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Increased decentralization of total shoulder arthroplasty procedures among surgeons in the United States: a nationwide market analysis
BACKGROUND: Primary total shoulder arthroplasty (TSA) utilization has grown substantially in recent years. As procedure volume increases, understanding how operative volume is distributed across the surgeon workforce has become important, as concentration of cases among a limited number of high-volu
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