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Musculoskeletal disorders of the hand and shoulder in patients with diabetes mellitus by Cagliero, Enrico, Apruzzese, William, Perlmutter, Gary S, Nathan, David M

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Stability of Acromioclavicular Joint Reconstruction: Biomechanical Testing of Various Surgical Techniques in a Cadaveric Model by Deshmukh, Ashwin V., Wilson, David R., Zilberfarb, Jeffrey L., Perlmutter, Gary S.

“…Background Despite reports of excellent results with the Weaver-Dunn coracoacromial ligament transfer, many authors recommend augmenting the transfer with…”
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Direct injury to the axillary nerve in athletes playing contact sports by Perlmutter, G S, Leffert, R D, Zarins, B

“…We performed long-term followup (31 to 276 months) of 11 contact athletes who had sustained isolated injuries to their axillary nerves during athletic…”
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Results of Transfer of the Pectoralis Major Tendon to Treat Paralysis of the Serratus Anterior Muscle by PERLMUTTER, GARY S, LEFFERT, ROBERT D

“…BackgroundParalysis of the serratus anterior muscle can be functionally disabling. As a result of the scapular winging associated with such paralysis, the…”
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Effect of subacromial decompression on laxity of the acromioclavicular joint: biomechanical testing in a cadaveric model by Deshmukh, Ashwin V, Perlmutter, Gary S, Zilberfarb, Jeffrey L, Wilson, David R

“…Subacromial decompression is a well-accepted treatment for impingement syndrome when nonoperative therapies have failed. However, recent clinical data have…”
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Axillary nerve injury by Perlmutter, G S

“…Axillary nerve injury remains the most common peripheral nerve injury to affect the shoulder. It most often is seen after glenohumeral joint dislocation,…”
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Axillary nerve injuries in contact sports : Recommendations for treatment and rehabilitation by PERLMUTTER, G. S, APRUZZESE, W

“…Axillary nerve injuries are some of the most common peripheral nerve injuries in athletes who participate in contact sports. Resulting deltoid muscle paralysis…”
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Thoracic outlet syndrome. Results of 282 transaxillary first rib resections by Leffert, R D, Perlmutter, G S

“…Thoracic outlet syndrome may follow trauma but also may be seen as a result of postural abnormalities of the shoulder girdle. Cervical ribs and other anatomic…”
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Stability of Acromioclavicular Joint Reconstruction by Ashwin V. Deshmukh, David R. Wilson, Jeffrey L. Zilberfarb, Gary S. Perlmutter

“…Background: Despite reports of excellent results with the Weaver-Dunn coracoacromial ligament transfer, many authors recommend augmenting the transfer with…”
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Transient Compartment Syndrome of the Forearm After Attempted Radial Artery Cannulation by Qvist, Jesper, Peterfreund, Robert A., Perlmutter, Gary S.

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Transient Compartment Syndrome of the Forearm After Attempted Radial Artery Cannulation by Qvist, Jesper, Peterfreund, Robert A., Perlmutter, Gary S.

“…Radial artery cannulation for continuous intraoperative monitoring of arterial blood pressure is considered a safe procedure. One complication of arterial…”
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