Background: All-suture anchors (ASAs) are noted to cause various bone reactions when used in upper limb surgery but clinical implications are unknown.
Methods: 88 shoulders and 151 elbows with a mean follow-up of 47.1 ± 17.
Primary bone and soft tissue tumours are rare in a non-referral teaching department. The incidence varies greatly among the different subtypes and every Orthopaedic surgeon will encounter one or more benign or malignant lesions during their careers. History, clinical examination and technical investigations are of great importance, but basic knowledge and basic principles are necessary for a correct clinical practice.
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