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Anatomy
Shoulder
Postoperative Condition
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Shoulder Dystocia During Deliver
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Shoulder Dystocia with Posterior Arm Delivery
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Compression of the Left Brachial Plexus
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EXHIBIT ID:
SH_C_0079
Postoperative Condition
This exhibit displays the postoperative condition of a patient's right arm that currently has a fused shoulder joint, fixation hardware, and a fibular autograft that was harvested from the left lower leg.
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SH_C_0079
shoulder
supraclavicular
skeleton
humerus
acromion
clavicle
acromioclavicular
glenoid
fossa
subclavian
scapula
osteosarcoma
mass
right
anterior
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