Outcome of Expedited Rotator Cuff Surgery in Injured Workers: Determinants of Successful Recovery

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P356DOI10.1177/2325967117705319
P932PMC publication ID5444584
P698PubMed publication ID28589156

P2093author name stringPatrick Henry
Gargi Singh
Helen Razmjou
Richard Holtby
Joanne Hill
Helen Mann
Julie Grossman
Dragana Boljanovic
Iona Macritchie
Robin R Richards
Sandra Lincoln
Stephen Gallay
Niki Travers
Danielle Medeiros
Deborah Shore
Carolyn Roknic
Cheryl Borthwick
Stefanie Chau
Aisha Champsi
Alicia Savona
Allison Kamino
Filomena De Medeiros
Lauren Mayer
Loraine Yanofsky
Marni Wilson
Shellina Sumar
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P433issue5
P304page(s)2325967117705319
P577publication date2017-05-22
P1433published inOrthopaedic journal of sports medicineQ27725188
P1476titleOutcome of Expedited Rotator Cuff Surgery in Injured Workers: Determinants of Successful Recovery
P478volume5

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