Molecular Biology and Genetics in Shoulder Pathologies

The studies conducted in the feld of molecular

biology and genetics have focused mostly on

rotator cuff tears and partly shoulder dislocations among shoulder diseases. The rate of retear is high in rotator cuff tears, and despite the

improved surgical repair techniques and successful physiotherapy models for patients with

rotator cuff tear (RCT), high rates of re-tear

have led to the view of considering individual

genetic differences in the treatment of this disease [1]. The most common cause of anterior

shoulder dislocations is trauma. However, some

patients who receive the same treatment had

recurrent dislocations due to capsular deformation, while others have a good recovery and do

not have recurrent dislocations. This difference

in prognosis among patient groups with the

same diagnosis and similar demographic features increases.