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Tendons, ligaments, and capsule of the rotator cuff. Gross and microscopic anatomy by Clark, J M, Harryman, D T

“…We investigated the structure of the myotendinous rotator cuff in thirty-two grossly intact cuffs from thirty fresh cadavera of subjects who had been seventeen…”
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Capsulolabral Augmentation for the Management of Posteroinferior Instability of the Shoulder by Antoniou, John, Duckworth, David T, Harryman, Douglas T

“…BackgroundPosteroinferior instability of the shoulder has been associated with capsular laxity. The purposes of the present study were to describe the…”
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The role of the rotator interval capsule in passive motion and stability of the shoulder by Harryman, D T, Sidles, J A, Harris, S L, Matsen, F A

“…The purpose of this study was to characterize the role of the capsule in the interval between the supraspinatus and subscapularis tendons with respect to…”
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Repairs of the rotator cuff. Correlation of functional results with integrity of the cuff by Harryman, D T, Mack, L A, Wang, K Y, Jackins, S E, Richardson, M L, Matsen, F A

“…We evaluated the results of 105 operative repairs of tears of the rotator cuff of the shoulder in eighty-nine patients at an average of five years…”
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Translation of the humeral head on the glenoid with passive glenohumeral motion by Harryman, D T, Sidles, J A, Clark, J M, McQuade, K J, Gibb, T D, Matsen, F A

“…We have demonstrated that certain passive motions of the glenohumeral joint are reproducibly accompanied by translation of the head of the humerus on the…”
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Effect of a Chondral-Labral Defect on Glenoid Concavity and Glenohumeral Stability. A Cadaveric Model by LAZARUS, MARK D, SIDLES, JOHN A, HARRYMAN, DOUGLAS T, MATSEN, FREDERICK A

“…One of the primary stabilizing mechanisms of the glenohumeral joint is concavity-compression, the maintenance of the humeral head in the concave glenoid fossa…”
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The effect of articular conformity and the size of the humeral head component on laxity and motion after glenohumeral arthroplasty. A study in cadavera by Harryman, D T, Sidles, J A, Harris, S L, Lippitt, S B, Matsen, F A

“…We used a cadaveric model to examine the mechanical effects of changes in the conformity of the articular surfaces and the size of the humeral head component…”
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Arthroscopic management of refractory shoulder stiffness by Harryman, 2nd, D T, Matsen, 3rd, F A, Sidles, J A

“…Glenohumeral stiffness is a major cause of shoulder disability and pain. Conventional management strategies often fail to yield consistent or prompt return of…”
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Optimizing arthroscopic knots using braided or monofilament suture by Loutzenheiser, TD, Harryman, DT, Ziegler, DW, Yung, SW

“…Surgeons need to know how the material properties of a suture affect the security of a surgical knot. The purpose of this study was to compare the security of…”
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Optimizing arthroscopic knots by Loutzenheiser, T D, Harryman, 2nd, D T, Yung, S W, France, M P, Sidles, J A

“…Arthroscopic repairs, such as those for shoulder instability, are commonly performed. However, the failure rate after arthroscopic repair appears to be higher…”
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Mechanics of glenohumeral instability by Matsen, 3rd, F A, Harryman, 2nd, D T, Sidles, J A

“…The glenohumeral joint is designed for mobility and is normally lax. It is stabilized in its midrange by its limited joint volume and concavity-compression. It…”
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Useful boundaries of the subacromial bursa by Beals, TC, Harryman, DT, Lazarus, MD

“…The anatomic boundaries the subacromial bursa may serve as a useful guide for surgical orientation and safety. The goals of this study were to measure the…”
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Posterior instability by Antoniou, J, Harryman, 2nd, D T

“…Posterior shoulder instability is a pathology that is increasingly seen in athletes. Excessive capsular laxity was originally proposed as the key component…”
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The effect of capsular venting on glenohumeral laxity by Gibb, T D, Sidles, J A, Harryman, 2nd, D T, McQuade, K J, Matsen, 3rd, F A

“…Anesthetized shoulders are frequently stable against forces applied during drawer and sulcus tests, even though the shoulder muscles are inactive and do not…”
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A prospective, multipractice study of shoulder function and health status in patients with documented rotator cuff tears by Smith, Kevin L., Harryman, Douglas T., Antoniou, John, Campbell, Barry, Sidles, John A., Matsen, Frederick A.

“…A total of 191 patients from 29 orthopedic practices are analyzed in this report. All had full-thickness tears documented by imaging tests and/or surgical…”
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Capsulolabral augmentation increases glenohumeral stability in the cadaver shoulder by Metcalf, Michael H., Pon, Jonathan D., Harryman, Douglas T., Loutzenheiser, Todd, Sidles, John A.

“…Multidirectional instability is not clearly understood. Excessive capsular laxity has been proposed as the key component. However, because ligaments fail to…”
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Arthroscopic labral repair to the glenoid rim by Harryman, 2nd, D T, Ballmer, F P, Harris, S L, Sidles, J A

“…The purpose of this study was to develop a new arthroscopic approach for traumatic instability that effectively reattaches avulsed capsulolabral tissue to the…”
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Practical guidelines to safe surgery about the subscapularis by Yung, Shing-Wai, Lazarus, Mark D., Harryman, Douglas T.

“…Surgical mobilization of an adherent or retracted subscapularis tendon is often necessary whenever an attempt is made to restore function to the glenohumeral…”
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Management of the stiff shoulder by Goldberg, B A, Scarlat, M M, Harryman, 2nd, D T

“…Shoulder stiffness occurs as a result of (1) contractures of the intraarticular capsule or muscle-tendon units or (2) adhesions within the extraarticular…”
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The humeroscapular motion interface by Romeo, A A, Loutzenheiser, T, Rhee, Y G, Sidles, J A, Harryman, 2nd, D T, Matsen, 3rd, F A

“…Motion between the humerus and scapula commonly is described as glenohumeral motion. However, humeroscapular motion occurs at two distinct sites. In addition…”
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