Traumatology and Orthopedics of RussiaTraumatology and Orthopedics of RussiaТравматология и ортопедия России2311-29052542-0933Vreden National Medical Research Center of Traumatology and Orthopedics29910.21823/2311-2905-2012--4-144-152DiscussionsДискуссииDiscussionsCOLLISIONS IN THE CLASSIFICATION OF SLAP LESIONSКОЛЛИЗИИ В КЛАССИФИКАЦИИ SLAP ПОВРЕЖДЕНИЙYevsyeyenkoV. G.ЕвсеенкоВ. Г.
Russian Federation
ye_syava@ukrpost.netZazirniyI. M.ЗазирныйИ. М.
Russian Federation
zazirny@ukr.netClinical hospital “Feofania”Клиническая больница «Феофания»3012201218414415201112016https://journal.rniito.org/jour/article/view/299

There is no agreement among experts on the classification of injury of o the long head tendon of biceps brachii in the area of its attachment to the shoulder blade. Some authors take the Snyder’s classification as basis; others describe it as a separate injury. The authors presented the review of existing classifications of the labrum shoulder injury (so-called SLAP lesions) and traumas of the tendon of the long head biceps.

Среди специалистов отсутствует согласие относительно классификации повреждений сухожилия длинной головки двуглавой мышцы плеча в зоне крепления к лопатке. Одни авторы, описывая данное повреждение, берут за основу классификацию S.J. Snyder, другие описывают его как отдельное повреждение. Приведен обзор существующих классификаций повреждения верхней части суставной губы лопатки (так называемого SLAP повреждения) и повреждения сухожилия длинной головки двуглавой мышцы плеча.

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