2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00590-021-02960-y
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Complications after open Latarjet procedure: influence of arm positioning on musculocutaneous and axillary nerve function

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“…They found no changes in conduction in the neutral position, but 36% of cases (n = 4) showed neurophysiological changes in the externally rotated position. 36 However, in the medium-term follow-up, this did not have a clinical impact. Because the impact on functional outcomes seems limited, the adapted anatomy is relevant for revision surgery.…”
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“…They found no changes in conduction in the neutral position, but 36% of cases (n = 4) showed neurophysiological changes in the externally rotated position. 36 However, in the medium-term follow-up, this did not have a clinical impact. Because the impact on functional outcomes seems limited, the adapted anatomy is relevant for revision surgery.…”
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confidence: 90%
“… 35 A clinical study showed no changes in nerve conduction of the musculocutaneous nerve in the neutral position, but changes did occur in the externally rotated position. 36 …”
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