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Controversies In Shoulder Instability 1st Edition Christopher Dodson David Dines Joshua S Dines Gilles Walch Gerald R Williams

SKU: BELL-51574880

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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Controversies In Shoulder Instability 1st Edition Christopher Dodson David Dines Joshua S Dines Gilles Walch Gerald R Williams instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wolters Kluwer

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 13 MB

Pages: 738

Author: Christopher Dodson; David Dines; Joshua S. Dines; Gilles Walch; Gerald R. Williams

ISBN: 9781469835563, 1469835568

Language: English

Year: 2014

Edition: 1

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Controversies In Shoulder Instability 1st Edition Christopher Dodson David Dines Joshua S Dines Gilles Walch Gerald R Williams by Christopher Dodson; David Dines; Joshua S. Dines; Gilles Walch; Gerald R. Williams 9781469835563, 1469835568 instant download after payment.

Shoulder instability can result from a variety of causes--including bone loss, lesions, and trauma, particularly repetitive motion injuries associated with sports. This practical resource addresses the full scope of shoulder injury diagnosis and management--from anatomy and natural history, to injury classification and both surgical and nonsurgical management options.