Morgan et al. analyzed 102 arthroscopically treated type II SLAP lesions, excluding all cases with Bankart pathology or anterior instability. The study asks whether distinct anatomic subtypes exist and defines each subtype's physical exam signature, associated rotator cuff pathology, and instability pattern.
Morgan et al. analyzed 102 arthroscopically treated type II SLAP lesions, excluding all cases with Bankart pathology or anterior instability. The study asks whether distinct anatomic subtypes exist and defines each subtype's physical exam signature, associated rotator cuff pathology, and instability pattern.