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Dr. med. Ludwig Labler
FMH Surgery, Traumatology
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Dr. med. Kourosh Modaressi
FMH Surgery, Traumatology
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Disorders and injuries of the shoulder	Anatomy and biomechanics	Anatomy and biomechanics of the shoulder
		Superficial muscle layer: "movement cuff"
		Deep muscle layer: "centring cuff = rotator cuff"
		The biceps tendon
		Ligaments and joint capsule
		The acromioclavicular (AC) and sternoclavicular (SC) joints and the suspensory apparatus of the shoulder
	Examination techniques	Medical examination of the patient
	Instability	Trauma-related instability of the shoulder
		Offene Stabilisationsoperationen
		Constitutionally-related shoulder instability
		Instability of the acromioclavicular joint: AC joint
		Instability of the SC joint
		Apical instability
	Biceps tendon and limbus	Biceps tendon
		Limbus (joint meniscus)
		Treatement
	Rotator cuff	Tearing of the rotator cuff and its consequences	"Simple" rotator cuff reconstruction
			Major RC defects and their treatment
			Deltoid flap reconstruction
			Postoperative management of RC reconstruction
			Der nicht mehr rekonstruierbare Rotatoren-manschettendefekt
		Loosening of the rotator cuff, thinning and formation of a bottleneck beneath the acromion (impingement syndrome)	Surgical treatment
		Inflammatory disorders of the rotator cuff, joint capsule and bursa	Inflammation of the bursa
	Fractures of the shoulder girdl	Subcapital humeral head fracture	Publication 1 Versorgung der Tuberkulum majus - Fraktur
			Publication 2 Versorgung der Mehrfragment - Fraktur - Teil 1
			Publication 2 Versorgung der Mehrfragment - Fraktur - Teil 2
			Publication 2 Versorgung der Mehrfragment - Fraktur - Teil 3
		Fractures of the shoulder blade
		Fractures of the collarbone
	Arthrosis in the shoulder girdle	Shoulder arthrosis (omarthrosis)
		Acromioclavicular arthrosis
		Sternoclavicular arthrosis (between the collarbone and breast bone)
	Arthritis of the shoulder girdle	Arthritis of the shoulder
		Arthritis of the AC and SC joints
	Metabolic disorders	Gout, diabetes mellitus, etc.
	Congenital deformities	Congenital deformities
	Tumours	Tumours
	Functional problems	Functional problems incl. psychosomatic disorders, neck, shoulder and arm pain due to irritation of the spine and the veins in the neck and arm
	Rehabilitation	Post-operative rehabilitation of shoulders
		The three phases of shoulder rehabilitation
	Complications	Complications that can occur after a shoulder operation
		Costs
	Physiotherapy after surgical procedures on the shoulder	Phase 1: Wound healing / rest on a cushioned splint (weeks 1-6)
		Phase 2: Mobility, movement sensation, start of strength training (weeks 6-12)
		Phase 3: Strength build-up, stamina, improvement of general strength, sport
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