Open Stabilization is a surgical intervention, within the domain of orthopedic shoulder surgery, that involves a direct, invasive approach to repair or reconstruct the glenohumeral joint structures to restore stability, distinguished by its use of an external incision to access and address the underlying anatomical pathology, as opposed to arthroscopic or minimally invasive techniques.
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Comparison of Arthroscopic and Open Anterior Shoulder Stabilization
Brian J. Cole, John C. LʼInsalata, Jay Irrgang et al. · Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery · 2000 · 335 citations
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