Acromioclavicular joint augmentation at the time of coracoclavicular ligament reconstruction fails to improve functional outcomes despite significantly improved horizontal stability

Overview of attention for article published in Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy, September 2018

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@OJSM_SportsMed Although other procedures might help restore horizontal stability this doesn't necessarily translate to better clinical outcomes. As demonstrated in our systematic review.. https://t.co/A6f8TganpB

25 Mar 2020

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RT @kc_ortho: @BoneDoc95 @InvictaOrtho @JSESMedia @SpOrthopod @WesternOrtho I've got you covered too!..heres our review on another related…

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@BoneDoc95 @InvictaOrtho @JSESMedia @SpOrthopod @WesternOrtho I've got you covered too!..heres our review on another related hot topic ACJ augmentation and horizontal stability at the time of coracoclavicular reconstruction... https://t.co/irqejEDhIb

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