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Subscapularis insufficiency and the risk of shoulder dislocation after reverse shoulder arthroplasty by Edwards, T. Bradley, MD, Williams, Matthew D., MD, Labriola, Joanne E., MD, Elkousy, Hussein A., MD, Gartsman, Gary M., MD, O'Connor, Daniel P., PhD

“…Hypothesis Dislocation is the most common serious complication after reverse shoulder arthroplasty. One theorized cause is subscapularis insufficiency because…”
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Return to Sports and Recreational Activities Following Arthroplasty of the Basal Joint of the Thumb: A Retrospective Review by Labriola, Joanne E., Smith, Mark P., Merrell, Gregory A.

“…Arthroplasty of the basal, or carpometacarpal, joint of the thumb has been shown to decrease pain, improve strength, improve range of motion, and allow return…”
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Biomechanical Rationale for Development of Anatomical Reconstructions of Coracoclavicular Ligaments After Complete Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocations by Costic, Ryan S., Labriola, Joanne E., Rodosky, Mark W., Debski, Richard E.

“…Background: Surgical treatments of complete acromioclavicular joint dislocations replace or reconstruct the coracoclavicular ligaments with a single structure…”
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Radiographic comparison of pegged and keeled glenoid components using modern cementing techniques: A prospective randomized study by Edwards, T. Bradley, MD, Labriola, Joanne E., MD, Stanley, Rodney J., MD, O'Connor, Daniel P., PhD, Elkousy, Hussein A., MD, Gartsman, Gary M., MD

“…Background Modern cementing techniques have improved glenoid fixation, reduced glenoid lucency seen with keeled components, and may eliminate differences…”
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Stability and instability of the glenohumeral joint: The role of shoulder muscles by Labriola, Joanne E., Lee, Thay Q., Debski, Richard E., McMahon, Patrick J.

“…Shoulder muscles contribute to both mobility and stability of the glenohumeral joint. To improve treatments for shoulder instability, we focused on the…”
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Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty in the Senior Athlete by Labriola, Joanne E., MD, Edwards, T. Bradley, MD

“…The number of senior athletes is increasing and, in accordance, shoulder injuries are increasing within this population. Shoulder injuries, such as rotator…”
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Thoracohumeral muscle activity alters glenohumeral joint biomechanics during active abduction by Konrad, Gerhard G., Jolly, John T., Labriola, Joanne E., McMahon, Patrick J., Debski, Richard E.

“…Normal function of the glenohumeral joint depends on coordinated muscle forces that stabilize the joint while moving the shoulder. These forces can either…”
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Active stability of the glenohumeral joint decreases in the apprehension position by Labriola, Joanne E., Jolly, John T., McMahon, Patrick J., Debski, Richard E.

“…Background. Muscle forces that compress the glenohumeral joint during mid-ranges of motion may lead to increased translational forces in end-range positions,…”
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