Supraclavicular arthroscopic anatomy. Shoulder peripheral nerve anatomy.
Shoulder peripheral neuropathies are prevalent and can arise from various factors, including traumatic injury, shoulder surgery, infection, tumors, or entrapment syndromes. A thorough understanding of normal anatomy is crucial in identifying the root causes, evaluating the exact location, and determining the extent of the damage. This knowledge aids in effectively diagnosing and managing the condition.
The shoulder's standard anatomical structure can be observed through arthroscopy, revealing numerous variations. Familiarity with these variants enables effective treatment of various shoulder conditions and enhances comprehension of shoulder biomechanics. With the growing utilization of arthroscopic portals in everyday medical practice, it becomes crucial to possess a comprehensive understanding of shoulder anatomy to prevent inadvertent damage to nerves, blood vessels, cartilage, or tendons.
Speakers
- Thibault Lafosse, MD
- Jorge Clifton, MD