2020•Journal of Shoulder and Elbow SurgeryRequires access

Arthroscopic débridement has similar 30-day complications compared with open arthrotomy for the treatment of native shoulder septic arthritis: a population-based study

Zain M. Khazi, William T. Cates, Alan Gregory Shamrock, Qiang An, Kyle R. Duchman, Robert W. Westermann, Brian R. Wolf

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Key concepts: Medicine, Arthrotomy, Septic arthritis, Arthritis, Surgery, Population, Internal medicine, Arthroscopy

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