This document provides information about the Center for Shoulder Arthroscopy at IASO General Hospital in Athens, Greece. It lists the head physicians and provides the center's website. It then discusses various shoulder pathologies like rotator cuff tears that cause pain and weakness, instability that leads to excessive motion, and arthritis that causes joint incongruence. Finally, it mentions that the clinical presentation of shoulder issues may not always be clear and to be suspicious of tumors, fractures, neuropathies, cervical spine issues, heart problems, or inflammation as possible causes.

1. Center for Shoulder Arthroscopy
IASO General Hospital
Athens, Greece
Head: Manos Antonogiannakis
Tasos Deligeorgis
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2. • Pain
• Decreased ROM
+/- Pain
• Excessive motion
Instability
• Referred pain
• Combination
• Biceps Tenonditis,
• Calcifying tendonitis
• Impingement,
• AC-GH arthritis
Passive: Frozen shoulder,
Arthritis,
Active: Nerve problems,
Tendon rupture
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3. Shoulder pathology
• Pain and loss of strength – Rotator
Cuff pathology
• Excessive motion – instability ,
dislocation
• Loss of motion –Stiffness , adhesive
capsulitis
• Joint incongruence – Arthritis

4. Tendonitis
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6. Dislocation from groove
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7. Biceps tenodesis or tenotomy
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10. Radiographs
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12. Calcification Repair
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15. Removal of Distal Clavicular End
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16. Muscle imbalance
loss of centralization of
the humeral head
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17. A Hooked Acromion Predisposes to
impingement
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18. SUBACROMIAL IMPIGEMENT
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19. SUBACROMIAL IMPIGEMENT
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22. Normal Shoulder
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23. Frozen Shoulder
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26. Normal Rotator Cuff
Side View
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31. Anchor Repair
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32. Arthroscopic View
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33. Arthroscopic Repair
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35. Labrum & Ligaments
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36. Bankart Lesion
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39. Engaged Hill-Sachs Lesion
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40. Normal Shoulder
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41. Arthroscopic View
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42. Bankart Lesion
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43. Large Hill-Sachs
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44. • Tumors around the shoulder
• Subtle fractures of the upper part of the
humerous or the scapula
• Neuropathies of the peripheral nerves that
innervate the muscles of the scapula and the
shoulder
• Cervical spine pathology
• Myocardial ischemia.
• Inflammatory disorders of the shoulder
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