First, as evidenced by the change in passive range of motion for shoulder flexion trending towards significance, and given the smaller effect sizes of changes observed after tenotomy, the sample size was plausibly too small to detect the difference; in any event, this cohort study should be used to power future investigations.
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Innovative Management of Spastic Shoulder Contractures: A Retrospective Cohort Analysis of Combined Percutaneous Cryoneurolysis and Tenotomy.
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