Common Causes and Risk Factors for Recurrence Recurrent shoulder instability often results from: Inadequate healing of the joint capsule and glenohumeral ligaments Damage to the labrum (Bankart lesion) Capsular laxity or redundancy Muscle imbalance or proprioceptive dysfunction Premature return to activity without proper rehabilitation Young, active individuals are particularly prone to recurrent dislocations and instability, with recurrence rates as high as 80-90% in those under 20 years old
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We take the linear rate constant to be 4 M/hr, which gives a half-life of approximately 10 minutes, since absorption will be slower with pills and non-fasted state