L'Episcopo's 1934 case series describes a novel tendon transfer for residual shoulder internal rotation deformity in obstetrical brachial plexus palsy. The question addressed: can reversing the teres major's insertion restore active muscle balance and prevent deformity recurrence, rather than simply releasing contractures as prior operations did?
L'Episcopo's 1934 case series describes a novel tendon transfer for residual shoulder internal rotation deformity in obstetrical brachial plexus palsy. The question addressed: can reversing the teres major's insertion restore active muscle balance and prevent deformity recurrence, rather than simply releasing contractures as prior operations did?