The associations of comorbidities with healthcare utilization among patients undergoing total shoulder arthroplasty
William ElNemer(Johns Hopkins University), Uma Srikumaran(Johns Hopkins University), Edward G. McFarland(Johns Hopkins University), John P. Avendano(Johns Hopkins University), Savyasachi C. Thakkar(Johns Hopkins University), Zaid Elsabbagh(Apple (Israel)), Andrew B. Harris(Johns Hopkins University), Myung-Jin Cha(Johns Hopkins University), Matthew J. Best(Johns Hopkins Medicine)
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