HYPOTHESIS: Arthroscopy reveals many previously unrecognized soft tissue and bony lesions
underlying recurrent anterior shoulder instability. Certain stabilising procedures however …

Background Posterior instability is a relatively rare and challenging condition to treat. Soft-tissue
procedures do not always provide satisfactory results. We present the results after …

PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to evaluate a new all-arthroscopic technique in
the management of recalcitrant globally stiff frozen shoulders. This adopts an initial extra-…

We describe an all-suture transosseous repair technique used in the management of rotator
cuff tears by means of an all-suture anchor secured on the intra-articular side of the humeral …

Elbow pain is a common presenting symptom in primary care. Pathology can arise from any
component of the joint including tendons, bursae, bones, or nerves. It is a commonly …

Arthroscopy is increasingly the modality of choice for interventional procedures in shoulder
surgery. It is often learned after a basic grounding in knee arthroscopy, but the wide variation …

We report a rare case of late knee locking after an open knee injury in a polytrauma patient
with a pelvic fracture and a contralateral femoral artery injury. Once the life and limb …

In part 1 of this article we have described the history of shoulder arthroscopy and its current
indications. We introduced concepts useful in the execution and interpretation of shoulder …

Two first class cricket bowlers presented with costoiliac pain secondary to rib impingement.
In both patients, conservative management of the injury had failed to improve symptoms. …

Shoulder arthroplasty is being performed with increasing volumes worldwide. This inevitability
means that complications will be encountered with greater frequency. Periprosthetic …