Síndrome do Impacto no Ombro Esquerdo com Cirurgia Artroscópica - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing
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Síndrome do Impacto no Ombro Esquerdo com Cirurgia Artroscópica - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing
Este conjunto de ilustrações médicas exibe a síndrome do impacto no ombro esquerdo com cirurgia artroscópica. O primeiro desenho é uma orientação à anatomia do ombro. A segunda imagem é uma ampliação da primeira, exibindo as lesões pré-cirúrgicas, incluindo um esporão ósseo da clavícula distal, síndrome da invasão acromioclavicular, processo acrômio com inclinação inferior e invasão do tendão muscular supraespinhal. A próxima imagem mostra os dois primeiros passos da cirurgia de descompressão subacromial, incluindo a inserção dos instrumentos artroscópicos na junta do ombro, e a realização de uma acromioplastia utilizando um trépano de alta velocidade para remover esporões ósseos pós-traumáticos e aliviar a invasão. A última imagem mostra os dois próximos passos no procedimento, incluindo a remoção da porção distal da clavícula com um trépano de alta velocidade e o alisamento do manguito rotador desgastado com um raspador.
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