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Eugene Botes Post Operative |
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Winging Scapula Video - Before
52 year old woman with six month history of traumatic right long thoracic nerve injury. |
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Winging Scapula Video - After one day of surgery
Significant improvement in overhead movement and winging 24 hours after surgery. |
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Winging Scapula Video - Before
Police officer 2 years after injury to right long thoracic nerve while apprehending suspect. |
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Winging Scapula Video - After one day of surgery
Significant improvement in overhead movement and winging 24 hours after surgery. |
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Winging Scapula Video - Before
Army officer with 3 year history of winging and shoulder instability from heavy lifting. |
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Winging Scapula Video - After one day of surgery
Significant improvement in overhead movement and winging 24 hours after surgery. |
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Shows patient Tom T. one day before the surgery
32 year old man with a left long thoracic nerve injury after heavy lifting (snowmobile)
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Shows patient Tom T. one day before the surgery and one day
Significant improvement in overhead movement and winging 24 hours after surgery. |
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Shows patient Bryn W. one day before surgery
22 year old college student with bilateral winging and long thoracic nerve injury from varsity wrestling. |
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Shows patient Bryn W. one day before the surgery and one day after
Significant improvement in overhead movement and winging 24 hours after surgery. |
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Shows the difficulty in elevating the right arm prior to surgery.
17 year old femal with a stretched injury of the right long thoracic nerve from throwing a basketball.
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Shows the difficulty in elevating the right arm prior to surgery.
Six weeks after decompression surgery, complete resolution of winging and shoulder weakness. |
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Shows the difficulty in elevating the right arm prior to surgery.
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Shows improvement of right shoulder movement after surgery.
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