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Disorders and injuries of the shoulder
Anatomy and biomechanics
Examination techniques
Instability
Biceps tendon and limbus
Rotator cuff
Fractures of the shoulder girdl
Arthrosis in the shoulder girdle
Arthritis of the shoulder girdle
Metabolic disorders
Congenital deformities
Tumours
Functional problems
Rehabilitation
Complications
Physiotherapy after surgical procedures on the shoulder
 
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8008 Zurich
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Dr. med. Christoph Thür
FMH Surgery, Traumatology, Shoulder Surgery
T: +41 44 252 05 65
F: +41 44 252 05 68

Dr. med. Ludwig Labler
FMH Surgery, Traumatology
T: +41 44 300 11 66
F: +41 44 300 11 77
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Dr. med. Kourosh Modaressi
FMH Surgery, Traumatology
T: +41 44 521 21 21
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Congenital deformities
  
 
Congenital deformities
Fortunately these are very rare. A wide range of deformities are described in the literature. On the one hand, the patient frequently does not even notice them, but on the other the mobility, strength and function of the shoulder can be so badly affected that invalidity results. Congenital deformities can affect not only the bony skeleton, but also the tendons, muscle sheaths, ligaments, nerves or blood supply. A wide variety of corrective treatments are available for such deformities, and these should be left to those surgeons who are very frequently confronted with these types of problems.