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2021 AOSSM-AANA Combined Annual Meeting Recordings
Arthroscopic Laterjet a Reality Check
Arthroscopic Laterjet a Reality Check
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In this video, the presenter discusses the coracoid transfer procedure for anterior glenoid bone loss. They explain that the procedure can be done through an open approach or using arthroscopic techniques. The focus of the presentation is on graft positioning, graft healing, complications, and the learning curve associated with arthroscopic Latter Jay compared to the open procedure. They emphasize the importance of proper positioning of the graft in both the sagittal and axial planes. The presenter also discusses the variability in techniques and the different outcomes between open and arthroscopic procedures. They conclude that there is no significant difference in graft positioning, healing, or complications between the two methods, although arthroscopic procedures may have a decreased risk of complications after a certain learning curve is reached. No credits were mentioned in the video.
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William Ciccone, MD
Keywords
coracoid transfer procedure
anterior glenoid bone loss
graft positioning
complications
learning curve
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