The anatomic proximity of several neurovascular structures remains a major concern to the surgeon interested in performing arthroscopic capsular release. We evaluated the anatomic relationships between the released capsule and the axillary nerve, posterior circumflex humeral artery, and brachial artery in a frozen cadaveric model. With the aid of electrocautery, seven cadaveric shoulders underw...

Arthroscopic pancapsular release has been recommended for recalcitrant frozen shoulder, but regaining range of motion has not been sufficient compared with the unaffected side. There is no consensus about the reasons for these remaining restrictions in range of motion, but residual capsular or connective tissue must be considered a candidate. A thickened coracohumeral ligament at the rotator in...

Background: Elbow capsular release can be performed arthroscopically or through an open method to improve range of motion (ROM). However, it is unclear how frequently patients require after unsatisfactory results from arthroscopic release. Purpose/Hypothesis: The purpose this study was determine the percentage who underwent elbow for loss then required a repeat other subsequent surgery on same ...

PurposeArthroscopic shoulder surgery has been identified as a potential risk factor for carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). The purposes of this study were follows: to (1) examine the percentage patients who underwent arthroscopic procedures and later developed ipsilateral CTS within 1 year procedure, (2) determine those with subsequently an injection or release, (3) comorbidities associated developi...