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Lint: habermeyer-classification-of-biceps-pulley-injury

habermeyer-classification-of-biceps-pulley-injury
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"Updated Habermeyer classification"

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  • H1 Usage
  • H1 Classification
  • H1 History and etymology
  • H1 Related pathology
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"Habermeyer classification"

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"Updated Habermeyer classification"

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"The Habermeyer classification was published in 2004 1 is currently (c. 2023) the most commonly used system 3. An updated classification was published in 2020, as many biceps pulley injuries could not be classified due to the lack of superior glenohumeral ligament involvement 2."

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