(Paris, A. Parent, 1872) ; 1 fascicule in-8 (21 x 13 cm), paginé 513-640; broché, couverture muette moderne (papier vergé bleu) ; bon état; exemplaire truffé d'une coupure de presse (La Semaine Médicale, 1896, pp. 193-194) qui intéresse un article de Duplay intitulé "De la périarthrite scapulo-humérale"(Duplay complète sa description initiale). Edition originale rare. Ce mémoire novateur de Duplay occupe les pages 513-542 de ce fascicule. Il n'a pas fait l'objet d'un tirage à part. Emmanuel Simon Duplay (1836-1924) fut chirurgien des hôpitaux et professeur de clinique chirurgicale à la Faculté de médecine de Paris. Il fut membre de l'Académie de médecine. Il veut ici attirer l'attention des chirurgiens sur une affection "extrêmement commune", mais incomplètement décrite, de nature imprécise et de traitement mal déterminé. Ce texte constitue la première monographie complète, et devenue classique, sur la périarthrite scapulo-humérale : THE FIRST DESCRIPTION OF FROZEN SHOULDER (ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS) ; elle est riche en données novatrices. Le nom de Duplay resta longtemps associé à cette affection (maladie de Duplay). REFERENCES : Garrison & Morton, 4339.2 : " 'Frozen shoulder' syndrome described." ; Gumina S: Rotator Cuff Tear, p.18: "It is due to Emmanuel Simon Duplay in 1872, the classic description of the syndrome that will take his name for scapular-humeral periarthritis, characterized by shoulder stiffness and pain resulting from trauma. Duplay also has the merit of being the first to describe the function and pathology of the subacromial space ?which he calls 'second joint' to distinguish it from the 'first' (glenohumeral joint)- of having showed macroscopic pathological anatomy in a deceased patient he treated; of having described the symptoms of other eight cases; and of having first attempted, successfully, joint mobilization under anesthesia. He wrongly attributed the higher responsibility of the syndrome to the subacromial bursa whose removal was the basis for the evolution of the disease." ; Lubiecki M & Carr A: Frozen shoulder: past, present, and future, J Orthop Surg, 2007, 15(1), 1-3: "Manipulation under anaesthesia (MUA), recommended by Duplay in 1872 who first described the condition as periarthrite scapulohumérale, is still used today but is increasingly performed together with surgical intervention." ; Nagy MT et al.: The Frozen Shoulder: Myths and Realities, Open Orthop J. 2013, 7, 352?355: "Duplay was the first to recognize the condition as a pathology in its own right, referring to ?periarthrite scapulohumerale 'leading to the widespread but inappropriate use of the term ?periarthritis'.? ; Rockwood CA : The Shoulder, vol. 1, pp. 771-772 ; Ryan V et al.: The pathophysiology associated with primary (idiopathic) frozen shoulder: A systematic review, BMC Musculoskelet Disord. 2016, 17, 340 ; Aswad R & George R : L'épaule: une histoire de souplesse, Kinésithérapie, 2016, 16(171), 35-42; Jablonski S: Eponymis syndromes and diseases, p. 86: "Duplay's bursitis". Seller Inventory # 1184-72-1
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