XXXX shoulder in @entity1158 .

@entity1158 @entity1 @entity64 @entity75 @entity508 @entity7194 @entity6865 @entity2421 @entity158 @entity912
Shoulder @entity158 is probably the most frequent complication of @entity1158 . In this study 219 @entity1158 @entity1 were regularly followed up after their @entity64 ( @entity64 ) for one year (166 @entity1 , 53 @entity1 , with a mean age of 47 years). Criteria and parameters for evaluation of these shoulders were established at the outset. Distinction was made between flaccid and @entity1158 . Other influencing factors were @entity6865 ( @entity6865 ), isolated @entity75 cuff rotator tear or association of some of these. Roentgen examinations were done for each @entity1 . In our series of @entity1 , 72% had shoulder @entity158 at least once during the course of their recovery. This problem occurred more often in @entity1 having @entity508 (85%) than in those with @entity2421 (18%). An evolution towards @entity508 was noted in 80% of the @entity1 in this series, whereas 20% remained @entity2421 . Among the other possible causes of shoulder @entity158 , anteroinferior @entity7194 was incontrovertibly the most frequently cited. The @entity6865 syndrome was present in only 23% of all cases but was seen more often in @entity508 @entity1 , that is 27% compared to 7% among flaccid @entity1 . Whatever the cause, the @entity7194 with flaccid @entity912 should be corrected and @entity508 should be combatted as early and as vigorously as possible.
