Infraspinatus Tenotomy Improves Glenoid Visualization With the Modified Judet Approach.

Objectives: To determine if the addition of an infraspinatus tenotomy to the modified Judet approach (MJA) improves glenoid visualization.

Methods: We performed an MJA on 14 human cadaveric shoulders. After exposing the glenoid, the boundary of the visualized glenoid surface was marked with a 1.

Expanding the Haitian rehabilitation workforce: employment situation and perceptions of graduates from three rehabilitation technician training programs.

Purpose: This article examines the employment situation and perceptions of graduates from three rehabilitation technician (RT) programs in Haiti.

Methods: In this mixed method study, 74 of 93 recent graduates completed a questionnaire, and 20 graduates participated in an in-depth qualitative interview. We analyzed survey results using descriptive statistics.