Os acromiale is a developmental defect which results from the lack of an osseous union
between the ossification centers of the acromion, leading to the fibrocartilaginous tissue …

Background The literature is unclear as to the optimal surgical management of a
symptomatic os acromiale that has failed nonoperative treatment. Surgical options include …

The majority of os acromiale is asymptomatic and requires no treatment. In patients with
shoulder pain, os acromiale is a possibility in the differential diagnosis and may imitate …

Purpose Os acromiale is a common entity in the middle-age group, in whom it is frequently
associated with rotator cuff tears. However, it can be a cause of shoulder pain in the young …

Background The purpose of this paper was to survey members of the American Shoulder
and Elbow Surgeons (ASES) to assess their opinion on management options, help highlight …

The os acromiale was first described in 1863 by Gruber, 8 who identified 3 cases of os
acromiale in his study of 100 cadavers. 16 There are 4 ossific nuclei in the acromion, which …

Symptomatic Os acromiale can cause pain, impingement, and reduced range of movement.
Disruption of the syndesmosis can result in significant pain and functional impairment; this …

Аннотация Обоснование. Os acromiale является вариантом несращения апофиза
акромиального отростка, встречается в 6–8% случаев у взрослого населения …

The failed fusion between two acromial apophyses, called an os acromiale, is often
asymptomatic and found incidentally during evaluation for unrelated shoulder pathology …