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Intermediate Shoulder Instability.

Last updated Friday, January 28, 2005

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About intermediate instability

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The AMBRII and TUBS syndromes represent clearly defined clinical pathologic entities, each of which has specific diagnostic features and treatment strategies. Together, they constitute the great majority of patients who present with glenohumeral instability. Patients who do not fit into one of these two categories have highly individualized problems and cannot be grouped effectively together. In evaluating these patients, a meticulous history and physical examination take on even greater importance.

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