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Multidirectional instability (MDI) 1.Shoulder has symptoms as a result of inferior subluxation, in addition to posterior and/or anterior subluxation (post symptoms predominant) 2.Atraumatic capsular l
【机 构】
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台北榮民總醫院 骨科部 運動醫學科
【出 处】
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第二届积水潭运动医学高峰论坛暨第五届国际肩肘外科论坛
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Multidirectional instability (MDI) 1.Shoulder has symptoms as a result of inferior subluxation, in addition to posterior and/or anterior subluxation (post symptoms predominant) 2.Atraumatic capsular laxity (overuse onset) MDI
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