The rotator cable: relatively unknown anatomical structure of the shoulder
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Rotator cable and rotator crescent. The humerus from above showing the... | Download Scientific Diagram
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The biomechanical relevance of anterior rotator cuff cable tears in a cadaveric shoulder model. | Semantic Scholar
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The Rotator Cable: Magnetic Resonance Evaluation and Clinical Correlation | Radiology Key
Sports Injury Bulletin - Diagnose & Treat - Cables, crescents and suspension bridges: the unique anatomy of the rotator cuff cable
Literature review March 2019 - Cables and Crescents!
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