

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A comprehensive analysis of the acromial morphology and etiological factors of partial rotator cuff tears

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Abstract

Group B was found to have a significantly larger mean CSA compared to Group A. Group B occurred more often in patients with inferior osteophytes of the acromial center on the acromion, suggesting the involvement of extrinsic factors.

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Hiroshima University (JP), Higashihiroshima Medical Center (JP), Asahi General Hospital (JP), Nishijin Hospital (JP)
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