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1 Index Note: Page numbers of article titles are in boldface type. A Abduction pillow, ultrasling, 880, 881, 882, 883 Adolescents, shoulder instability in. See Shoulder, instability of, pediatric and adolescent. Arthroplasty, shoulder (hemi/total), in humeral defects, Arthroscopy, in failed shoulder instability procedure, in management of instability in contact athlete, Athlete, young, from painful shoulder to multidirectional instability in, B Bankart lesion(s), 614, 713, 804, 809 and Bankart variants, differentiation of, 656 bony, 617, 657 fibrous, 657 reverse, 618, 662, 787, 788 Bankart repair, anterior, arthroscopic, rehabilitation following, revision, following failed shoulder instabilty procedure, Baseball modes, and consequences of, 640 Baseball players, Interval Throwing Program for, Batter s shoulder, clinical presentation of, 798 clinical results of, 801 imaging in, 798 pathophysiology of, 798 posterior instability in, treatment of, , 801 Batting, mechanics of, Bennett lesion, 700, 701 Bone graft, autogenous, in bone loss, 752 Bone loss, arthroscopic repair in, autogenous bone graft in, 752 biomechanical effects of, clinical evaluation of, history taking in, 744 imaging analysis of, physical examination in, deficiency measurement and classification of, glenoid, noninvasive evaluation of, prevalance/morphology/classification of, , 673 surgical options in, humeral, noninvasive evaluation of, , 671 prevalence/morphology/classification of, 665 surgical options in, Clin Sports Med 32 (2013) sportsmed.theclinics.com /13/$ see front matter ª 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

2 916 Index Bone (continued ) humeral head bone grafting in, in athlete, shoulder instability with, Latarjet coracoid transfer in, natural history of, nonsurgical care in, 749 open repair in, 750 osteochondral allograft in, remplissage in, return to play following, 756 Bony block procedures, in anterior instability, Bony deficiency/loss, Bony lesions, 617 Bristow coracoid transfer, Bristow/Latarjet procedure, 632 C Capsulolabral pathoanatomy, anterior, variations in, posterior, variations in, 618 Children, shoulder instability in. See Shoulder, instability of, pediatric and adolescent. Computed tomography, and computed tomography arthrography, in soft tissue defects/ disease, 655, 656 2D, in glenoid bone loss, 674, 675 3D, in glenoid bone loss, Contact athlete(s), instability in, arthroscopic management of, recurrent anterior shoulder instability in, Latarjet-Patte procedure for, Coracoid transfer, Bristow, following failed shoulder instabilty procedure, in humeral defects, 632 Latarjet, , E Eden-Hybinette procedure, 628 G Glenohumeral instability, 825 nonoperative, rehabilitation guidelines for, acute phase, advanced strengthening, intermediate phase, , 870 return to activity phase, nonoperative and postoperative rehabilitation for, Glenohumeral joint, 608, 654, 685 anatomy of, and biomechanics of, 686 pathoanatomy of, Glenohumeral ligament complex, inferior, plastic deformation of, Glenohumeral ligaments, functions of, 686 humeral avulsion of, , 663, 664

3 Index 917 Glenoid bone grafting, following failed stabilization, Glenoid bone loss, noninvasive evaluation of, prevalance/morphology/classification of, , 673 Glenoid defects, 626, 627 glenoid bone grafting in, 628 nonanatomic procedures in, posterior, repair of, 790, 791 prognosis in, 627 Glenolabral articular disruption, , 660 H Hill-Sachs defects (lesions), , 631, , , , 789, 790, 808, 810, 845 engaging, management of, 854 Hill-Sachs impression fracture, 617 reverse, 619 Hockey players, shoulder instability in, Humeral bone loss, noninvasive evaluation of, , 671 prevalence/morphology/classification of, 665 Humeral defects, anatomic procedures in, 630 coracoid transfer in, 632 humeral head bone augmentation in, 630 nonanatomic procedures in, remplissage in, , , 854 rotational humeral osteotomy in, 633 shoulder arthroplasty in, soft tissue transfer in, Humeral head bone grafting, in bone loss, Humeral head defects, I Impingement, internal, 698 Instability, anterior, arthroscopic stabilization of, bony block procedures in, epidemiology of, open stabilization of, 826 preferred management of, 691 recurrent, in contact athletes, Latarjet-Patte procedure for, surgical treatment of, in athlete, definition of, 608 glenohumeral. See Glenohumeral instability. in athlete, imaging of, in contact athlete, arthroscopic management of, , outcomes of, classification of, 716 incidence of,

4 918 Index Instability (continued ) patient history in, physical examination in, treatment algorithm for, multidirectional, from painful shoulder, in young athlete, nonoperative rehabilitation for, posterior, arthroscopic stabilization of, epidemiology of, 691 in batter s shoulder, nonoperative rehabilitation of, 873 open stabilization of, 829 surgical treatment of, in athlete, treatment of, Interval Throwing program, for baseball players, J Jerk test, 786 K Kim lesion, , 664 Kim test, 786 L Latarjet coracoid transfer, in bone loss, Latarjet-Patte procedure, for recurrent anterior shoulder instability in contact athletes, mechanism of action of, rehabilitation and return to sport after, , 736 technique of, Latarjet procedure, anterior, rehabilitation following, in failed stabilization, Legs/core, in overhead motion, M Magnetic resonance imaging, and magnetic resonance arthrography, in soft tissue defects/ disease, McLaughlin procedure, 789 Microinstability, 698 O Osteochondral allograft, in bone loss, Overhead athletes, clinical evaluation of, imaging of, mechanics and pathomechanics in,

5 Index 919 microinstability and internal impingement in, shoulder abnormalities in, nonoperative management of, 702 surgical techniques in, treatment outcomes in, Overhead motion, mechanics of, pathomechanics of, P Periosteal sleeve avulsion, anterior labral, 658 posterior labrocapsular, 662, 663 Perthes lesion, Posterior drawer test, 785 R Rehabilitation, nonoperative and postoperative, for glenohumeral instability, Remplissage, in bone loss, in humeral defects, , , 854 Rotator cuff tear, partial-thickness articular sided, 700, 701 S Scapular dyskinesis, in disabled throwing shoulder, 645 Shoulder, anatomy of, arthroplasty (hemi/total), in humeral defects, atraumatic instability of, pathoanatomy of, 620 batter s, posterior instability in, bony lesions of, 619 dynamic stabilizers of, 611 instability of. See also Instability. acquired, rehabilitation in, atraumatic, rehabilitation of, classification of, complex, biomechanics of, in hockey players, assessment of, methods of, 805 results of, 805, causes of, types of, 804 in in-season athlete, decision making in, nonoperative management of, operative management of, pathogenesis of, 614 pediatric and adolescent, acute management of, epidemiology of, 762 history taking in, imaging in, nonoperative conservative treatment of, operative treatment of,

6 920 Index Shoulder (continued) physical examination in, , 766 preferred treatment techniques in, rehabilitation following treatment of, traumatic and nontraumatic, anatomy and biomechanics of, physical examination and on-field management of, , posterior, in contact athlete, clinical evaluation of, 784 diagnostic imaging in, nonoperative management of, 787 operative management of, 787 osseous defects and procedures in, pathogenesis of, physical examination in, , 786 postoperative rehabilitation following, 792 soft tissue procedures in, recurrent anterior, in contact athletes, Latarjet-Patte procedure for, open bony procedures for, 732 open or arthroscopic techniques for soft tissue pathology in, 732 soft tissue and bony procedures for, 732 traumatic anterior, non-operative rehabilitation of, with concomitant bone loss in athlete, multidirectional instability of, diagnosis of, treatment of, outcomes of, 821 normal, primary stabilization of, outcomes of, soft tissue lesions of, stability of, functional anatomy and biomechanics of, in athlete, static bony stabilizers of, static soft tissue stabilizers of, traumatic anterior instability of, pathoanatomy of, traumatic posterior instability of, pathoanatomy of, unstable, rehabilitation of, factors to consider in, 866 unstable painful, description of, 816 diagnosis of, treatment of, 818, 819 outcomes of, Shoulder instability procedure, failed, approach to athlete with, arthroscopy in, cause(s) of, functional deficit as, 843 glenoid bone size as, 844 humeral head and, 845 investigation of, new trauma as, patient factors as, 843 surgical factors as, history taking in, imaging in, management of athlete with,

7 Index 921 physical examination in, revision stabilization in, results off, 848, Shoulder stabilization, posterior, rehabilitation following, rehabilitation following, capsular shift or plication, 885 Shoulder stabilization surgery, in athletes, results of, Soft tissue defects/disease, CT and CT arthrography in, 655, 656 MR imaging and MR arthrography in, Sports, classification of, by degree of contact, 836 T Tennis nodes, 642 Tennis serve, 641, 643 Thrower s Ten Program, advanced, Throwing, phases of, 639 Throwing program, interval, for baseball players, Throwing shoulder, disabled, clinical implications of, 647 scapular dyskinesis in, 645 shoulder pain and injury in, Y Young athlete, from painful shoulder to multidirectional instability in,

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