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Patient Information Leaflets for Orthopaedics - Shoulder

ACJ grade I-II with FU

ACJ grade III

ACJ grade I-II

Clavicle awaiting surgical opinion

Clavicle undisplaced no FU

Clavicle with FU 3 weeks

Clavicle with FU 6 weeks

Primary shoulder dislocation possible RC pathway so FU

Primary shoulder dislocation

Recurrent dislocation low trauma

Recurrent shoulder dislocation high trauma with FU

Scapula fracture

Shoulder calcific tendonitus

Shoulder fracture dislocation with FU

Shoulder midshaft humerus

Shoulder minimally displaced Glenoid fracture with FU

Shoulder minimally displaced GT fracture with FU

Shoulder proximal humerus fracture

Shoulder undisplaced GT fracture no FU

Shoulder undisplaced GT fracture with FU

Soft tissue shoulder

Supracondylar Fracture distal humerus with FU

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